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JPMorgan Chase executives used an annual investor gathering to hammer home their arguments why the company's sum is more valuable than its parts and to promise investors that they will keep slicing costs.
February 24 -
The largest U.S. bank's apartment loan business is mushrooming, aided by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac retrenching. Now JPMorgan is refocusing on a market where, surprisingly, it lags: New York.
February 19 -
JPMorgan Chase laid out a careful plan for a better 2014 on Tuesday, as it tries to recover from a year spent paying for past mistakes. The bank is hoping that more expense cuts, improved technology and a greater reliance on wealth management will boost its future growth.
February 25
Deutsche Bank's U.S. division has hired JPMorgan Chase executive Jeff Urwin to head its corporate finance activities and co-head its corporate banking and securities business.
Urwin had been head of global banking for JPMorgan since 2011. He moved there after three years in JPMorgan's investment banking division; he was co-head of Bear Stearns' global investment banking division when the company collapsed and was acquired by JPMorgan in 2008.
The hire "underscores our commitment to being a client-centric bank," Anshu Jain, co-chief executive officer of Deutsche Bank, said in a press release. Urwin replaces Robert Rankin,
Urwin's co-leader in corporate banking at Deutsche is Colin Fan, who is also head of markets for the German bank's American division.