JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Jamie Dimon, head of JPMorgan Chase, the world's largest <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/sergeiklebnikov/2025/06/12/the-worlds-largest-banks-2025-jpmorgan-tops-global-2000-for-third-straight-year/">bank</a> by market capitalization, believes that "making important decisions on a Friday when you're tired is a very bad idea." That's how the financier responded to a question in an <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndwSflR-t4s&amp;list=PLp-wXwmbv3z-RdMUCdagwKYXy77tkaVgC">interview with</a> media outlet NPR - about what he's learned over the years and what he wishes he'd known earlier in his 30s. Dimon called it "a lesson learned and re-learned" .

"Making big decisions on a Friday is a very bad idea" - Jamie Dimon

BlackRock, Inc.

Just three prominent financiers, including iconic short-seller Michael Burry and the head of JPMorgan, have sounded the alarm in recent days about the growing risks in the private credit market. Here's what they said:

'It's 2007': three Wall Street veterans on the risks of the credit crisis

War in the Middle East could lead to a larger increase in U.S. interest rates than the market expects, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon <a href="https://www.jpmorganchase.com/ir/annual-report/2025/ar-ceo-letters">said</a> in his annual letter to shareholders on April 6. He estimates that a war with Iran could trigger oil and commodity price shocks and reshape global supply chains, which in turn would keep inflation elevated.

'Risk of lasting shocks': Dimon warned of war's impact on US economy

AI adoption will take much less time than other technological revolutions and the labor market may not have time to adapt to it, warns the head of the largest market value bank

'We won't hide our head in the sand': 5 predictions from JPMorgan CEO on artificial intelligence

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/live-news/jamie-dimon-jpmorgan-fox-and-friends-interview-03-31-26">told</a> Fox News that U.S. stock markets will remain under pressure until the war with Iran is over, despite the resilience of the U.S. economy. But it is much more important that the operation ends successfully than what happens in the stock markets, Dimon said.

JPMorgan CEO: the outcome of the war with Iran is more important to markets than short-term dynamics

Blue Owl Capital Inc.

Blue Owl Capital Corporation

The head of the largest US bank JPMorgan Jamie Dimon said he sees signs in the financial market reminiscent of the situation before the 2008 crisis. He warned of risks in lending amid aggressive competition and weakening standards. Fears that a <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/kanarejka-v-sahte-dla-finsektora-cto-znacit-blokirovka-deneg-v-blue-owl-dla-rynka">bubble is inflating</a> in private lending are increasingly worrying investors.

"The market is doing stupid things": the head of JPMorgan saw signs of a crisis on the scale of 2008

A similar lawsuit was filed by the Trump Organization against Capital One

Trump sued JPMorgan and its CEO for $5 billion for denial of service

Bank CEO Jamie Dimon estimated the probability of a major correction at 30%

JPMorgan believes now is a good time for a correction in the market. What it advises

Jamie Dimon believes investment in AI will pay off

The head of JPMorgan estimated the risk of a stock correction at 30%. But it's not the AI bubble that worries him

91% of investment managers have used and plan to use artificial intelligence in their work, <a href="https://www.mercer.com/insights/investments/portfolio-strategies/ai-in-investment-management-survey/">cites</a> Mercer in its 2024 survey. AI is already analyzing data, identifying market trends and even forming portfolios. Ekaterina Smirnova found out what advantages and disadvantages an AI investor has.

Credit where credit is due: what investors can give AI credit for


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From "rat poison" to "digital gold": stock market legends argue about the prospects of bitcoin and other coins
