J.P. Morgan is the investment banking unit of global financial services behemoth JPMorgan Chase & Co., which has $4.8 trillion in assets and more than 318,000 employees. JPMorgan Chase is the product of the 2000 merger between J.P. Morgan & Co. and the Chase Manhattan Bank. In 2008, the combined firm famously picked up the ailing and storied investment bank Bear Stearns. Today, J.P. Morgan is widely recognized as one of the most prestigious investments banks on Wall Street. It is among the top underwriters of global debt and equity underwriting volume on Wall Street, and one of the leading investment banks when it comes to global M&A deal volume.
J.P. Morgan’s main units include mergers and acquisitions, debt and equity markets, and corporate financial advisory. The main industries that the firm serves include consumer and retail, energy, financial institutions and government, financial sponsors, healthcare, real estate and lodging, and technology, medial, and telecom.
J.P. Morgan has locations in most of the major financial centers across the globe. The current co-heads of the commercial and investment banking business at J.P. Morgan are Doug Petno and Troy Rohrbaugh.
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