JPMorgan Chase

Wall Street titan

JPMorgan Chase is the largest bank in the United States by assets, formed from the 2000 merger of J.P.

Morgan & Co. and Chase Manhattan Corporation.

The name combines the legacy of financier J.P.

Morgan with the Chase brand.

It operates as a major commercial and investment bank: JPMorgan Chase reported record quarterly earnings.

investment

asset management

Strategic oversight of holdings

equities · bonds · mutual funds · ETFs · trading · private banking · hedge funds · commodities · derivatives · capital markets

banking

branch

Division or woody limb

deposit · withdrawal · teller · mortgage · loan · credit card · account · overdraft · statement · debit

history

financial crisis

Severe economic system breakdown

consolidation · Gilded Age · steel industry · robber baron

corporate

headquarters

Central command location

executive · annual report · earnings · revenue · profit · market cap · stock price · NYSE · dividend · Fortune 500

global

London

England's capital city

Frankfurt · international · cross-border · foreign exchange · emerging markets · multinational · global presence · Asia Pacific · Latin America

Categories
Opposites
institutional scale and structure

JPMorgan Chasecredit union

Member-owned financial cooperative

community bank · cooperative bank · building society · Vanguard

financial sector role

JPMorgan ChaseBitcoin

Peer-to-peer electronic cash

cryptocurrency · DeFi · barter system · peer-to-peer lending · Ethereum

economic ideology and symbolism

JPMorgan ChaseOccupy Wall Street

2011 anti-inequality protest movement

cooperative bank · mutual aid society · microlender · labor union

Family

J.P. Morgan, Chase

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Concrete · Rated G