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Grace Peters, global investment strategy co-head at JPMorgan Private Bank, discusses the global selloff in bonds and why she sees equities as "the growth engine of the portfolio" even if rising yields place a "higher burden on earnings going forward." Peters speaks on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
JPMorgan Uruguay office: the bank's Southern Cone chief says a Montevideo base is under study, with no decision made. What the numbers show. The post JPMorgan Uruguay Office Under Study as Family Offices Crowd Montevideo appeared first on The Rio Times.
Max Neukirchen, Global Co-Head of Payments at JPMorgan, discusses the business opportunities in India’s merchant payments sector. He speaks with Menaka Doshi at the sidelines of the JPMorgan India Conference in Mumbai. (Source: Bloomberg)
Dorothee Blessing, Global Investment Banking Co-Head at JPMorgan, says it's been a busy year for dealmaking. She speaks exclusively with Menaka Doshi from the sidelines of the JPMorgan India Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)
Senegal, the cash-strapped nation that recently agreed a $2.2 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund and is seeking to rework its debts, is among African sovereigns included in a new frontier-markets bond index being introduced by JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Savers across Europe and the UK could be getting a better return on their money if they put more of their cash savings into investment accounts says Patrick Thomson, EMEA CEO of JPMorgan Asset Management. This is particularly important given Europe has an ageing population, so citizens will need pensions that last for longer. Thomson spoke to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on 'The Pulse'. (Source: Bloomberg)
The stronger yen has potential to ease upward pressure on government bond yields in Japan and in turn bring forward a recovery for Tokyo-listed AI and semiconductor shares, according to strategists at JPMorgan Securities Japan Co.
India is ramping up scrutiny of Wall Street traders with the nation’s securities regulator turning more aggressive in targeting even prominent foreign players like JPMorgan Chase & Co. in its $5 trillion stock market.
As government bonds from major economies buckle, funds including those run by JPMorgan Asset Management and BlackRock Inc. have found an unlikely edge in emerging markets.