JPMorgan Shakes Up Leadership with New EMEA Co-CEOs to Fuel Revenue Surge
Wall Street giant JPMorgan reshuffles its European leadership deck—placing fresh bets on co-CEOs to drive growth across Europe, Middle East, and Africa.
Double the firepower
The banking behemoth installs dual chiefs—a strategic move signaling aggressive expansion plans. Two executives now share the helm, tasked with squeezing revenue from every corner of the EMEA region.
Growth or bust
JPMorgan's playing chess while others play checkers—deploying co-leadership to outmaneuver European competitors. The message is clear: market share won't capture itself.
Because when traditional banks can't innovate, they reorganize—and hope the musical chairs distract from their crypto FOMO. The real growth might be happening in decentralized finance, but JPMorgan's sticking to what it knows: throwing executives at problems until something sticks.
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Hillery and Wiltz succeed Filippo Gori, who recently relocated to New York to focus on his role as co-head of the firm’s global banking division.
Tapping Into Europe’s Market Comeback
The bank is betting on Europe as its financial markets are bouncing back after years of lagging. This comes as global investors are shifting money away from the U.S. and toward Europe, partly due to concerns about how President Donald Trump’s potential policies might impact the U.S. economy.
Recently, JPMorgan upgraded its stance on eurozone equities to “overweight” from “neutral”, citing improving fundamentals, policy support, and attractive valuations.
The bank highlighted that the Euro Stoxx 50 index has lagged behind the S&P 500 Index (SPX) by nearly 18% since its strong first-quarter rally. Importantly, JPMorgan sees this gap as a buying opportunity.
Is JPM a Buy, Hold, or Sell?
Turning to Wall Street, analysts have a Moderate Buy consensus rating on JPM stock based on 13 Buys, six Holds, and one Sell assigned in the past three months. Furthermore, the average JPMorgan price target of $323.44 per share implies 4.72% upside potential.
