JP Morgan looks set to exit physical commodities

Region:

Americas

Dan Sheriff

CEO

JP Morgan looks set to exit from trading in physical commodities – its oil, gas, power and metals trading divisions. The move comes following an announcement by the bank that it is pursuing strategic alternatives, including the sale, spinoff, or strategic partnership of its commodities business, after an internal review.

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