Key insights
- JPMorgan's HR head sold $127k in stock, a minor bearish signal. More significantly, JPMorgan is involved in expanding VICI Properties' loan for One Beverly Hills and tracking junior banker hours. Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are offering ways to bet against the private credit market. JPMorgan also reported cautious investor flows due to the Iran conflict, shifting from U.S. equities.
Leopold Robin, Head of Human Resources at JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE:JPM), sold 433 shares of common stock on March 23, 2026. The shares were sold at a price of $295.06, for a total transaction value of $127760.
Following the transaction, Robin directly owns 64920 shares of JPMorgan Chase & Co. He also indirectly owns 9201 shares by GRAT and 9201 shares by Spouse’s GRAT.
In other recent news, VICI Properties announced an expansion of its mezzanine loan for the One Beverly Hills development to $1.5 billion. This represents a substantial increase from its previous $450 million investment in the project. The loan supports construction financing for the luxury mixed-use project in Beverly Hills, California, which is backed by a $2.8 billion senior loan commitment led by J.P. Morgan. Additionally, JPMorgan Chase is planning to track junior bankers’ hours using computer-generated estimates as part of a pilot scheme. This initiative will compare digital footprints, including video calls and keystrokes, against self-reported time sheets. In another development, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are offering hedge funds ways to bet against the $1.8 trillion private credit market. These firms have created baskets of listed companies with exposure to the space for their clients. Furthermore, JPMorgan reported cautious investor flows amid the ongoing Iran conflict, noting a shift from U.S. equities to international stocks and commodities.
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