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Jeremy Barnum, JPMorgan Chase’s chief financial officer, is scheduled to speak at the Goldman Sachs Financial Services Conference on Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2026.
JPMorgan Chase said its chief financial officer, Jeremy Barnum, will present at the Goldman Sachs Financial Services Conference. The appearance is set for Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern, according to a market announcement published Nov. 10.
The announcement identifies Barnum by name and role, framing the event as part of Goldman Sachs’ broader investor-conference calendar focused on the financial sector. Investor conferences like this typically give senior executives a chance to discuss business conditions, operating priorities, and market developments, often followed by questions from buy-side participants and others.
While JPMorgan did not provide additional details in the notice, CFO presentations at large-cap banks are commonly used to address topics such as net interest income trends, credit quality, trading and capital markets performance, expense discipline, and liquidity and funding conditions. The specific agenda for Barnum’s remarks was not disclosed in the announcement.
The timing also places the discussion shortly after the start of the December window, when investors are looking for indicates on how banks are managing the late-year macro backdrop. Analysts and investors often treat conference commentary as a supplement to quarterly reporting, using it to gauge whether management views are improving, deteriorating, or broadly unchanged since the last earnings cycle.
Goldman Sachs’ Financial Services Conference is aimed at investors with particular interest in banks, insurers, asset managers, and related financial-market participants. Goldman’s role as host reflects how major Wall Street banks routinely rely on these forums to maintain direct access to capital-market investors.
For JPMorgan, the choice of the CFO as the featured executive underscores the finance-led nature of the event. The CFO role generally includes responsibility for financial reporting, capital planning, funding and liquidity strategy, and oversight of key profitability drivers, making Barnum’s participation a announcement that the bank intends to engage on numbers and policy as well as strategy.
Even without additional disclosures in the notice, the market focus at such events often centers on whether banks can sustain profitability while balancing credit risk and regulatory expectations. Investors also frequently look for management statements that clarify how the bank is thinking about the interest-rate environment, deposit trends, and the durability of revenue across different lines of business.
As with many conference announcements, the Nov. 10 post did not outline the topics, the length of Barnum’s remarks, or whether JPMorgan will release supplementary materials in advance. Those particulars, along with any subsequent transcript, slides, or webcast details, were not included in the cited announcement and could surface separately closer to the Dec. 9 date.
Investors will likely watch for what Barnum emphasizes during his remarks, especially any updated framing of near-term performance drivers and risk management priorities. The bank’s follow-on communication, if any, around the presentation will be important for determining whether the discussion is limited to a high-level outlook or includes more quantitative guidance.
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