JPMorgan Chase Organizational Structure & Org Chart

JPMorgan Chase & Co. organizational chart

Use this org chart

JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s reporting structure as of 2026-09. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom — or open it in QueryChart and edit it as your own.

About the company

JPMorgan Chase & Co. serves consumers, businesses and institutions through banking, payments, markets and investment services. Its 2025 annual report identifies three reportable segments, plus Corporate, while its June 2026 leadership announcement names new heads of the two largest businesses.

The visual below pairs those two different facts carefully: solid lines connect the named leaders in the company's current leadership announcement, while dotted branches group reported businesses. A business branch is a portfolio grouping, not a claim about every employee's personal manager or a list of legal subsidiaries.

Three business segments under a firm-wide leadership team

Consumer & Community Banking is led by Troy Rohrbaugh, appointed in June 2026 after Marianne Lake announced her retirement. The chart groups its published consumer banking, card and connected-commerce, home-lending, auto and wealth activities beneath that business. Chase is the customer-facing brand across much of this segment, not a fourth reportable segment.

Doug Petno became sole chief executive of the Commercial & Investment Bank in the same June 2026 announcement. The 2025 filing describes Global Banking, Markets, Payments and Securities Services within this combined business. Commercial Banking had already been folded into the Commercial & Investment Bank in 2024, so a chart showing it as a separate top-level segment is dated.

Mary Callahan Erdoes continues to lead Asset & Wealth Management, which contains Asset Management and the Global Private Bank. Jennifer Piepszak remains chief operating officer. The company explicitly says Rohrbaugh, Petno, Erdoes and Piepszak report to Jamie Dimon; this chart stops at that published leadership layer.

Key leadership roles

1. Jamie Dimon

   Chairman and Chief Executive Officer — The June 2026 company release identifies the four leaders shown below as reporting to him.

2. Troy Rohrbaugh

   Co-President and CEO, Consumer & Community Banking — Appointed to lead CCB in June 2026.

3. Doug Petno

   Co-President and CEO, Commercial & Investment Bank — Became sole CEO of CIB in June 2026.

4. Mary Callahan Erdoes

   CEO, Asset & Wealth Management

5. Jennifer Piepszak

   Chief Operating Officer

How this structure supports the business

The three-segment view separates the consumer franchise from institutional banking and investing. It helps readers locate Chase-branded consumer services, J.P. Morgan-branded institutional work and the asset-management business without treating those brands as mutually exclusive legal entities.

The firm can connect products across those businesses: payments, custody, lending and investment services can serve the same client. The chart makes each published business home visible, while the cross-business service relationships still require explanation beyond a single-parent tree.

Advantages and disadvantages

Three published segments give a clear top-level map of a very broad financial group.

The same client may use services across several segments, and a tree cannot show all those links.

Naming current segment CEOs connects the financial map to accountable leadership.

Segment sub-branches are reporting categories; their placement does not establish every internal management line.

Interesting facts

• Commercial Banking and Corporate & Investment Bank were combined into one Commercial & Investment Bank reporting segment in 2024.
• In June 2026 Doug Petno became sole CIB CEO and Troy Rohrbaugh became CCB CEO; both were also named firm Co-Presidents.
• The company says Petno, Rohrbaugh, Mary Callahan Erdoes and COO Jennifer Piepszak continue to report to Jamie Dimon.
• Asset & Wealth Management reports Asset Management and Global Private Bank as its two lines of business.
• The 2025 annual report lists 318,512 employees and $182.4 billion of reported total net revenue.

Related process templates

• Financial reporting process flowchart
• Payment reconciliation process flowchart (records to settlement)

Related organization charts

• Berkshire Hathaway Organizational Structure & Subsidiaries
• UnitedHealth Group Organizational Structure & Org Chart
• Johnson & Johnson Organizational Structure & Org Chart
• Bank of America Organizational Structure & Org Chart
• Visa Organizational Structure & Org Chart
• Mastercard Organizational Structure & Org Chart

Frequently asked questions

What are JPMorganChase's main business segments?

The 2025 annual report identifies Consumer & Community Banking, Commercial & Investment Bank, and Asset & Wealth Management as its three reportable business segments, alongside Corporate.

Is Commercial Banking still a separate JPMorganChase segment?

No. It was combined with the Corporate & Investment Bank in 2024 to form the Commercial & Investment Bank reporting segment.

Does this chart show every JPMorganChase subsidiary?

No. It shows publicly reported businesses and named leaders, not the firm's complete legal-entity structure or every employee reporting line.

Use this org chart template

Open the dated chart in QueryChart and adapt its business groups for your own organization.

Use this org chart