2022-12-6 18:13 |
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon continues to trash crypto despite offering some praise for blockchain
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2022-12-6 18:13 |
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon continues to trash crypto despite offering some praise for blockchain
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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon reaffirmed his negative view on cryptocurrencies during a Senate hearing, advocating for a government-led shutdown of the crypto sector
2023-12-7 20:41 | |
JPMorgan's research suggests that the recent cryptocurrency sell-off is nearing its end, with Bitcoin futures contracts indicating potential for price increases. The post Crypto Selloffs Are Almost Over, According to JPMorgan appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2023-8-28 04:44 | |
2023-2-4 00:05 | |
JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) has hired Aaron Iovine, a former regulatory affairs executive at bankrupt crypto lender Celsius (CEL/USD), only a few weeks after he left the embattled crypto company. Reuters reported the development, citing the new JPMorgan Chase $ Co employee’s LinkedIn profile.
2022-10-21 16:26 | |
JPMorgan’s David Kelly believes that crypto will see more downside pressure after the Fed signaled that there would no dovish pivot
2022-8-30 09:04 | |
JPMorgan executives are leaving the mega-bank for gigs at Algorand and other crypto startups.
2022-7-7 22:33 | |
JPMorgan has targeted the next generation of investors with a new digital investment service called You Invest. 100 free trades are part of the package, while Chase Private Clients get unlimited free trades.
2018-8-25 02:22 | |
As cryptocurrencies become more popular, institutions need a safe way to store their crypto funds. According to a new report, big banks are starting to take notice and have begun developing their own crypto custody services.
2018-8-12 18:42 | |
On August 8, 2018, JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon stated that more banks are considering building businesses to work with the digital currency ecosystem, seeing the emerging space of cryptocurrencies as a blind spot for major financial institutions.
2018-8-10 02:00 | |
Traditional financial institutions have begun to notice how cryptocurrencies are disrupting their market. Salvador Casquero, former JPMorgan Head of Scandinavian Interest Rates Trading and Head of FX Sales at BBVA, two of the largest banks in the world, has said that banks have officially lost the race of finance to crypto and rapidly emerging fintech […]
2018-7-22 00:13 | |
The interest of global banking giants in blockchain technology is well known. From Goldman Sachs to JPMorgan Chase, banks have had a hard time ignoring this innovative technology, which is designed to revolutionize the financial industry.
2018-7-21 13:29 | |
Former Wall Street executive Mike Novogratz has recently predicted that mass adoption of crypto and blockchain is “still five to six years away,” Blokt blockchain and tech news outlet reports July 19.
2018-7-20 01:30 | |
Salvador Casquero, former JPMorgan Head of Scandinavian Interest Rates Trading and Head of FX Sales at BBVA, two of the largest banks in the world, has said that banks have officially lost the race of finance to crypto and rapidly emerging fintech companies.
2018-7-19 13:00 | |
Alongside Gorfine were former JPMorgan blockchain lead Amber Baldet, former CFTC chair Gary Gensler and A16Z managing partner Scott Kupor. Gorfine framed his remarks from the perspective that many different things can be considered “commodities” – but not all of them would warrant attention from U.
2018-7-19 23:04 | |
Financial regulators have recently announced their largest-ever award for the informants who blew the whistle on a financial institution. The business in question has in the past betrayed the trust of its clients, misled its investors, and even found time to operate a ‘systematic bribery’ scheme – yet it recorded a legal profit of $24 […] The post Whistleblower Makes $30M – JPMorgan Makes $24 Billion appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
2018-7-13 18:36 | |
Wall Street yawned yesterday as JPMorgan Chase & Co, the largest American bank, agreed to pay a fine of $65 million dollars for market manipulation. The fine was issued by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission as penalty after discovering that traders had intentionally manipulated exchange rates in the $300-trillion-dollar swap market.
2018-6-19 04:57 | |
On Monday, the American investment bank JPMorgan & Chase pulled off something pretty remarkable. Ahead of German drugmaker Bayer’s acquisition of the agrochemical company Monsanto, JPMorgan was tasked with collecting the funds so that the deal, two years in the making, could finally be completed.
2018-6-14 15:08 | |