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JPMorgan Chase CEO talks Texas presence, economic issues
By submitting your information you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and User Agreement . In case you haven't heard, JPMorgan Chase has more employees in Texas than in any other state — even more than New York, where the company is based. CEO Jamie Dimon spoke about the bank's outlook on Texas, and whether or not he envisions an HQ move to the Lone Star State. Story Highlights JPMorgan Chase has a large and growing presence throughout Texas. Jamie Dimon is committed to keeping JPMorgan's HQ in New York — for now. Dimon also expressed confidence in the Texas economy despite the potential negative impacts of tariffs. In case you haven't heard, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) has more employees in Texas than in any other state — even more than New York, where the company is based. JPMorgan has nearly 32,000 employees in the state of Texas, including about 18,500 in Dallas-Fort Worth. Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon reiterated the importance of the Texas market to the bank in an April 18 interview with the Houston Business Journal and Houston Chronicle. GET TO KNOW YOUR CITY Find Local Events Near You Connect with a community of local professionals. Explore All Events Dimon also touted the bank's impact on Texas in his annual shareholder letter, where he devoted two full pages to Texas. In Texas alone, JPMorgan: Contributed over $1 billion to the state's economy through goods and services purchased in 2023. Serves more than 8.5 million consumer banking customers and more than 775,000 small-business clients. Manages more than $91 billion in investment and annuity assets for clients. Provided more than $814 billion in credit and capital to local corporate and middle-market clients over the past five years. Provided nearly $2 billion in loans to small businesses as of 2024. 'You can see just by the numbers how important Texas is,' Dimon said in the interview. 'Texas is growing fast and is a very pro-business place. I want Texas to know that we also are very pro business.' JPMorgan has a large and growing presence throughout Texas. The bank is one of the largest financial institutions in North Texas based on local deposits and has the most branches of any bank in the region. The bank will occupy three floors in Fort Worth's newest office building, Crescent Offices West, which will be home to about 300 employees — nearly doubling the staff from a local office space the bank will vacate. Overall, the company has about 18,500 employees in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, including 12,000 at its campus at Legacy West in Plano. Elsewhere in the state, JPMorgan recently leased space in The Woodlands for its commercial banking team, plans to open multiple branches in the Katy area and will double its local private banking team. The Houston region harbors about 6,200 employees. When asked if he would ever move JPMorgan's headquarters to Texas, Dimon's answer was immediate: No. JPMorgan is committed to New York — for now — given that the bank is set to open a new $3 billion headquarters in Manhattan later this year. However, Dimon said New York needs to be more hospitable to businesses. 'Would I say never? No,' Dimon said. 'Could there be a reason that we should leave New York one day? Yeah, there could be.' 'It is a mistake to think that any city has a divine right to success,' he added. Dimon also expressed confidence in the Texas economy despite the potential negative impacts of tariffs. During the interview and in his annual shareholder letter, he said one of the concerns with international trade is unfair trade, often exercised through industrial and trade policy. One of the ways to combat unfair trade is through industrial policies that encourage the manufacturing of key resources domestically, such as through tax credits and land grants. Texas has scored two major wins in that department just in the past few months. Nvidia Corp. (Nasdaq: NVDA) said it will soon begin manufacturing supercomputer parts in Dallas. In a similar move, Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) said in February it plans to open a 250,000-square-foot server manufacturing facility as part of a $500 billion U.S. investment. 'Texas will win just because they are willing to give people land and build roads and the taxes are low,' Dimon said. '(Texas) will be a winner in all this.' JPMorgan Chase is No. 2 on the Dallas Business Journal's 2024 Banks List, based on its $86.05 billion in local deposits as of October 4, 2024.
