- Geopolitical risks are top of the pile for JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, and a new unit from America’s largest lender aims to help clients see beyond the headlines. Despite skepticism about what investment banks will add to research on foreign affairs, the leader of JPMorgan’s Center for Geopolitics told Fortune it will leverage the expertise of more than 100,000 employees who live outside the U.S.
Massive cyberattacks, global conflicts, and a renewed nuclear arms race are the types of things that worry JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon most. As the world undergoes perhaps the biggest political and economic shift since World War II, America’s largest bank has set up a new unit to help businesses navigate an increasingly uncertain landscape.
