Our new initiative focuses on four key areas: 🏭 Advanced manufacturing & supply chain 🛡️ Defense & aerospace ⚡ Energy independence & resilience 💡 Frontier & strategic technologies

JPMorganChase will make direct equity and venture capital investments of up to $10 billion to help select companies enhance their growth, spur innovation, and accelerate strategic manufacturing.

That’s why today we’re launching the Security and Resiliency Initiative, a $1.5 trillion, 10-year plan to facilitate, finance, and invest in industries critical to national economic security and resiliency.

Global supply chains are evolving, tech competition is heating up, and strengthening national security is more important than ever.

🤝 Dealmaking in European tech is picking up, supported by abundant private and public capital, rising investor interest, and a focus on innovation-driven growth. Strong fundamentals and long-term vision will set companies apart in attracting capital and partnerships.

💡 Quantum technology is emerging as the next frontier, with 2028 cited as a potentially pivotal year for market-ready solutions in finance, security, and AI.

⚖️ Regulatory frameworks for AI, fintech, and payments are improving, however, fragmented oversight and regional differences create both challenges and opportunities.

📈 Profitability and sustainable growth take center stage. The conversation has moved from business erosion due to AI to harnessing AI for growth and enhanced profitability.

Here’s what stood out 👇 🤖 AI has moved from experimental to essential, with companies reporting gains in efficiency, revenue, and customer engagement. The focus is also moving from data quantity to data quality, enabling scalable personalization.

That’s a wrap for the 13th annual J.P. Morgan Tech Stars Conference in London. Attendees heard from CEOs, tech innovators, and capital market experts, with conversations underscoring a shifting landscape.

Recognized for their outstanding leadership and commitment to shaping the future of finance, three of our executives have been named to Financial News’ 100 Most Influential Women in European Finance 2025 list. 👏 Dorothee Blessing: As Global Co-Head of Investment Banking Coverage, Dorothee leads global industry coverage, shapes our investment banking strategy, and continues to grow her team with a focus on private equity and infrastructure. 👏 Ina De: As Vice-Chair of Strategic Investors and Infrastructure Group, Ina supports a diverse client base including private equity, infrastructure funds, and sovereign wealth funds. Ina's career at the firm spans key leadership roles in UK investment banking and equity capital markets. 👏 Karen Ward: EMEA Chief Market Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, Karen leverages her extensive background in economic policy and financial analysis to help clients in their portfolio decisions. She advises policymakers from key institutions and serves as a director for the JPMAM UK Ltd board.

Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon sat down with Bloomberg at the J.P. Morgan Tech Stars Conference to discuss the expansion of AI at the firm, London as a listing destination, our involvement in the $55b Electronic Arts buyout, and navigating today’s economic climate. spr.ly/6013AqEKX

"There's room to run provided the macro conditions are positive.” From the sidelines of the 13th annual J.P. Morgan Tech Stars Conference, Matt Gehl, Co-Head of Tech Investment Banking EMEA, discusses the healthy outlook for IPOs and the increasing role of private equity via @BloombergTV. spr.ly/6019AUlDT

What does a government shutdown mean for the U.S. economy? Mike Feroli, J.P. Morgan’s Chief U.S. Economist, explains why the impact is usually limited—unless layoffs hit the labor market. For these insights and more: spr.ly/6019AlBSc

Discover how data centers, fiber, and towers are powering the digital economy. J.P. Morgan’s Scott Wilcoxen and Fahmi Enam discuss the capital needs for AI and cloud, industry challenges, and how the firm supports clients in digital infrastructure. spr.ly/6014Ajgts

IPOs, geopolitics, and consumer trends took center stage at the 10th J.P. Morgan India Conference in Mumbai. Get an insider's look, where global investors, policymakers, and industry leaders came together to explore the future of the Indian economy.

Conor Hillery, Deputy CEO EMEA, gives his take on what's ahead for IPOs and M&A in Europe, and why he’s upbeat about London as a financial hub, via @CNBC. spr.ly/6011AwhIz

Celebrating 80 years in India! We caught up with Sjoerd Leenart, CEO & Head of Banking Asia Pacific, as he mic'd up before opening the 10th J.P. Morgan India Conference. spr.ly/6012AZnIQ

JPMorgan Chase & Co. made a series of hires for its mid-cap investment-banking group, a unit on track to pull in record revenue this year bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Next week, we celebrate a decade of the India Conference, gathering global investors to dive into India’s investment trends. 💡How do you view India's future economic growth outlook?