JPMorgan Chase

JPMorgan Chase is an American multinational financial services company and bank holding company headquartered in New York City. Its operations span consumer banking, investment banking, commercial banking, and asset and wealth management.

JPMorgan Chase Bank: JPMorgan Chase Bank is the national banking association through which JPMorgan Chase conducts much of its deposit-taking and lending business. This bank is the principal regulated depository subsidiary within the larger company.
JPMorgan & Co.: JPMorgan & Co. was a New York banking firm founded by J. P. Morgan that became a predecessor of JPMorgan Chase. Its investment-banking lineage is one source of the company's name and institutional history.
Chase Paymentech: Chase Paymentech is JPMorgan Chase's payment-processing business for merchants and other organizations. It processes card and digital transactions beyond the bank's own consumer accounts.
Systemically important financial institution: A systemically important financial institution is a firm whose distress could threaten the stability of the financial system. JPMorgan Chase's size and interconnectedness place it under heightened systemic-risk oversight.
Bank of America: Bank of America is an American multinational bank holding company offering consumer, commercial, and investment-banking services. It is JPMorgan Chase's closest broad-based domestic banking rival by scale and business range.
JPMorgan Chase Corporate & Investment Bank: JPMorgan Chase's Corporate & Investment Bank provides financing, advisory, trading, and transaction services to corporations and institutions. It houses the company's investment banking and institutional markets businesses.
Chase National Bank: Chase National Bank was a New York bank founded in 1877 that later became part of JPMorgan Chase. The Chase name and a major commercial-banking lineage came through this institution.
JPMorgan Chase Merchant Services: JPMorgan Chase Merchant Services provides businesses with payment acceptance, processing, and related commerce services. Merchant services link the company's payment infrastructure to retailers and other businesses.
2008 financial crisis: The 2008 financial crisis was a global banking and economic crisis triggered by severe disruptions in credit and housing markets. JPMorgan Chase acquired failing institutions during the crisis and faced scrutiny over its role and risks.
Wells Fargo: Wells Fargo is an American financial-services company with major consumer and commercial banking operations. Its domestic banking focus contrasts with JPMorgan Chase's larger global investment-banking presence.

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