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JPMorgan JPM continues to frame technology as a core, multi-year competitive investment rather than a discretionary cost lever. Management expects approximately $19.8 billion of technology spend in 2026, up 10% year over year.
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JPMorgan projects higher 2026 NII, mid-teen IB fee growth and a 10% jump in tech spend, while targeting 17% ROTCE despite volatility.
Even as economists tout the Trump administration's tax and deregulatory policies as boosting economic growth this year, JPMorgan Chase CEO Dimon said that his own tendencies were to consider what could go wrong when expectations are riding high. "My own view is people are getting a little comfortable that this is real, these high asset prices and high volumes, and that we won't have any problems," said Dimon, who was dressed in black and had a brace on one of his hands.
JPMorgan Chase's latest company update, on Monday (Feb. 23) underscored that the firm's technology agenda now extends well beyond internal productivity initiatives. Across the presentation and the question-and-answer session, executives consistently positioned artificial intelligence as a central component of competitive strategy, client engagement, with a long-term investment horizon.
The bank's top executives held an in-person update with investors in Manhattan after some 20 inches of snow fell in the city.