JPMorgan raises US$6bil in its first bond sale for this year


The deal kicked off what is expected to be a busy month for bank debt sales. — Bloomberg

DETROIT: JPMorgan Chase & Co sold US$6bil of investment-grade bonds, kicking off issuance by major Wall Street banks after releasing fourth-quarter of financial year 2025 (4Q25) results.

The bank priced notes in three parts spanning six to 11 years, according to a person familiar with the matter.

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