How Much Is Chase Worth?

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JPMorgan Chase is one of the largest banks in the world, commanding more than $2.6 trillion in assets. It is also the largest bank in the U.S. and as such plays a significant role in the country’s economy as a nexus for investing, trading and banking. Take a look at Chase’s market performance to help you decide if you should invest in the biggest bank in America.

Chase: Company Snapshot

Headquarters

New York City

Year Founded

2000

CEO Jamie Dimon’s Total Compensation

$34.5 million

How Much Is Chase Worth?

Share Price, 52-Week Range

$127.35-$172.96

2021 Revenue

$127.0 billion

2021 Profit

$48.3 billion

GOBankingRates’ Evaluation of Chase’s Net Worth

$550.44 billion

Chase’s Market Cap: $427.13B

A company’s market cap represents the aggregate value of its outstanding shares of stock. You can determine how investors assess a company based on the dollar amount at which its shares are trading.

As of Jan. 21, Chase’s share price is $145.08, giving the company a market capitalization of $427.13 billion. Chase’s market cap might reflect its strong consumer value as the country’s largest bank. Chase stock has been trending steadily upward since 2012, with only small dips until a steep decline during the pandemic, and it experienced an especially large jump in value between January 2020 and January 2022, growing aboout 45%.

Chase’s Net Worth: $550.44B

Although market cap gives you a clear sense of what the market values a company at, it is subject to change from prospective and current investors’ activity, resulting in hour-by-hour changes. The GOBankingRates Evaluation of company net worth, however, is a calculation based on more concrete, measurable figures like assets and revenue. It’s a more conservative valuation, taking into account only full-year profits and revenue from the last three years and the company’s assets and debts.

Based on Chase’s revenue and profits from the last three years, its net worth is over $550 billion.

Chase Is Bouncing Back From the Pandemic

Chase reported fourth-quarter 2021 earnings that exceeded analysts’ earnings and revenue expectations. The strong results were driven in part by Chase’s release of $1.3 billion in credit reserves the company had held for loan losses. Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO, said in a statement that the economy is generally strong but acknowledged that the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus and ongoing supply-chain disruptions have had a dampening effect affecting business.

Although the earnings statement was generally positive, Jeremy Barnum, chief financial officer, told reporters on a conference call that increasing labor costs, inflationary pressures and investments would increase JPMorgan’s expenses by 8% in 2022, CNBC reported. However, Barnum also noted that increasing interest rates would benefit the company.

Earlier last year, Chase became the first bank to have branches in every state in the contiguous U.S., with over 200 of the 400 new branches planned by the end of 2022 already open. In addition, Chase has made a number of acquisitions recently, including a restaurant review service, college planning platform and three fintech startups, CNBC reported.

Chase’s Products

Chase Bank offers its members products such as savings accounts, certificates of deposit, checking accounts, a variety of loans and credit cards. Customers with Chase credit cards can get competitive perks along with their credit line, such as cash rewards and promotional 0% APRs, depending on creditworthiness. Additionally, the bank offers investment products as well as business banking services.

The company’s range of products and services combined with its mobile banking and payment options — such as Chase QuickPay with Zelle and Chase Pay — demonstrate how the bank is keeping up with its top competitors in terms of its offerings. It’s also exploring how it can be a fintech leader. In addition to its investment in fintech startups, JPMorgan Chase recently introduced its mobile app users to Chase Digital Assistant, an artificial intelligence-based tool that can answer account-related queries and respond to requests.

Chase’s CEO and Company Footprint

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon also sits on its board of directors. He graduated from Tufts University and received his master’s from Harvard Business School. Despite leading one of the largest banks in the world, he prioritizes JPMorgan “literally last,” according to a 2017 interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Alley,” while putting family and country at the top of his list.

Chase employs over 250,000 people and has a presence in over 100 markets, according to its website. Chase Bank locations include more than 4,700 branches and 16,000 ATMs nationwide. The company has $2.6 trillion in assets under management.

Daria Uhlig contributed to the reporting for this article.

Data is accurate as of Jan. 21, 2022, and subject to change.

Methodology: The GOBankingRates Evaluation assesses a company’s net worth based on the company’s total assets, total liabilities, and revenue and net income from the last three years. Base value is established by subtracting total liabilities from total assets from the company’s last full fiscal year. Income value is established by taking the average of the revenue from the last three full fiscal years, plus 10 times the average of the net profits from the last three full fiscal years, and then calculating the average of those two figures. The final GOBankingRates Evaluation number is the sum of the base value and the income value.

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