J.P. Morgan Private Bank : Company Profile and SWOT Analysis

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J.P. Morgan Private Bank : Company Profile and SWOT Analysis
J.P. Morgan Private Bank



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J.P. Morgan Private Bank Key Employees

Name Job Title

Fast Facts

270 Park Avenue, New York City, New Barry Sommers Chief Executive Officer

Headquarters Address

York, 10017-2014,United States of America

Catherine M. Keating Director

Telephone + 1 800 576 6209



Clive S. Brown Director

Fax N/A



http://www.jpmorgan.com/pages/jpmorgan/p Douglas L. Braunstein Chief Financial Officer

Website

rivate_banking

Douglas Wurth Director

Ticker Symbol, Stock Exchange N/A



Guy Chiarello Chief Information Officer

Number of Employees 3,594

Chief Executive Officer,

James Dimon

Fiscal Year End December Chairperson

Mary Callahan Erdoes Director

Revenue (in US$ million) 5,116



Michael O’Brien Director



Paul T. Bateman Director





SWOT Analysis

Company Overview

Strengths Weaknesses

J.P. Morgan Private Bank is the private banking

Diversified customer base Fee-based business model and wealth management arm of J.P. Morgan

Chase & Co. (J.P. Morgan).. The company’s

Increase in revenues Trading losses in J.P. Morgan core businesses include asset management,

investment banking, private banking, securities

Strong support from the parent

Whistle-blower lawsuit

services, treasury services and commercial

company banking. The company’s private banking

services include investment advice and wealth

Opportunities Threats management services such as liquidity and

Increase in the number of HNWIs Ban on proprietary trading under the credit management and trust and estate

globally Volcker rule planning services. It offers its private banking

services primarily to high-net-worth (HNWIs

New customer group Increase in compliance costs have a net worth of US$1 million or more,

excluding their primary residence) and ultra-

Increasing volatility in interest rate high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs have a net

Opportunities in acquisition

movements

worth of US$30 million or more, excluding their

primary residence), families, money managers,

business owners and small corporations

worldwide. As of March 31, 2012, J.P. Morgan

Private Bank managed US$303 billion client

assets. The company had historical assets

under management (AuM) figures of US$291

billion as of December 31, 2011, which stood at

US$284 billion as of December 31, 2010, and

US$270 billion as of December 31, 2009. It

operates 64 client offices across the US, Asia,

Europe, Middle East & Africa, and Lati

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