As a leader in financial services, J.P. Morgan offers capital, insights, and solutions in more than 100 markets. The company has over 250,000 employees who serve millions of consumers, small businesses, and many prominent institutions. J.P. Morgan aims to enable more people to contribute to and share in the rewards of a growing economy.
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Has some kind, genuine people who are bar-raisers but they are unfortunately few and far in between Decent cash bonuses Generally easy to switch teams but that gets tiring fast
A lot more bad teams than there are good ones Most teams don’t value personal growth. You have to actively seek it out Has a lot of brittle products that are tightly coupled for no reason other than position jockeying by higher ups e.g., “we integrated X into our system this quarter! It has marginal value but we spent most of our manpower on it anyways!”
The introduction of new regulations by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) in the wake of a no-deal Brexit for financial services, such as the Stock Trading Obligation (STO), has meant that the coverage and trading of stocks has moved to the continent as clients being serviced in Europe now need to be serviced by staff based in the region. Shares traded in euros must also be traded on European exchanges. Following Brexit, Amsterdam overtook London as Europe’s largest share tradi
| October 20, 2022