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Covid-19 impact: At JPMorgan, productivity falls for WFH employees

Work output was particularly affected on Mondays and Fridays, according to findings discussed by CEO Jamie Dimon in a private meeting with analysts

JPMorgan says the market rout is probably past its worst now

Coronavirus infection rates remain a 'wild card' as they remain high even if they're 'slowing' in the US and Europe

ED digs deeper into Amrapali-JPMorgan case, probes 'ultimate beneficiaries'

Amrapali group's assured returns to JPMorgan under foreign direct investment were unauthorised in nature, find ED

JPMorgan expands commercial lending team, appoints four local experts

This is to provide Indian mid-cap companies access to leading global financial capabilities, a strong network and deep market expertise

Why has India's mega public sector banks merger plan failed to lure funds?

A prolonged shadow-banking crisis and hurdles in bankruptcy rules have left India holding the world's worst bad-debt pile

How American banks beat European peers to rule the global financial system

A decade ago, they almost brought down the global financial system. Now they rule it

Concerns loom over Tata Power's Indonesia mining lease, say analysts

Tata Power, through its subsidiaries, holds 30 per cent stake in PT Kaltim Prima Coal and a 26 per cent stake in PT Baramulti Suksessarana Tbk mines in Indonesia

JPMorgan likely to lead WeWork IPO after debt offering: Report

NEW YORK (Reuters) - WeWork owner The We Company has tapped JPMorgan Chase & Co to head an upcoming debt offering, putting the bank in pole position to lead a planned initial public offering (IPO) later this year, people familiar with the matter said.

JPMorgan takes $2-billion revenue lead over 'broken' Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo's stock slipped 2.6 per cent on Friday while JPMorgan's jumped 4.7 per cent -- the most in three years

JPMorgan to lay off hundreds globally after staffing review

The bank is reducing the number of employees in support roles across the unit and laying off some wealth-management workers

JPMorgan case: Two whistleblowers awarded $50 million for aiding SEC

Labaton Sucharow, a law firm that represents one of the whistleblowers, disclosed the link to the JPMorgan case after the SEC's announcement.

JPMorgan hack suspect is helping the US; here's what he may offer

Gery Shalon could be guide to Russian hacking, money laundering

JPMorgan says 2020 might not be the year to think about recession

The Federal Reserve's change in tone may mean investors should reconsider the timing of the investment cycle, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co

JPMorgan misses profit estimates as bond trading weakened; shares fall 3%

Bond trading revenue fell 16 per cent, as challenging market conditions hit credit and commodities trading

70% systematic selling over after worst market rout: JPMorgan's Kolanovic

Volatility targeters will sell over a longer period of time than other systematic strategies

JPMorgan has a date for next financial crisis; warns investors for 2020

JPMorgan's Marko Kolanovic has previously concluded that the big shift away from actively managed investing, has escalated the danger of market disruptions

JPMorgan to hike pay, hire more in $20-bn investment push after US tax law

(Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co unveiled a $20 billion investment plan on Tuesday to increase wages, hire more, open new branches and expand its business as it takes advantage of sweeping changes to the U.S. tax law and improved regulatory environment.

JPMorgan's equity traders took a $143 million loss on a single client

The bank recognised a $143 million mark-to-market loss on a margin loan to a single customer in its stock-trading unit

JPMorgan seriously breached anti-money laundering regulations: Switzerland

Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who chaired 1MDB's advisory board, has denied any wrongdoing

JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley put India realty investments on hold

JPMorgan could not scale up real estate investments in India the way they wanted: Sources