JP Morgan Chase
Coverage of JP Morgan Chase in the Nexus archive.
- Jamie Dimon won’t put more of his own money into the long end of the bond market right now—thanks to the $39 trillion national debt
Jamie Dimon, CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase, refuses to invest in long-dated U.S. Treasury bills due to concerns over a potential bond market crisis linked to the $39 trillion national debt. He criticizes policymakers for inaction on debt reduction and highlights risks from rising interest rates and inflation expectations affecting long-term Treasury yields.
- Are we seeing light at the end of the tunnel for Mexico’s economy? A perspective from our CEO
The article discusses conflicting economic indicators for Mexico, including rising exports and tourism drops, alongside concerns about competitiveness and regulatory challenges. It highlights the MND Economy Index showing gradual improvement and insights from Guillermo Bernal of Empresas Globales, which represents major foreign-invested companies advocating for reforms to attract investment.
- CMOs aren't just driving marketing, they are forging the next leadership generation, says JP Morgan's Tracy-Ann Lim
Tracy-Ann Lim, global chief media officer at JP Morgan Chase, emphasized that CMOs must focus on long-term leadership development during a 2026 Cannes Lions Festival interview. She highlighted the importance of clarity and cultivating new marketing leaders amidst rapid change.
- Inside the 1920s-era hotel NYC is converting into affordable apartments
New York City is converting the Stewart Hotel into affordable apartments for low-income and formerly-homeless residents. The project, led by developer David Schwartz and nonprofit Breaking Ground, aims to create 550 units by 2029 using city and state subsidies, with financial support from Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, and the Low Income Investment Fund.
- ‘Credit termites’ are lurking in the bond market and eating away at your portfolio
The bond market is being affected by 'credit termites' which are causing problems for portfolios due to opaque AI loans and high leverage. Jamie Dimon's previous comments about 'cockroaches' were incorrect. The economy is being hollowed out again.