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Jpmorgan Chase Has Grown Stronger And Stronger Over The

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JPMorgan Chase has grown stronger and stronger over the course of the last decade. It is an exceptional company with an extraordinary heritage and a promising future. Throughout a period of profound political and economic change around the world, the company has been steadfast in the dedication to the clients, communities and countries it serves while earning a fair return for our shareholders.

2016 was another breakthrough year for JPMorgan Chase $ Co. The company earned a record $24.7 billion in net income on revenue 1 of $99.1 billion, reflecting strong underlying performance across our businesses. It has delivered record results in six out of the last seven years, and the company is expected to continue delivering in the future. …show more content…

The management team also includes Marianne Lake, the Chief Financial Officer, and Gordon Smith, the CEO of Consumer & Community Banking at Chase.

It might be comforting for investors to hear that a majority of CEO Jamie Dimon’s net worth is tied up in JPMorgan Chase stock. According to the bank’s latest proxy statement, he owns 6.7 million shares outright, valued at around $604 million. (Some of those shares were bought when the stock price was lowest of the year, which made Mr. Dimon a big fortune).

Fundamental strategy and driven force of growth
1) Diversification and long-term focus
2) Using technology and Fintech to grow the business
3) Focusing on both domestic and foreign market. The growth in emerging market is much faster than in the U.S due to the nature of developing countris.
4) Selectively adding investment bankers and private bankers around the world
5) Bringing consumer and commezrcial banking branches and capabilities to more places in the United States
6) Adding wholesale branches overseas and carefully expanding into new countries
7) Adding wholesale and Private Bank clients as they grow into our target space

II. Discounted cash flow valuation & Appropriate stock price (One year base)

Some key assumptions:

1. Decreased number of companies going public resulted in a 5% decrease of income from investment banking fee, as there’s been less and less companies wanting to go public.
2. A 20% increase in gains from securities. The market has

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