JPMorgan Chase & Co. confirmed that Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon would attend White House meeting to discuss the bank’s plans to continue to support the Administration’s objectives of increased and responsible lending to individuals and businesses, increased efforts to keep families in their homes, better consumer protections, and responsible executive compensation.
As a global financial services firm, JPMorgan Chase is connected to many corners of the economy and is working together, every day, with its customers, communities, employees and vendors to support a successful economic rebound.
“This is simply what a bank should do,” says JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon.
JPMorgan Chase serves over 90 million consumers and 2 million small businesses across the country. The firm lends to approximately 10,000 government organizations, non profits, hospitals and schools in the United States, and the investment bank has client relationships with over 4,000 issuers and 15,000 investor clients globally. As a market leader, the bank has led the market with $120 billion in corporate loans to its large, corporate clients this year and raised $580 billion for clients in the global debt and equity markets.
The bank spends more than $15 billion per year with approximately 40,000 vendors, who provide jobs to millions of employees. JPMorgan Chase pays more than $10 billion a year in taxes to the U.S. federal government as well as to state and local jurisdictions.
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