JPMorgan Chase reorganized its private bank and appointed a global head to help wealthy customers diversify their investments globally.
David Frame, ex-U.S. head of the private bank, is now in this new role to address the increasing demand for international investment options.
The minimum balance for the private bank is $10 million, and the reorganization aims to cater to the need for global diversification due to concerns like global conflicts and trade tensions.
JPMorgan Chase is accelerating its affluent banking offering expansion, while other companies like Citigroup and Revolut are also targeting wealthy customers with tailored services.