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JPMorgan’s investment bank slips 6% in ‘challenged’ deals market

JPMorgan's investment bank still beat analyst expectations in the second quarter

Chief executive Jamie Dimon says conditions are still tough for dealmakers
Chief executive Jamie Dimon says conditions are still tough for dealmakers Photo: Getty Images

JPMorgan's investment banking revenue slipped 6% in the second quarter, kicking off a tough reporting season for major Wall Street banks as dealmaking fees continue to slump.

A 19% decline in fees from M&A deals led to a fall in revenue of 6% across JPMorgan's investment banking business during the second quarter of 2023, but the $540m from advisory work was still ahead of analyst expectations.

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