How JP Morgan Chase Became The Largest Bank In The US
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- From the railroad and steel consolidations brokered by John Pierpont Morgan on Wall Street more than a century ago, to banking consolidation, the financial crisis and Jamie Dimon's leadership, J.P. Morgan Chase has been at the center of finance for more than a century. Here's the story of how the country's largest bank got to where it is today.
Biographer of J.P. Morgan Jean Strouse, longtime bank analyst Mike Mayo and CNBC banking reporter Hugh Son help tell the story. You’ll learn about how Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton are part of the bank’s history, along with the first ATM, and the company’s position moving forward into the future of digital banking.
Watch the video above to see how the country’s largest bank got to where it is today.
**Clarification** Since 2004, investors in JPM stock have outperformed the bank stock index by an average of 6% return every year. That's more than 6x the return of the index yearly (13:52)
In February, J.P. Morgan Chase announced it was in growth mode, expanding its branch network to cover 93 percent of the U.S. population by the end of 2022.
The aggressive growth plans will allow it to reach 80 million more consumers, or about one-quarter of the U.S. population, versus its footprint in 2018, the New York-based bank says.
The expansion of physical branches comes amid a consumer shift to mobile and online banking. The average number of teller transactions per customer has plunged 41 percent since 2014, according to J.P. Morgan's presentation at its investor day meeting.
But convenient branch locations are a key consideration for people thinking about switching banks, and most of the firm's growth in deposits has been fueled by people who use branches frequently, the bank said.
The company made it clear it had flexibility in its growth plans: More than 75 percent of its branches could be shuttered within five years or kept open for more than a decade.
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How JP Morgan Chase Became The Largest Bank In The US
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How JP Morgan Chase become the largest bank
Answer: JP Morgan
Thats the JP Morgan part of the bank. How about the Chase bank? Ever heard of David R0ck€f€ll€r?
I love Chase
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Little finger: "Chaos is a ladder.."
JP Morgan Chase: "Hold my beer.."
Your comment, sir, is deeper than they will ever appreciate.
@@nzuzongeleka6561 Haha true
J.P. Morgan - *sees a company in distress*
also J.P. Morgan - *reorganizes and consolidates company to turn a profit*
JP Morgan Chase - *sees a company in distress*
also JP Morgan Chase - *Purchases the comapny, then reorganizes and consolidates it to turn an even bigger profit*
Pretzul most of which was done with fake credit from European bankers utilizing fractional reserve banking. Look up Kuhn, Leob & co
Honestly, love banking with JP Morgan. So easy and have had minimal issues. Checking account, Credit Card, Investments, and nobody near me can say the same thing about their bank
Masters of Monopoly
Funny but we make them masters of monopoly.
Tyler Kirchman I just had a thought, what if the biggest bankers in the world play a game of Monopoly lol
Monopoly can only be played with the government.
What monopoly? And why is a monopolie neceseraly bad?
@@epicgamer8938 why is monopoly necessarily bad? No competition lead to raising the prices to whatever they want with no one to tackle them.
Take a shot every time someone say JP Morgan. Only if you want to die
Damn, you sure got some weak tolerance to alcohol.
@@burtonl7239 I can easily handle half a bottle of whiskey but not a barrell.... 🍻
Not sure who's going to die. ? I recommend you get your head examined. Maybe Scientology is right when they claim you haven't got a brain you can use.
@@wingmanbbc yeah I got my brain drained by Scientology but at least I met Tom Cruise
Do you know how JP Morgan Chase solved that problem of financial losses. What strategies did they take?? I need this information please!!
What a transformation of a bank from financing projects to investment banking and more.
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@Shohag Ahmed People wants to do what the 99% does but wants to get results that are fit for the 1%, but it doesn't work that way,
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@@ayesharahman5490 Exactly.... I mean just look at the comment directly above your's! Wise comment.
that gray-haired lady reminds me of Bathilda Bagshot, a magical historian from the Harry Potter books
Touché....
LMAO. Yup there was definitely something weird about her...
Yeah she looks albino... the white race is a generic mutation... that’s why they look like walking corpses ... and there skin is white symbolic of the bones that are left after a body decomposes...
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Chase been pretty good to me. The local branch is great. House and truck loans under 4.5% each, they are everywhere making it easy and all of the accounts have 0 fees, free safe deposits boxes. All banks are scummy, but I see how Chase has grown so large.
I love my credit union. I hate the big banks.
@@michelleburkholder2547 same here
Banks make money only one way: Investing in the market. They could care less about the retail business. Morgan is the largest because Congress and the Fed allow them to engage in illegal trading, and the Fed pays them so they can pay the billion dollar fines which the mainstream media blasts JPM for. J. Dimon is on the board of the NYC Fed also.
Hello please answer me
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Fun fact: JP Morgan made his first fortune buying rifles right before the civil war and then selling them back to the gov- diabolically capital
Those guns were actually "rejects"and they would backfire right into the eyes of Union Soldiers... Howard Zinn is my source "People's History Of The United States of America" ... fight me!
The Devilboy selling something to the government or getting government contracts is not capitalism. If that’s what you were implying
Factual
Absolute genius! Can't hate him for that! 🤔👏
@@daveslow84 Lol the real story is Jp Morgan loan someone to have a capital to purchase rifle in the army. And then modernize it and sell back to the army. So the borrower paid the loan with interest with JP MORGAN.
We need more content like this, CNBC.
Very informative! Great mini documentary!
I'm currently reading Ron Chernow's book "The House of Morgan: An American Banking Dynasty and the Rise of Modern Finance" ....great insights into banking history.
By far the best deal and acquisition for J.P. Morgan was "the veritable gift" of Washington Mutual, Inc. It alone gave Chase a massive footprint on the West Coast, as well as about $600+ Billion in assets, deposits, (as well as debt and liabilities). But it was a massive positive long term turning point for the company.
Hello
I hadn’t heard the name Chrmical Bank in years. They used to be referred to on Wall Street as Comical Bank.. 1996.
JPMorgan Chase consolidated when President Clinton removed the GS Act.
He still doesn’t pay his lowest ranking employees, the bank tellers, a living wage. Elizabeth Warren generally chastising him, he has not improved much. He is a behometh that should be demonopolized by law like every other monopoly.
We bailed him out. We bail out all big banks since the great Market Crash.
JPMorgan is the financial father of America. Long history in the financial world.
Great service. Been with them for a decade now, no complaints, great service almost every time.
Just when I thought the all the way back from the beginning History lesson was over, it went all the way back to 1700s to talk about Chase. lol
Really 😂...lol
I still remember Chase Sapphire Reserve was the hottest topic in the credit card world.
It's all about that JP Morgan palladium reserve card.
haha. yes. I was thinking the same. when I was in US "Chase" credit cards were the ones sought after. As somebody with little credit history I was told it was hard to get a "Chase" credit card because they were really strict on applicants. but it seems they had better rewards. People told me Amex was the easier one to get cause they were new and trying to break into the market so they offered people with little credit history cards. Citi was sort of in the middle. wonder whats the market now ?
Brajesh Singh Amex has always been in the credit card business, that’s one of its core products.
@@brajeshsingh2391 did you ckme to the US in 1870?
@@xavierrodriguez7657 no but I am not interested in credit cards anymore.
Jamie Dimon did a great job leading JPMorgan, imagine what would’ve happened if Sandy Weill didn’t deny Jamie Dimon the CEO position for Citigroup
Great mini-documentary. Very well produced.
This is a great documentary. Nicely done.
And last Monday they did not have $4000 available in cash to withdraw at my closest branch.
Fractional Reserve Banking at its best!
There was a run on the bank that day :)
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Yeah good at snoozing and making JPMorgan into a hero. Sellouts
I love these little history videos
And Z what
Excited to start my journey here from the next week!
Hi bro so you are indian right what courese you did to land a job role in jp share your success story beo
@@mohdsuleman3370 I was lucky to join the bank. Profile was non core and not at all impacting on a financial level. I did my post grad in finance!
All the best 👍
It funny when she says 'finally the federal reserve was founded' as if it a goverment owned or regulated bank.
So much Ignorance when she says it.
Central bank is independent. Which is great. No arguing, no politics.
Tr 235 I hope you’re being sarcastic
Federal Reserve... pretty much the death of independece and the sign of of your entire economy and population in the favor of a few rich... And CNBC thinks this is a good thing... Shoe you what kind of idiots they are, these are the same that talk about inequality in the country.
@@AlexandertheGreat033 if the Central Bank is independent... Who is it owned by? They make money out of nothing and loan it to governments that must pay it back creating inflation (basically your money loses value), where does the initial money come from? Have you ever asked yourself that question? Also if you must pay back money, who do you pay it to? Who owns the money in the Federal Reserve?
Very nice coverage. I like the timeline and explanation of each major event. My biggest question still that I haven't been able to answer from this video is why JP Morgan Chase is still opening banks in many places in the US, while every other bank is closing branches. I would appreciate if y'all got an analyst to explain this concept to me, at this day in age of technology. Are they catering to the other generation, beyond millennials or are they trying to attract Gen Z?
probably because monopoly, they are by far the most profitable bank.
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it's was interesting information about largest bank in our country!!!
We need many more such videos
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Hello
We should have been breaking up the too big to fail banks, and instead they've gotten larger.
very informative ty
Think what you want of JPM, but they're a great company to work for.
Mike seconded
Mike As an employee, I would have to agree! The best bank to work for!!!!
You must be new...
Had enough after 30 years. Had to fight for my benefits.
yes! i agree! 😊😊
0.01 interest rate on a savings account
It's garbage. Ally offers 2.2%
Use a different bank.
That’s ANNUALLY
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USA is fortunate to have such a huge bank...nice video
Thank you for sharing.
JP Morgan “Too big to fail”
Too big & too important to the global economy to fail.
Bernie Sanders was still there in 99 fighting the issues in policy....
Dude knew what was up with the banks even before the financial crisis. smh
@@ggp1847 no he didn't
@@ggp1847 LOL, wut? Dude is a rambling old fart who spouted predictions without substantiation. He just throws accusations and gets lucky when one or two sticks.
@@burtonl7239 clearly you haven't researched enough
@@burtonl7239 Cite me one source that corroborates your claims.
Don't forget these people got bailed out billions while average people lost everything, Ceo's walked away with 8-10 figure severances, ludicrous money.
If you are talking about the 2008 financial crisis, not all average people lost everything. Mostly it was average people who took out easy loans that they could never repay to buy properties they cannot afford. In other words, their own fault. Also, the bail money was not free money. It was loaned to the banks and they had to repay it with interest. Most of them have already repaid it to the government with interest. Overall, it was a pretty good investment for the taxpayers.
If big companies weren’t bailed out, even more average people would have lost everything. Imagine if you couldn’t even withdraw the same amount of money you deposited...
@@burtonl7239 Yes there were a large amount of people that were in houses they shouldn't have owned, but alot of people lost their jobs and reasonable houses because of the greedy bankers that accepted these loans and collapsed the economy. Not even the rating agencies paid a price for what happened. At a minimum the people fraudulently rating these loans should have been taken to jail or fined out of existence.
@@burtonl7239 and to add to that, every bank were forced to take the loan so that people can't tell the bad banks from the good banks to create a buffer and to keep the credit system going. JP Morgan didn't even want to buy Bear Sterns. They ended up taking on all their liabilities by paying out settlements.
@@chilling00000 The US economy never deserved to be bailed out.
The US economy is the biggest sham in the world.
Very informative
Fantastic video.
JP Morgan is the banking version of Standard Oil they broke it down to 6 Big Oil Companies that operate to this day. I'm pretty sure they all report to one Family.
Tk Hannibal so chase manhattan is the Rockefeller’s standard oil bank. All of their oil money went into this bank because with all of those deposits the bank is allowed to loan like 10x the amount of has in deposits. So J.P. Morgan is essentially the same company as the big oil companies. They manage their money to underwrite stocks, loan money for mortgages and most importantly for auto loans. The real secret is that every auto loan for the last 100 years as well as credit cards for gas have all been funded by money from chase manhattan banks which is all oil money. They figured out how to make all of the money from oil, gas and steel into cars that were built with their steel, run with their gas, paid for with their banks credit cards and cars financed by their banks loans. I haven’t even begun on how the banks own the insurance companies stocks so they make all of the money from that as well. JP Morgan and Rockefeller were geniuses with this stuff.
Tk Hannibal yep. And GE is being audited right now. CHeck it out
Somewhat. J.P. Morgan & Co. we’re forced to spin off Morgan Stanley as a result of the Glass-Steigal act of the 30s. I’m that respect, yes, it is similar to Standard Oil since they TI were forced to spin off multiple oil companies since they were a monopoly.
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2:00 this lady scared me
“The banks can’t fail because they’re not supposed to”
I was laid off from JPM at 50 in favor of someone who is younger and works for less. They screw people. That's how they are the biggest.
:(
Conversely, I was hired by JP Morgan and they were a great employer. They recruited me at the age of 21. It is fairly cut throat but if they kept around all the old blood, there would be no new jobs for all the people coming out of college now.
T Harmon you screwed yourself by trusting a company and not building a residual income. Take responsibility for your life and don’t depend on a corporation.
@@M5Dri3rz So just get rid of the...old blood?! ok
@@TimothyLeow LOL! Not sure why you assume I don't have residual income. I actually have a small online business that pays the bills and I started it while working fulltime for JPM. I also have other income streams. I stayed for the free education and benefits. Took the severance and invested it. I am fine and will always be fine. Doesn't change the fact that they seek out the older employees and lay them off before they can retire. Thankfully I was prepared.
as a 14 year old, this is very fascinating and im super interested
hah im 15
@@milesblack1830 I’m 17
@@qxdso I'm the boss baby, born with suit straight as a banker
I always love to watch inspiring companies like this
18:18 that tip is outrageous
Chase should rename their bank to JP Morgan. It sounds more prestigious.
My understanding is that they have two branches; One, Chase, for the every day average joe, and the other, already named JP Morgan, is (I think) their investment house which appeals to the upper class/1%'ers.
Chase is the brand that covers retail banking.
JP Morgan is the brand that covers mostly Asset-Wealth Management and Investment Banking.
I like their logo. It’s pretty
So incredible!!
Hi. Thank you for your...
Carlito's way: 'He Is the JP Morgan of smack right here.'
JP Morgan handled SNAP (foodstamp cards)
Noneshere thats crazy
Dear sir,mam, This is a honor, pleasant stay with JP MORGAN, JP MC as a gobal leader in international business, banking ! We love admire and do international business with all !
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Would love a feature length doc on JP Morgan taking more time to go into the nitty gritty details.
I demand a mention of SONJA TREMONT MORGAN and the iconic line 'you dont touch the Morgan letters!" #RHONY
"Too big to fail" GIT BIGGER!
WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT TIME EH?
awesome! how do i go about making a withdrawal, because i need to. thank you
Do more of this kind of piece on other banks like BAC and CItit
At least they don't rob me like Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
4:39 *breaths in*... Allcock's
great work done inspiring
The very idea the video would speak of history of Morgan Banks with out
addressing the fact that Morgan was early on, a front for the Rothschild Banks
is a huge oversight. When Morgan died, the world knew .
They only came out bigger and Stronger because of the Bail Out
Well, that's kind of the point. If they were going to get weakened, the government would just let them die. The whole point of the bailout was to keep them standing so they can keep growing.
Bernie is coming
Jpmorgan was the only bank that didnt get a bail out lmao they thrived during the great recession.
B A the biggest loan shark
@@betsy104 you've made the most uneducated and uninformed post. In March of 2008, JP Morgan Chase was bailed out by the US government. In a peripherally-related case to the lending practices and securities fraud by the bank, it paid an employee by the name of Alayne Fleischmann to keep her mouth shut about the white crime being committed. The government lent Chase 12B and two years before that, the bank tried to hush Alayne with 9B. Combined, that is more than what you and your entire family lineage ever owned.
Here's a lesson, before you try and troll, make sure you can't be trolled.
Really, 8 minutes for J.P.Morgan, and less than 1 minute for Chase?! Come on now!
J.P. Morgan paid more to CNBC
@@good-tn9sr 🤣🤣🤣
Chase is for the average Joe
Great 👌
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Wow... Gonna seriously consider buying JPM shares during the next recession/market crash...
Marlon very odd idea, are really a trader or just a part time investor?
@@andriod8014 why odd? I think I'd consider myself a newbie investor... Buying for long term
@@bruswane9771 oh so your new, makes sense.
This is basically one big commercial for JP Morgan Chase. Not one negative word about them.
@Davidfails - I came here to learn about it. Are you suggesting that they have only done positive things for the US and for the world?
@@milcotto4153 like you? And the business you're in? Doesn't stop you from using their free banking 24/7 and borrowing their money though, does it? What do you ever do for free? Why don't you send people you're money- if it's so profitable?
I could go on, but I won't.....
Wow your right... 🤔
What are some of Chase's ethical issues? It seems like a great albeit large company
Should have referenced Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company as part of the backdrop also.
I closed my Chase checking account back in 2011. To have a Chase account you had to be a prostitute... in other words, you needed to have $500 Or more deposited directly into Chase the Pimp’s account monthly or keep at least $1500 in his pocket at all times or you WILL be 👋 slapped with fees. This was instituted in 2011 as a policy, and I’ve happily been banking elsewhere FOR FREE since.
Where?
Stephanie Mitchell Charles Schwab Bank free checking account. Been a member since 2011. They have a good mobile banking App too.
Nothing’s free. While it’s possible you got a better deal, you may want to compare interest rates on your old account with your new account, and compare both of them to inflation.
Trustcyber_tech is straight
JP Morgan Chase isn't really a bank for those in poverty, I banked with US Bank when I was poor, but when I started to become successful, Chase was for me, then I became really successful, and opened an account with JP Morgan, and they really took care of me, and even have a team managing my wealth and keeping me updated on the health of my investments.
10:00 my man is an analyst and an md😂
Great story.
Great 👍
5:16 "There was a panic or devastating crash every 10 years"
So like how it is now?
87, 92, 97, 2001, 2008. Sounds more like every 5 years to me...
@@danielmethner6847 there was no recession in 97 or 87 and I see u conviently left out the current 10 year bull run
1873, 1884, 1893
Daniel Methner let's add 2020 to that
@@Jazz-gb9lp lol already gone
I just figured When I look at my wallet I only has chase cards now. Can’t remember last time I use other bank card or look up other bank account. I think I need to buy more JPM stock before too late.
This video rocks. Pls do GSbanks histoy
@9:30 now I know why the 90s were such a high time
Apparently by selling drugs....one of the ships they own was just found with over $1 billion worth of coke on board.
Source, please.
There’s many sources google it and pick one.
Personally I saw it on Forbes but cbs, people, and many others have articles on it.
Ronald Stonecipher and you really believe that JP Morgan and Mr. a Dimon were involved in that??? Like really?? Do you believe everything the news says. He’s a huge trump support, ding ding, of course news articles are going to be negative forwards him. You people do not get it. It’s sad! I pray.
It's not their boat. They lease the boat out for shipping. They don't know what's on it.
The video tries to present banks as heroes...
Because he saved the economy. Literally.
Lilian just found the person that keeps all their money under their mattress
@@inter5123 I'm sorry what, they're not heroes they crashed the economy by creating cdos and overspending, goldman then shorted the bubble it had created too recover the money and went to the government because it was Tbtf banks are well known for scamming their clients, selling terrible deals then betting against them, and you thought a bank was just the place you store your money
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Very impressive 👍
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A good short documentary, but didn't go into enough detail with the history of Chase, it really skirted over the top and I got the feeling that the news/documentary team ran out of time. Also, Chase isn't in the forefront of digital banking, especially as their customers are still signing the receipts when using their cards, this is so old fashioned. I know there has been some discussion and testing by the US retail banks for chip and pin transactions.
I've followed, and continue to follow the Washington Mutual bankruptcy proceedings daily for 11 years. I've been seeing life from both sides now. Banks emerged as a service business. Banks create and maintain centralized monetary and financial functions which citizens buy into. Don't "chase" money. Earn it. Share it like water and enjoy abundance independently rather than scarcity. Blockchain tech is logically our next step in financial services because it is more reliable than anyone tyrant.
Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan one Family masquerading as two Companies
Tk Hannibal they actually were one company in the past but were “split up”
@@romeonehme9622 no, JP Morgan wanted to bring his own name to the Wall Street, not his father's name.
He had a, complicated love-hate relationship with his dad.
I bank with both, and they provide different services. Morgan Stanley brings me better returns, but JP Morgan brings me better security, no wonder they are the biggest bank in the U.S. they didn't get reckless with CDOs like Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, and Bear Sterns did.
@@al11220 That's because JP Morgan Chase doesn't make its money off of trading/financial services but off of retail services. Morgan Stanley/Goldman/Merrill/etc make their money off of trading/financial services, which is inherently more risky.
Ana Kasparian's Old Nose Funny, I read somewhere that J.P. Morgan created CDO securities. However, they were smart enough not to have too much exposure to them.
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I got a lot of chase cards. Thanks
why, when business people say "innovation," does it always mean that someone is going to lose out, or the environment or nature will lose out... "innovating" housing developments, "innovating" the steel and electrical markets, "innovating" banking & financial products, "innovating" your private data with Facebook, "innovating" with tax cuts... etc...
Adam Prall that’s the ugly part of innovation and the good side of innovation made your comment
END The FED!
American banks confuse me. In Europe we have no fees on any account as standard, was strange when I moved out there and they were charging me $7/month. So strange
imperial7873 I get charged $12 but I need to show them my College ID so I don’t pay anything damn I’ll go do that this week anyways, it’s a way for them to make money
I thought the versateller by Bank of America was credited as creating the atm machine
You can apparently get big by caring about money, not about the customer. When I contested a charge for the first time I can recall in more than 15 years with Chase, they found in favor of the business even with no supporting evidence that I could see. When I asked their representative 'If you were on my end of this call, would you feel you were treated fairly?' He could not answer yes.
REGULATOOOOOOORS!!!! mount up.... regulators, they regulate any money in this country... they dammn good too
but you cant be any geek off the street.
Gotta be handy with the steel if you know what I mean to earn your keep
it says at 1:32 that jp morgan was born in 1837, yet the building at 0:39 says it was founded in 1799?! how does that work?!
( O_O ) ! *BACK TO THE FUTURE! WE'RE GOIN BACK!*
If you like this content, you need to watch the history channel’s “The Men That Built America”. One of the best productions I’ve ever seen.