JP Morgan Chase Fined $350M For 'Deficient Trade Surveillance'
Portfolio Pulse from Erica Kollmann
JP Morgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) has been fined nearly $350 million by the Federal Reserve and the OCC for deficiencies in its trade surveillance program, failing to monitor billions of trading activities across global venues. The OCC issued a cease and desist order for JPM to improve its surveillance program. Despite the fines, JPM shares have increased by 43.76% over the past year, with a current RSI of 80.72 indicating overbought conditions.
March 14, 2024 | 9:10 pm
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JP Morgan Chase & Co. fined $350M for surveillance deficiencies, required to improve its program. Shares have risen 43.76% over the past year, with a current RSI indicating overbought conditions.
The fines and regulatory actions against JP Morgan Chase are significant, but the stock's strong performance over the past year and current overbought conditions suggest a neutral short-term impact. The market may have already priced in these regulatory issues, and the bank's efforts to comply with the OCC's orders could mitigate longer-term risks.
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