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JPMorgan Chase

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JPMorgan Chase spent $5.53B on advertising and marketing in fiscal 2025, up 11.2% on the year before and +65% since 2019. That's 3.0% of revenue, more than in 2019: leaning in.

$5.53Bmarketing spend, FY2025
+11.2%vs the year before
3.0%of revenue (+0.1 pts vs 2019)

Marketing spend by year

2012: $2.58B2013: $2.50B132014: $2.55B2015: $2.71B152016: $2.90B2017: $2.90B172018: $3.04B2019: $3.35B192020: $2.48B2021: $3.04B212022: $3.91B2023: $4.59B232024: $4.97B2025: $5.53B253.0%

Bars: advertising and marketing expense, $B (10-K). Line: spend as a share of revenue.

Say vs do

We found no statement about the size of JPMorgan Chase's marketing budget on its earnings calls or in its 10-Ks, so here is its record against its peers.

What they said

No statement about the size of its marketing budget.

What they did

YearMarketing spendChangeShare of revenue
FY2025$5.53B+11.2%3.0%
FY2024$4.97B+8.3%2.8%
FY2023$4.59B+17.4%2.9%
FY2022$3.91B+28.8%3.0%
FY2021$3.04B+22.6%2.5%
FY2020$2.48B-26.1%2.1%

Against its peers. Compared with the 3 other Finance advertisers we track (Bank of America, Capital One, American Express): since 2019 its marketing spend went +65% (peer median +86%); its share of revenue moved +0.1 pts (median -0.2); last year +11.2% (median +12.7%).

In interviews, its leaders made 82 statements about marketing: 2 argued for investing in brand and 4 for cutting.

How we check: a statement gets a verdict only when it's clearly about the size of the whole company's marketing budget over a full fiscal year; we compare it with the advertising and marketing expense in that year's 10-K. Statements about one quarter, one brand or channel, or the mix between brand and performance can't be checked against annual filings.

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