JPMorgan

The company behind Claude has weighed a retail offering of about 15% to 20% of the shares available in the IPO overall

Market volatility slowed dealmaking at major US banks in September, but executives said pipelines remained strong and borrowers resilient, while equity trading revenue rose

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said India has strong long-term prospects but inconsistent tax rules, regulation and policy uncertainty continue to concern foreign investors

Sebi has signaled internally that it is getting more proactive in examining transactions by domestic and international traders as part of an effort to protect retail investors

JPMorgan's Mauritius unit is likely to seek clarification from Sebi over alleged market manipulation, while avoiding an immediate appeal against the regulator's order

The crackdown underscores the regulator's determination to ensure the success of the so-called Closing Auction System, one of the biggest reforms to India's stock market in recent years

Climate risks are no longer just an environmental concern. Large investors are now studying whether climate tipping points could trigger sudden losses across financial markets

More than 100 companies have approached JPMorgan to explore banking and payment solutions for treasury operations in GIFT City, reflecting rising multinational interest in India's financial hub

JPMorgan's AI-powered investing agents outperformed a traditional 60/40 portfolio in historical backtests, though the bank cautioned that the results are based on simulations

JPMorgan has reshaped its succession race by promoting Doug Petno and Troy Rohrbaugh while Marianne Lake's retirement narrows the field to succeed Jamie Dimon

Foreign banks' share in total issuance grew to about 35% in the year ended March, from 28% to 30% in each of the preceding two fiscal years

Big Tech firms are pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into data centres amid strong demand for artificial intelligence, marking a shift from their long-standing reluctance to raise debt

JPMorgan cuts India to neutral, citing elevated valuations, earnings risks, and limited exposure to AI-led sectors, while remaining positive on long-term growth fundamentals

For weeks, JPMorgan bankers had anxiously watched events in the West Asia as they worked to sell the financing for the biggest buyout ever, the $55-bn private equity takeover of Electronic Arts

JPMorgan Chase acknowledged for the first time that it closed the bank accounts of President Donald Trump and several of his businesses in the political and legal aftermath of the January 6, 2021 attacks on the US Capitol, the latest development in a legal saga over the controversial practice of "debanking." The acknowledgment came in a court filing submitted this week in Trump's lawsuit against the bank and its leader, Jamie Dimon. The president sued for USD 5 billion, alleging that his accounts were closed for political reasons, disrupting his business operations. "In February 2021, JPMorgan informed Plaintiffs that certain accounts maintained with JPMorgan's CB and PB would be closed," JPMorgan's former chief administrative officer Dan Wilkening wrote in the court filing. The "PB" and "CB" stands for JPMorgan's private bank and commercial bank. Until now, JPMorgan has never admitted it closed the president's accounts, and would only speak hypothetically about when the bank closes

US President Donald Trump has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against banking giant JPMorgan Chase and its CEO Jamie Dimon, alleging unlawful closure of his personal and business bank accounts in 2021.

The bank has been benefiting from heightened volatility in markets fueling trading activity among its clients, as well as an uptick in dealmaking

Dipesh Shah, executive director at IFSCA, confirmed that the regulator had issued a license to JPMorgan Securities earlier this month

A celebrated startup founder. A $175 million acquisition. And millions of users that allegedly never existed. This is the story of how one deal meant to change student finance in the US

Foreign banks are being drawn to expand in India, lured by its rapid economic expansion, strong credit demand and deepening corporate activity