Jamie DimonChairman & CEO, JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
6 recorded appearances
Dimon used the interview to unveil a $750B JPMorgan affordable-housing and community-development initiative, arguing the housing shortage is a supply and permitting problem business capital can help unblock rather than a demand-subsidy problem.
Speaking to Leslie Picker in Los Angeles, Dimon discussed JPMorgan's 2028 Olympics partnership, his read on current market conditions, and his view of Fed Chair Warsh.
Dimon told Wilfred Frost he personally would not buy government bonds at current yields, reasoning that even at 2% inflation a 10-year should sit near 4–4.5%, leaving no room for price appreciation. He also warned markets look complacent about the AI build-out, drawing a dot-com analogy.
A wide-ranging on-stage conversation at the 2026 Reagan event covering the US economy, policy and leadership.
The annual letter flagged stickier inflation and rates staying higher for longer as the central risk, alongside geopolitical conflict, private-credit stress and what he called 'nonsensical' elements of bank capital rules. He also named Block, Citadel Securities, Revolut and Stripe as the most successful non-traditional competitors and argued JPMorgan must roll out blockchain technology faster.
In Davos with The Economist's Zanny Minton Beddoes, Dimon argued growth is unlocked by policy and technology adoption rather than stimulus, and described how AI is already embedded in the typical JPMorgan workday.