J.P. Morgan

J.P. Morgan is a global financial services firm and part of JPMorgan Chase & Co., serving corporations, governments, institutional investors, consumers and small businesses across more than 100 countries. The firm operates through two main brands: J.P. Morgan, which provides institutional financial services to corporations, governments and institutional investors, and Chase, which serves consumers and small businesses through commercial and consumer banking. Assets under management and holdings exceed $3.2 trillion.

The firm's activities span investment banking, commercial banking, asset management, wealth management, payments processing and markets operations. Technology is a significant part of the business: J.P. Morgan employs over 60,000 technologists working in fields including artificial intelligence, machine learning, digital transformation, payments processing, financial technology and markets technology.

J.P. Morgan traces its history back over 225 years, to New York City's first water company in 1799. The firm states that supporting communities and economic growth is central to its corporate purpose, and frames the combination of institutional scale with investment in technology as a driver of developments in global finance.