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JPMorgan investment bank fees jump 50% as dealmaking rebounds

The rise was sharper than executives had flagged just one month ago

Chief executive of JPMorgan Jamie Dimon said the bank continued to be ‘vigilant about potential tail risks’
Chief executive of JPMorgan Jamie Dimon said the bank continued to be ‘vigilant about potential tail risks’ Photo: Tom Williams/Getty Images

JPMorgan’s dealmaking unit jumped by 50% in the second quarter, kicking off an earnings season for Wall Street banks which is likely to see a bounce back in investment banking fees.

The Wall Street bank hauled in $2.4bn in investment banking fees in the second quarter of 2024, as all product lines saw sharp rises.

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