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JPMorgan’s investment banking fees slide by 47% as dealmaking boom tumbles

Equity capital markets revenue of $290m was down by 72% compared to the same period in 2021

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Investment banking fees at JPMorgan slipped by 47% during the third quarter, kicking off what is expected to be a difficult reporting season for Wall Street banks' dealmaking teams.

The US lender posted profit within its corporate and investment bank of $3.5bn during the third quarter, a decline of 37% on the same period last year. Overall net income of $9.7bn for the period was ahead of analyst expectations, but down 17% on the previous year.

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