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Market Cap: 773.3B USD

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The company executed a 3-for-2 stock split, meaning that for every 2 shares held, investors received 3 new shares.

The adjusted shares began trading on Jun 12, 2000. This was JPM's 4th stock split, following the previous one in Jun 15, 1998.

Jun 12, 2000

3-for-2

Jun 15, 1998

2-for-1

Apr 16, 1984

3-for-2

Apr 16, 1982

3-for-2

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Post-Split Price

20.7909

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Jun 12, 2000

3-for-2

Jun 15, 1998

2-for-1

Apr 16, 1984

3-for-2

Apr 16, 1982

3-for-2

JPMorgan Chase & Co
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Jun 12, 2000

Split 3-for-2

x1.5

Pre-Split Price

N/A

Post-Split Price

20.7909

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Jun 15, 1998

Split 2-for-1

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N/A

Post-Split Price

20.7909

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Apr 16, 1984

Split 3-for-2

x1.5

Pre-Split Price

N/A

Post-Split Price

20.7909

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Apr 16, 1982

Split 3-for-2

x1.5

Pre-Split Price

N/A

Post-Split Price

20.7909

Adjust Price

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JPMorgan Chase & Co
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Economic Moat

Wide

Market Cap

773.3B USD

Industry

Banking

In the bustling world of global finance, JPMorgan Chase & Co. stands as an emblem of dynamism and history, tracing its roots back to the 19th century. As one of the largest financial institutions in the world, it orchestrates a symphony of financial services under the leadership of its astute management team. The firm effortlessly combines its historical prowess with cutting-edge technology to serve millions of clients worldwide. Its main pillars of operations—consumer and community banking, corporate and investment banking, commercial banking, and asset and wealth management—operate in harmony to create a cohesive structure that underpins its formidable market presence. At the core of JPMorgan's profitability lies its ability to seamlessly integrate these diverse segments. In consumer and community banking, it garners revenue through interest from loans and mortgages, while collecting fees from a myriad of banking services. Its corporate and investment banking arm is where high-stakes financial theatrics unfold, generating earnings through advisory fees, trading operations, and underwriting services. The commercial banking division caters to the intricacies of business needs, offering tailored lending and treasury services. Simultaneously, the asset and wealth management segment ensures the firm remains an indispensable guardian of clients’ financial futures, earning fees from its suite of investment products and advisory services. In this multifaceted dance of finance, JPMorgan Chase expertly navigates markets, balancing risk and reward to maintain its stature in the world of modern banking.

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