The Latest Breaking News from Jamie Dimon

Jeremy Grantham predicted the financial crisis in 2008. Now, he thinks the financial system could expect more chaos after the two banks failed in March.

The bank said in a memo to staff that all employees must meet their “in-office attendance expectations.”

While JPMorgan Chase is alleging fraud, the young fintech founder says she was just trying to protect customer privacy.

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Starwood Capital CEO Barry Sternlicht says that rents tell us inflation is about to plummet.

“I think we’re getting near the end of this particular crisis,” Dimon told CNN Thursday—but he still worries about the potential for a U.S. recession.

There are banks and then there are systemically important banks. These banks are too-big-to fail. They are required to maintain certain financial buffers to protect depositors from fast moving markets, concentrated bank investments and guard against putting the broader financial system at risk.

WASHINGTON: The US bank crisis that rattled global markets last month is probably nearing the end, even if more unforeseen failures occur, JPMorgan Chase Co Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said.

The major benchmarks finished with modest losses Tuesday after weaker-than-expected job openings and factory data.

Jamie Dimon wrote about the Fed's role in SVB's meltdown, A.I. improving efficiency in banking, seeing Apple and Walmart as competitors, and more.

America is rife with policy errors that need to be remedied, the JPMorgan Chase CEO wrote in his annual shareholder letter.