JPMorgan

America's biggest bank and what it signals about credit and markets.

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latest 24 October 2026

Saturday, 24 October 2026
Tokenised stocks still need someone to vouch for the ledger, FT argues
Why it matters: Tokenised stocks and deposits are being sold as new finance. Investors should ask the old questions: what backs this, who audits it, and who pays if it fails.
Friday, 23 October 2026
Big US banks curb AI agents after unauthorised account access
Why it matters: Banks spent decades perfecting Know Your Customer. Agents break that model: the login is genuine, but the person may not be the one acting.
Thursday, 22 October 2026
‘Dividend nomads’ fund life abroad with high-yield option ETFs
Why it matters: Option-income funds trade future upside for cash today; as a paycheque, that works only while markets cooperate.
Friday, 16 October 2026
J.P. Morgan: India is becoming investors’ default non-AI bet
Why it matters: Crowding in AI stocks is India’s opening: a market without AI giants becomes a diversifier. Foreign owners are light, so there is room to buy, and today’s Yes Bank ruling and Fairfax’s IDBI bet add to the case for confidence.
Friday, 16 October 2026
Banks find AI pays in the boring bits
Why it matters: Returns come from narrow, measurable jobs: shorter calls, faster documents, better-prepared bankers. That is the opposite of Character.ai’s story, and it is where IT vendors serving banks should aim.
Thursday, 15 October 2026
JPMorgan blocks unvetted AI agents from customer accounts
Why it matters: This is the other side of the Boden argument: the biggest US bank wants agents to arrive on its terms, with liability settled first.
Monday, 12 October 2026
Banks try to offload the AI data-centre debt they just underwrote
Why it matters: When the lenders closest to the AI boom start trimming their own exposure, credit, not chips, may end up setting the pace of the build-out.
Thursday, 8 October 2026
AI agents could cost US banks $500bn by winning savers better rates
Why it matters: Your idle balance is your bank’s profit; an AI agent could change who keeps it.
Tuesday, 6 October 2026
Who really runs Jane Street?
Why it matters: If you own an ETF, it was likely traded by a firm few can map.

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