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  • JPMorgan, Citi, Morgan Stanley client data may be exposed by vendor's hack: Report

    SitusAMC said in a statement on its website on Saturday that it had been the subject of a cyberattack on November 12

  • 'I quit JPMorgan and took a 70% pay cut': Gurgaon co-founder says job felt 'robotic'

    Co-founder of a fintech startup, Meet Semlani, said that for him success is no longer about titles or paychecks. 'If I’m waking up and going to sleep smiling, I think I’m good,' he said.

  • JPMorgan CEO dismisses employees’ WFH pleas, insists on RTO: ‘Not making fun of Zoom, but…’

    The push for full-time office work comes as JPMorgan posted record-breaking annual profits in January, even as the bank laid off around 1,000 employees and signalled further cuts through mid-year.

  • JPMorgan to allow Bitcoin and Ether as collateral in crypto push

    The program, offered globally, will rely on a third-party custodian to safeguard the pledged tokens, according to people familiar with the matter

  • Woman quits banking after 14 years in JPMorgan caused burnout: 'I don't blame the bank alone'

    During her time at JPMorgan, Wilma Ramony de Souza worked long hours and travelled constantly. 'My six-year relationship ended because I rarely saw my boyfriend; I missed birthdays and Mother's Day,' she said.

  • Indian-origin analyst in US quits JPMorgan for AI firm to 'spend less time on grunt work'

    While investment banking was the safer choice, Varun Agarwal admits he considered joining a startup early on. 'What held me back was my own aversion to risk,' he said.

  • Dimon says Trump’s new H-1B visa fee ‘caught everyone off guard’

    Late last week, Trump signed a proclamation slapping a $100,000 fee on new H-1B petitions as a condition of entry to the US

  • 'America should be India's best friend': JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on Trump tariffs, H-1B visa fee hike

    'I believe in merit-based immigration,' Dimon said when asked about Trump's recent announcement on H-1B visa fee hike.

  • JPMorgan sees India building on record levels of IPO activity

    Investors are betting that India will build on last year’s record, when nearly $21 billion was raised in IPOs, including the country’s biggest-ever listing — by Hyundai Motor Co.’s local unit — and two others that exceeded $1 billion.

  • Jamie Dimon says US economy is weakening after record BLS revision

    The revision 'just confirms what we already thought,' Dimon said

  • Powell's September rate cut hint, JPMorgan's TCS upgrade fire up IT shares

    A JPMorgan note has said that TCS may see growth recovery from the second half of FY26, and the stock has underperformed Nifty and Nifty IT owing to earnings downgrades.

  • JPMorgan is now worth more than three largest rivals combined

    It racked up $30 billion of profit in that period, more than double its closest rival

  • Why America’s biggest banks are still thriving—even amid trade tensions

    JPMorgan, Citigroup and Wells Fargo report solid Q2 earnings, even as tariff uncertainty and inflation loom over US markets.

  • Predictable policies under PM Modi support investment and deal activity: JP Morgan's Anu Aiyengar

    There is a heightened degree of dialogue around India in global boardrooms and clients want to use India as a hub for growth, Aiyengar told Moneycontrol.

  • JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon blasts ‘idiots’ in Democratic Party focused on ideology

    Dimon also said that former President Joe Biden “didn’t have one business person” advising him and that he was “speechless about the lack of knowledge” in the administration.

  • The race to replace Jamie Dimon heats up at JPMorgan investor day

    Top executives jockey for Wall Street’s most coveted role as Dimon signals his exit is nearing.

  • JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on how he maintains high productivity: 'I do not have my...'

    Jamie Dimon has been making headlines over the past few weeks over his comments on working from home and his clear message to JPMorgan staff to resume working from the office five days a week despite concerns from employees.

  • Worst of US equity correction likely over, says JPMorgan

    JPMorgan’s view offers investors some relief after mounting fears that the world’s biggest economy would contract pushed stocks near correction territory.

  • JPMorgan says it will take 134 years for the world to reach gender equality

    Only about 10 percent of the most powerful roles such as CEO, COO, and CFO, are held by women, the JPMorgan Chase & Co report stated.

  • JPMorgan sees value in defence stocks after sharp fall, remains bullish on growth

    JPMorgan analysts remain confident in the structural growth story of defence stocks, emphasising that India's defence capex and domestic manufacturing push are long-term trends

  • Lot of FII money coming out of Indian equities going back into the primary market, says JP Morgan's Rohit Chatterji

    Chatterji, a veteran dealmaker, is not that concerned with the shorter-term pullback by FIIs from Indian equities and said they are scouting for well-priced IPOs.

  • JPMorgan employee was asked to 'get the f*** out of here' for questioning CEO Jamie Dimon's RTO policy

    Analyst Nicolas Welch explained to CEO Jamie Dimon that his team was composed of seven people located in different geographies, including India, and work in different time zones. So working from the office did not make sense for the team.

  • $30 billion or bankruptcy: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon recalls pulling off 6 months' work in 2 days

    The JPMorgan CEO also revealed that under the tremendous pressure, he witnessed firsthand which employees could handle stress. 'Some people are great, and some are just children,' he said.

  • Tariffs to drive global markets in volatile 2025, JPMorgan finds

    Inflation and tariffs will have the biggest impact on markets in 2025, followed by geopolitical tension, according to the annual trading poll. Some 41% surveyed highlighted volatility as their biggest anticipated daily trading challenge, up from 28% last year.

  • JPMorgan faces internal revolt after asking employees return to office: Report

    Amid talks of enforcing a strict five-day work from office policy for its three lakh employees, JPMorgan stated it understood that 'not everyone will agree' with management’s decision.

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