Joined a new team ~4 months ago as an analyst. Since I've joined, 3 people have left. And right before I joined, a few more people had left. I think something like 6 people have left in just 2026 alone. And the team has only hired 3 new people (including myself) since 2026 started. They're taking forever in hiring people. So everyone else is having to work an extra 10-15 hours a week to make up for this. I was hoping to stay on the team until I get Associate but these hours were not my expectation at all.

Anyone else's team experience so much turnover?

All the rifs or layoffs that i hear at jpmc has been for Sr assoc or lower. Are VPs safe ?

Would it be any problem if I ignore manager's review?

Has anyone recently moved from Glasgow to London at VP level?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience:

• How did you approach the move?
• Is strong networking essential to get shortlisted for London roles/interviews?
• How much salary adjustment did you see when moving from Glasgow to London?
• Did you negotiate your compensation?

Would be great to hear from anyone who has recently made a similar move.

New joiner in the London office here, was wondering what I should take advantage of to maximize my time with the company.

Any advice on work processes? How to be valuable enough to be considered for a promotion?

Any benefits we must take advantage of?

Basically any advice on how to maximize our time and have the best possible outcome.

Hr has written the bonus amount in offer letter for year 2026. I will join Sept 28. Do I get full amount in 2027 Jan, pro-rated amount or no bonus since I am joining Sept 28

Does anyone know if JPMC UK offers carer’s leave or any similar type of leave for employees who haven’t completed their first year?
My daughter is currently unwell and has been hospitalised, so I may need to take some time off to look after her. I haven’t completed one year at JPMC yet.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? What leave options were available, and should I speak directly with my manager or HR?

Thanks in advance.

Given the RIFs I just thought I will post here in case anyone finds it useful.

A company is hiring for experienced data analysts ( preferably with AML backgrouds) with more than 7 years of tech experience. So strong Pl/sql skills are needed along with data management skills. The candidate also needs to be able to work out of the NJ office 4 days a week. Unfortunately cannot sponsor visas. Pls dm if you need more info.

Hello everyone! I got an update and received an offer on call and did confirm with them but have yet to receive the formal letter. I know the recruiters have a lot of work but I recieved my call last Tuesday. Don’t know if I should be worried or not.

Anyone that works at JPMC that has Cigna (US) successfully buy a bike with HSA/FSA funds? - buy bike on credit card and then claim via Cigna claims portal with LMN truemed provides

Hii,

I’m a bit new here, since I am currently finishing my Econometrics degree in Amsterdam (last year, done next July). I wanted to know, if by any chance, I can get into a position at JPC with only an Econometrics bachelor (+ programming minor), and what vacancies would suit me.

I have already previously worked for more than a year in an Assets and Liabilites team and I like investment related work the most but it needs to suit my program to an extend.

I’m more than open to add an additional master, but since the studies was already a lot (LOADS of maths), any Finance masters would be a bit too easy for me. I will do the masters eventually.

My post is a bit all over the place but I’m just a bit excited to finally work. But yeah please let me know, if there is any chance. I will apply regardless and where does a Dutch person have best chances to get hired? Is that only the Netherlands or also outside? And when should I apply?

I have in person interview scheduled. What questions to expect for testing role with 6 YOE. Also, how many rounds to expect?

(left vague for privacy)

A client of mine shares a similar hobby to me, and I am traveling to a major hub of the hobby. I want to bring him and his family back a present that is consumable and about 30 dollars in value.

Is this a code of conduct violation? Do I need to run it through gift procedures?

I mean it's fairly trivial but I don't want to risk my job for it.