Company History
Major milestones in the firm's history in Switzerland:
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2001: Following the merger of Chase Manhattan and J.P. Morgan in 2000, the two firms' private banking businesses in Switzerland merge, taking the name JPMorgan (Suisse).
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1989: Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. opens a branch in Zurich and also opens J.P. Morgan Financial Markets Ltd.
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1984: Chase Manhattan opens a full-service branch in Geneva, in addition to a representative branch and a subsidiary bank.
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1983: Chemical Bank expands its operation in Switzerland, opening a second branch in Geneva.
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1982: J.P. Morgan forms Morgan Guaranty (Switzerland) Ltd., a finance company that also engages in underwriting.
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1980: J.P. Morgan establishes a wholly-owned subsidiary bank in Geneva called J.P. Morgan (Suisse) S.A.
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1973: Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co, a predecessor firm, opens a branch in Zurich.
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The First National Bank of Chicago, a predecessor firm, forms a subsidiary based in Geneva to co-manage Swiss franc bond issues and to broaden the bank's Eurobond trading activities.
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1971: J.P. Morgan establishes Morgan Guaranty Investment Services S.A. in Geneva, a wholly-owned subsidiary, to furnish investment advisory services to individuals and institutions outside the United States.
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Chemical Bank opens a branch in Zurich.
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1970: The First National Bank of Chicago, a predecessor firm, opens a full-service branch in Geneva.
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1969: Chase Manhattan forms a new bank in Geneva, a wholly-owned subsidiary, The Chase Manhattan Bank (Switzerland).
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. establishes a branch in Zurich.
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1966: Chase Manhattan acquires a 75% interest in Osterreichische Privat-und Kommercial Bank. In 1969 Chase purchases the remaining 25% and renames the bank Osterreichische Kommerzialbank.
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1964: Chase Manhattan opens a representative branch in Geneva.
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1848: The Waterbury Bank opens, a predecessor of the Chase Manhattan Bank.
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1824: The Chemical Bank is established.
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1799: The Manhattan Company, the firm's earliest predecessor institution, is chartered.
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