Historic Partnership with IOC for LA28 and Beyond
JPMorganChase has been named the first-ever Global Banking Partner of the Olympic Games, marking a historic collaboration with the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Announced on 28th April, the partnership encompasses the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games as well as the French Alps 2030 Winter Games.
This groundbreaking partnership will see JPMorganChase serving as the Official Bank of Team USA and the LA28 Games. The firm will also be a Founding Partner of the LA28 Games, reflecting a mutual commitment to excellence and ambition. As part of the agreement, JPMorganChase will provide financial health workshops for athletes through the IOC’s Athlete365 platform, ensuring a legacy that lasts beyond the Games.
Kirsty Coventry, President of the IOC, stated, “JPMorganChase is the first Global Partner from the banking sector in Olympic history, and we are proud to welcome them to the Worldwide Olympic Partner programme.” The partnership is not only historic but also pivotal for the financial stability of the Olympic and Paralympic Movements.
Commitment to Athletes and Communities
Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorganChase, expressed, “We are honoured to be a Worldwide Partner of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, supporting athletes, fans, businesses, and communities around the globe.” With operations in over 60 countries and clients in more than 100 markets, JPMorganChase brings unmatched expertise and resources.
In Los Angeles, JPMorganChase supports approximately 5 million consumer banking clients and 589,000 small business clients, employing over 6,000 staff across more than 330 branches. The firm has been creating economic opportunities in Los Angeles for over 135 years. Meanwhile, in France, where the firm has operated since 1868, JPMorganChase employs more than 1,000 people. Since 2018, the firm has committed $100 million in new business and philanthropic investments to connect individuals and entrepreneurs to economic opportunities.
Over the last five years, JPMorganChase has provided over €147 billion in credit and capital to more than 670 investment clients across France. This financial strength will help bolster the long-term success of the Olympic Movement. According to Dimon, “We bank the communities they call home, finance the facilities where they train, help them start businesses and plan for their futures.”
Through this partnership, JPMorganChase will strengthen the Olympic and Paralympic Movements’ long-term financial health and create new opportunities for athletes, businesses, and communities to thrive. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to ambition and excellence, ensuring that both the Games and communities benefit.
Last updated: 29 June 2026, 12:18 pm
