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At our Technology, Media & Communications Conference, Lori Beer sat down with Bloomberg to discuss how JPMorganChase is navigating AI’s rapid acceleration and how we’re putting it to work across the firm. http://spr.ly/6045B86RXR

J.P. Morgan's David de Boltz joins Bloomberg News from our Technology, Media & Communications Conference in Boston to discuss the AI infrastructure buildout, as well as the opportunities and risks taking shape across debt markets. http://spr.ly/6047BB7Rzf

From market moves to the macro backdrop, here are some quick takeaways from panels featuring Pranav Thakur, Steve Dulake, and Dubravko Lakos at last week’s J.P. Morgan Global Markets Conference.

CNBC just featured J.P. Morgan’s newly launched 2026 Summer Reading List — with 14 new titles curated to broaden perspectives and spark fresh ideas. From responsible AI and geopolitics to performance, longevity, sports and art, this year’s list is an invitation to unplug, reconnect and find new inspiration this summer. Explore the full list via CNBC: http://spr.ly/6046BBNAOa

That’s a wrap for the 21st J.P. Morgan Global Markets Conference. Attendees heard from leaders across markets, geopolitics, technology and investing, with conversations reflecting just how quickly the global playbook is changing. Here’s what stood out: 🌍 Geopolitics is increasingly shaping day-to-day pricing. Portfolios now require clearer assumptions on security, trade and supply chains. 🛢️ Headline oil prices only tell part of the story. The real focus is on constraints in physical flows and refined products — and their impact on inflation and growth. 💸 The private credit conversation is shifting from fundraising to fundamentals. Underwriting discipline, defaults and manager selection are central to outcomes. 🏦 Central banks are walking a narrow path. The Fed’s bar for cuts remains high, while Europe and Japan balance inflation, growth and energy uncertainty. 📈 Earnings quality and positioning matter. Equity resilience is closely tied to fundamentals, while credit remains constructive but sensitive to shocks. 🔐 AI is moving from pilots to production. Cybersecurity is now an always on race where speed, segmentation and preparedness are critical. 💡 The message is clear: disruption is real but so is progress. Long-term opportunity will reward focus, adaptability and responsible innovation.

Here’s what we heard from senior leaders at the J.P. Morgan Global Markets Conference this week.

"They deliver the whole firm to their clients." Reuters highlights how J.P. Morgan supports tech founders from their earliest days through IPO and beyond, combining lending, payments, capital markets and M&A advisory to meet companies where they are and help them scale. http://spr.ly/6049BBxfPh

Sanjay Jhamna, head of Global Credit Trading, spoke with Bloomberg at the Global Markets Conference, noting that inflows into private credit remain robust, supported by a rare combination of elevated yields, strong corporate fundamentals and earnings, and high credit quality in public markets. http://spr.ly/6047BBxR1d

In a recent episode of Making Sense, the conversation explores how geopolitical changes, evolving trade routes, and resource constraints are affecting supply chain resilience and increasing working capital needs. Tune in here: http://spr.ly/6048BBajw8

A strong start to the year. Matthieu Wiltz, J.P. Morgan Co-CEO for EMEA, shares why first quarter momentum in corporate transactions and financing activity looks constructive, supported by a solid pipeline, strong investor appetite, and high cash levels that can help underpin continued performance in the months ahead. http://spr.ly/6049BBvYbR