JPMorgan Says Higher Pay Will Pull Expenses Up Next Year

JPMorgan Tops 3Q Estimates as Investment Banking Revenue Grows
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JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s expenses will probably climb in 2022 as a surging investment-banking business and other revenue gains translate into higher compensation costs.

“We pay for performance,” Chief Financial Officer Jeremy Barnum said on a conference call with analysts Wednesday. “Realistically, expenses are going to be up next year.”