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20 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. / 2003 Annual Report
•Fourth-largest mortgage originator and servicer in the United States, with more than four million customers
•Fourth-largest U.S. credit card issuer, with $52 billion in managed receivables and total volume of $90 billion
•Largest U.S. bank originator of automobile loans and leases, with more than 2.9 million accounts, or $28 billion in originations
•#1 bank in the New York tri-state area and top-five bank in Texas as ranked by retail deposits
•A leader in middle market banking in the New York tri-state area and in Texas
Chase Financial Services
Leadership positions
Treasury & Securities Services
Investment M anagement & Private Banking
Investment Bank
•#1 in Automated Clearing House originations, CHIPS and Fedwire
•#1 in U.S. dollar clearing and commercial payments, processing up to $1.9 trillion daily
•#1 in custody in the world and in North America,
Euromoney
, 2003
•#3 in assets under custody at $7.6 trillion
•#1 trustee for U.S. debt, excluding mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities
•#1 issuing and paying agent for U.S. commercial paper
•#1 ADR bank for reported ADR market cap under management
JPM organ Partners
•Global Fund ($6.5 billion) among largest funds in the market
•More than $1 billion invested, inclusive of JPM and third-party capital
•Sale of stake in Chilean bank Corpbanca named “ Private Equity Deal of the Year” (
Latin Finance
)
•Acquisition of Singapore Yellow Pages named “ Buyout of the Year” (Asian Venture Capital Association)
•Nine JPMP offices worldwide; investments in more than 38 countries
•#1 private bank in the U.S. and #3 in the world based on total client assets
•#1 international money market manager
•#2 pan-European mutual fund provider
•BrownCo ranked #2 in J.D. Power & Associates 2003 Online Investor Satisfaction StudySM
•#4 manager of U.S. defined benefit assets
•#1 in Global Syndicated Loans, with an 18% market share (Thomson Financial Securities Data)
•#1 in Credit Derivatives and #1 in Interest Rate Derivatives (
Institutional Investor
)
•#1 in Emerging Markets International Bonds, with a 16% market share (Thomson Financial Securities Data)
•#2 in Global Investment-Grade Bonds, with an 8% market share (Thomson Financial Securities Data)
•#4 in Global Equity and Equity-Related capital raising; in particular, the firm ranks #1 in Global Convertibles,
with a 13% market share (Thomson Financial Securities Data)
•#5 in Global Announced M&A, with a 16% market share (Thomson Financial Securities Data)