1. LIVE PROJECT BY
HARSH PATHAK
RADHA C.T.
DEEPAK KHATTA
YASHU PANDEY
ROHINI SINGH

2.  At J.P. Morgan, we have been helping our clients to
do first-class business for more than 200 years.
Throughout that period, we have taken a long-term
approach to client solutions – providing
committed, innovative and consistent advice and
execution to our clients at all times. We look forward
to providing our clients with first-class service over the
next 200 years.
 As a firm, we have a history of showing
leadership, especially during times of financial crisis.
We continue to build on that legacy. From our
earliest days, we have contributed to
business, society and world affairs. Our actions have
always been driven by the desire to do the right thing
for today and tomorrow

3.  Key Moments in J.P. Morgan History
 2008:
 J.P. Morgan plays an important role in helping manage the credit
crisis through the acquisition of Bear Stearns.
 1996:
 The firm jointly leads the first ―century‖ bond for a sovereign
borrower – a 100-year, $100 million issue for the People’s Republic of
China.
 1980:
 Predecessor firm Hambrecht & Quist (H&Q) takes Apple Computer
public.
 1968:
 The firm launches Euroclear, a system for the orderly settlement of
transactions in Eurobonds.
 1955:
 Chase National Bank merges with The Bank of the Manhattan
Company to form Chase Manhattan Bank.

4.  1929:
 Two Ohio institutions merge to form City National Bank & Trust, a
predecessor of Bank One.
 1915:
 J.P. Morgan arranges the biggest foreign loan in history – a $500
million Anglo/French loan.
 1906:
 J.P. Morgan is central to the creation of U.S. Steel, GE and AT&T.
 1895:
 J. Pierpont Morgan, Sr. becomes senior partner. The New York firm is
renamed J.P. Morgan & Co.
 1893:
 J.P. Morgan is primary financier of U.S. railroads.
 1848:
 The Waterbury Bank opens, a predecessor of the Chase Manhattan
Bank.
 1824:
 The Chemical Bank is established.
 1799:
 The Manhattan Company, the firm’s earliest predecessor institution, is
chartered.

5.  Investment Banking
 Sales & Trading
 Global Knowledge Network
 Operations
 Technology
 Asset Management
 Treasury & Securities Services

6. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is an
American multinational banking corporation
of securities, investments and retail. It is the
largest bank in the United States by assets
and market capitalization.It is a major
provider of financial services, with assets of $2
trillion and according to Forbes magazine is
the world's largest public company. The
hedge fund unit of JPMorgan Chase is one of
the largest hedge funds in the United States.
It was formed in 2000, when Chase
Manhattan Corporation merged with J.P.
Morgan & Co.

7.  Type
 Public
 Traded as
 NYSE: JPM
Dow Jones Component
S&P 500 Component
 Industry
 Banking, Financial services
 Predecessor
 Chase Manhattan Corporation
J.P. Morgan & Co.
 Founded
 1799[1]
 Headquarters
 270 Park Avenue, Manhattan,
New York City, New York, U.S.
 Area served
 Worldwide
 Key people
 Jamie Dimon (Chairman & CEO)

8.  Products
 Credit cards, Consumer banking, corporate banking, finance and
insurance, investment banking, mortgage loans, private banking, wealth
management
 Revenue
 US$ 102.694 billion (2010)[2]
 Operating income
 US$ 24.859 billion (2010)[2]
 Net income
 US$ 17.370 billion (2010)[2]
 AUM
 US$ 1.298 trillion (2010)[2]
 Total assets
 US$ 2.289 trillion (2010)[2]
 Total equity
 US$ 176.106 billion (2010)[2]
 Employees
 250,095 (2011)[2]
 Subsidiaries
 Chase, J.P. Morgan & Co.
 Website
 JPMorganChase.com

9.  its predecessors include major banking
firms among which are Chemical
Bank, Manufacturers Hanover, First
Chicago Bank, National Bank of
Detroit, Texas Commerce Bank, Providian
Financial and Great Western Bank.

10. JPMorgan Chase
Former Bear Stearns Tower at 270 Park
headquarters at 383
Madison Avenue, New
Avenue, New York
York City City
Chase Tower, Chicago
Loop, Chicago

11.  COMMMERCIAL BANKING
 ASSERT MANAGEMENT:
 INVESTMENT BANK:
 PRIVATE BANKING

12.  Marketing
 Research
 Sales
 Sales trading
 Structuring
 Trading

13.  Marketing analysts form an integral part
of the deal making process, from being
responsible for cultivating relationships
with clients, to understanding their needs
and advising them on the wide range of
derivative solutions J.P. Morgan can
provide.

14.  We hire analysts into both Equity and
Credit Research:
 The role of Equity Research is to value
companies, determine what drives share
prices and then make investment
recommendations.
 Credit Research focuses on the
creditworthiness of companies and the
impact of this on the price of corporate
bonds

15.  Building great relationships with clients is
essential, because you’re there to
provide analysis, insight and solutions to
their needs. Some of these issues are
hugely complex and you’ll be required
to provide up-to-date market
information at the drop of a hat.

16.  This differs from the classic sales role, in
that sales traders speak directly to the
dealing desks of our clients, who range
from institutional investors to hedge
funds.
 As a sales trader, you’ll liaise with these
dealing desks and traders to facilitate
client business either via
block, single, electronic or program
trading

17.  Structuring is connecting sales, marketing
and trading in the space of complex
derivatives, i.e., where an additional layer
of expertise regarding financial engineering
is required in the workflow.
 The structuring tasks in different lines of
business may vary — a credit structurer, for
example, will not only focus on financial
modelling, but also on legal frameworks
and rating agency criteria when working on
a deal

18.  Traders are the people who actually
price and execute all financial
transactions. They buy and sell
assets, either for our clients or on behalf
of the firm itself. Our traders also manage
risk, neutralising any exposure
J.P. Morgan might incur by entering a
transaction with a client. This is what we
call hedging.

19.  India is an important focus for J.P. Morgan’s
expansion in the Asia Pacific region. The
lines of business include the Investment
Bank, the Global Corporate Bank, Private
Equity, Asset Management and Treasury
and Securities Services. J.P. Morgan offers
clients an integrated range of services that
combine specialist local knowledge with
leadership positions across these lines of
business.

20.  J.P. Morgan Asset Management is a
leading asset manager for
institutions, individuals and financial
intermediaries, worldwide. Our investment
professionals are located around the world
providing strategies that span the full
spectrum of asset classes including
equity, fixed income, cash
liquidity, currency, real
estate, infrastructure, hedge funds and
private equity. Specific products may differ
by market

21.  At J.P. Morgan , our reputation has been
built on a promise to put client interests
ahead of our own, to generate original
insight and to translate that insight into
results.
 Insight + Process = Results