The ‘Jamie premium’ nears $1 trillion as JP Morgan flirts with historic market valuation | Fortune0

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• August 17, 2026

The financial giant was worth roughly $970 billion on Monday morning—a modest stock-market rally away from becoming the first bank in the world with a $1 trillion market cap and a far cry from its $138 billion valuation on December 30, 2025, just before he took over. Last month, JPMorgan posted the highest-ever quarterly profit