JPMorgan’s $230 Billion Is Not Yet Confirmed

How does the timing change for printers when deal value, lending and direct investment are separated?

The only first-year figure that can be formally verified for JPMorganChase is not $230 billion, but Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon’s provisional view that activity likely exceeded $200 billion. Separating the disclosed projects reveals the difference between enormous deal values and the amounts that actually enter companies as loans or direct investment.

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JPMorgan’s $230 Billion Is Not Yet Confirmed

The $125 billion megadeal was not a bank loan. In the combination of Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy, J.P. Morgan provided financial advice and a fairness opinion. The $125 billion was the value of the corporate transaction.

This case alone shows the trap in reading JPMorganChase’s Security and Resiliency Initiative. A large number does not necessarily mean that the same amount has entered a factory. Printers looking for orders need to separate the different kinds of…

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