MGCR 222- Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 91 pages long!)
29 Mar 2018
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McGill
MGCR 222
Final EXAM
STUDY GUIDE
JP Morgan Chase
•A global financial services firm with it’s corporate headquarters in New York and
commercial banking headquarters in Chicago
•It is worth $1.8 trillion and has operations in more than 60 countries
• Its core business segments include:
– Investment Banking
– Retail Financial Services
– Card Services
– Commercial Banking
– Treasury and Security Services
– Asset Management
• Focus of the economic analysis of this report will be its Investment Banking segment
•Focus of the financial analysis of this report will be the groups consolidated financial
statements.
Investment Banking
• The product : It is a service offered primarily to raise capital for firms.
Additional services include but are not limited to;
– Advisory services
– Risk Management
• Size of Industry: It is a growing giant currently generating $84.3 billion.
There are numerous players in the industry ranging from financial
Conglomerates to boutique investment banks. Currently generates a global
Revenue of $84.3 billion showing that it is a large industry.
• Product differentiation: By virtue of the large number of players in the
industry, the low entry barriers, and the potential amount of revenue to be
generated, the industry is characterized by product differentiation as each
Company tries to get a large portion of the profits.
• JP Morgan has proven its superiority over its competitors over time. It is
currently ranked no.1 in investment banking fees (component of revenue),
no. 1 in the global loan syndications and global high-yield bonds for the third
year in a row and no. 2 in equity underwriting
• Demand in the industry is characterized by herd like behavior which
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Means revenues are very sensitive to the financial and economic environment affecting
investors choices. The ease with which clients can switch between providers and/or opt
out of financial investments makes the elasticity of demand fairly elastic.
SWOT ANALYSIS
JPMorgan Chase (JPMC) has strong franchises across business divisions – investment
bank, commercial banking, retail financial services, treasury and security services, asset
management, and card services. The franchises strength was further strengthened with the
acquisition of Bear Sterns and Washington Mutual. However, declining investment
banking prospects coupled with weak economic prospects could hurt JPMC’s revenue
and profitability.
Investing in Women’s Success
Recognizing that women face unique barriers to professional success, JPMorgan Chase
launched Women on the Move in 2013. The program began as a series of town halls for
the firm's female employees in New York and offered an opportunity to collectively
explore the challenges women face in the workplace and share ideas on how to best
support career development.
Led by Asset Management CEO Mary Erdoes and Chief Financial Officer Marianne
Lake, senior women took the program on the road, hosting events in locations where the
company employs hundreds, and often thousands, of women. Since it began, the program
has been hosted in 23 cities and senior women from across the company have met with
more than 6,000 employees.
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Document Summary
Asset management: focus of the economic analysis of this report will be its investment banking segment, focus of the financial analysis of this report will be the groups consolidated financial statements. Investment banking: the product : it is a service offered primarily to raise capital for firms. Additional services include but are not limited to; Risk management: size of industry: it is a growing giant currently generating . 3 billion. There are numerous players in the industry ranging from financial. Company tries to get a large portion of the profits: jp morgan has proven its superiority over its competitors over time. It is currently ranked no. 1 in investment banking fees (component of revenue), no. 1 in the global loan syndications and global high-yield bonds for the third year in a row and no. 2 in equity underwriting: demand in the industry is characterized by herd like behavior which.
