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JPMorgan Chase is one of the world's biggest financial services
institutions.
It combines the investment expertise of the legendary JP Morgan brand with the
broad-based consumer services of the former Chase Manhattan bank. Between 2001
and 2004, the economic downturn forced the group to lean more heavily on its
financial services businesses to counter the sharp ups and downs of corporate
banking. As a result, JP Morgan acquired retail banking giant Bank One
in 2004 in a $60bn deal that placed it close to toppling Citigroup from the top
spot. The unprecedented turmoil in global financial markets during
2008, provided JP Morgan with two further opportunities, the last-minute
purchases of failing investment bank Bear Stearns and thrift bank Washington
Mutual. The resulting business offers a broad base, deriving its income more
or less equally between investment banking, retail banking and credit card
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