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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The government needs to step in during banking crises, as seen in March 2023 when the Federal Reserve raised interest rates to combat inflation, leading to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and First Republic Bank.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The rapid increase in interest rates from 0% to 5% was a significant danger sign for banks, and many were unprepared for the consequences of this shift.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Silicon Valley Bank's failure was exacerbated by its high exposure to uninsured deposits concentrated among venture capital firms, which led to a rapid withdrawal of funds when panic set in.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The interest rate exposure of Silicon Valley Bank was a known risk, as they invested heavily in long-term, low-yield mortgages, which lost significant value when interest rates rose.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The government made a significant blunder during the banking crisis, costing taxpayers billions, as they failed to manage the situation effectively and allowed banks to operate with excessive risk.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

If I were running the FDIC, I would never have allowed banks to have such high interest rate exposure, which contributed to the failures of Silicon Valley Bank and First Republic Bank.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The current regulatory framework is overly complex and ineffective, with multiple agencies responsible for different aspects of banking, leading to confusion and inefficiency.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The rise of private credit and private equity has led to a significant decrease in the number of public companies, which raises questions about market transparency and the health of the financial system.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Consumer protection is essential, but it should be integrated into the existing regulatory framework rather than creating separate agencies that complicate oversight.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Stablecoins present both opportunities and risks; while they can solve certain problems, they also require proper regulation to ensure consumer protection and market stability.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The U.S. payment system is generally efficient, but there are inefficiencies in cross-border transactions that need to be addressed, particularly with real-time payment systems.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

AI and machine learning are integral to JPMorgan's operations, with significant investments in these technologies to enhance efficiency and customer service across various sectors.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The 'lean startup' approach helps startups validate ideas quickly.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

We need to be aware that bad actors are already using AI against us, particularly in cybercrime.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

We need to be proactive about the impact of AI on jobs and ensure proper regulation without overregulation.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

AI will affect every job, and while it may replace some roles, it can also enhance others.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The tractor and fertilizer revolutionized agriculture, but they also replaced many jobs, similar to what AI will do.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

If we want to create 40 million jobs, we could do that with two pieces of legislation restricting modern farming techniques.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Good growth is not inflationary and benefits all income classes, which is why pro-growth policies are essential.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

We have to recognize that the regulatory environment is crucial for fostering growth and innovation.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The projected deficits are alarming, and we need to address them before they lead to a crisis.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

Inflation may not go away easily, and spending is inherently inflationary, especially if not directed towards productive investments.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

The green economy initiatives have often been misdirected, benefiting the wealthy rather than addressing climate issues effectively.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

We need to focus on practical solutions for climate change, such as carbon capture and small nuclear reactors, rather than ineffective policies.

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Jamie Dimon

03/08/25

@ Stanford Graduate School of Business

JP Morgan is committed to financial education and community support, playing a significant role in helping cities manage their finances.

Leading in a Time of Change: Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO, JP Morgan Chase

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