Overview
- JPMorgan officially opened its German retail-banking headquarters in Berlin’s former Axel-Springer-Passage on Rudi-Dutschke-Straße.
- About 120 employees have moved into the office, which can accommodate around 400, with further hiring planned in the coming years.
- Chase plans to enter the German market in the second quarter of 2026 with a mobile app offering a Tagesgeld (daily savings) account and personal customer support.
- Germany head Alexander Mayer framed the new office and the Chase rollout as part of a broader expansion in Europe’s largest economy.
- The company selected Berlin for its deep pool of digital talent, with the office designed for collaborative, tech-focused work.