JPMorgan (JPM) Onboards Senior Bankers to Strengthen Mid-Cap Investment Banking

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) is one of the best Goldman Sachs bank stocks. On September 22, the bank hired three senior employees in its mid-cap investment banking segment to refine its capabilities and bolster its role in transactions.

JPM mentioned that Rohan Juneja, Ryan Lake, and Lauren Vitale will be added to its mid-cap banking group of over 250 members, which caters to midsize companies and investors. The division is responsible for more than 175 transactions in 2025 despite turbulent markets.

Former Jefferies banker Rohan Juneja will assume the role of managing director in New York, with a focus on media and communications. Ryan Lake, working priorly with Arlington Capital Advisors, will hold a managing director position in Phoenix, specializing in alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Lauren Vitale from Lincoln International has been appointed executive director in Chicago, where she will head the education and business services.

JPMorgan’s global head of mid-cap investment banking, John Richert, commented that mid-cap firms and their investors are crucial for the economy, and help strengthen innovation, employment, and vital services. He also pointed out that the mid-cap group has grown by 40% over the last year.

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