Live podcast with Jamie Dimon, CEO JPMorgan Chase: Corporate culture, risk and the global economy

Hi everyone, I'm Nikola Tanyan, the CEO of the Norwegian So on Wealth Fund. Today I'm in really good company because I'm here with the one and only Jamie Diamond. He runs the largest bank in the world, 20 years at the helm, and his annual shareholder letters are mandatory reading for everybody in the financial sector. We're recording this live on stage at our investment conference in Oslo. We are proud investors in JP Morgan, Jamie

Welcome to In Good Company. JP Morgan's origins trace back to 1799 to a company founded to supply water to a growing New York City. It quickly evolved into a bank and shaped its lasting legacy. Over the next two centuries, it grew alongside the economy, financing railroads, supporting industry. And expanding with global trade, but its role became most visible in moments of crisis.

In 1907, as panic spread through the financial system, JP Morgan helped organize a response, stabilizing markets at a critical moment and exposing the need for a central bank. Through the Great Depression, it endured one of the most severe. economic downturns in modern history. In 2000, the merger of JP Morgan and Chase Manhattan created a new kind of institution, and in 2008, it stepped into the center of the crisis, acquiring Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual, built on generations of decisions and culture, today JP Morgan Chase stands among the largest and most influential financial institutions in the world. Welcome.

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