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Why customer primacy must become the driver of performance at JP Morgan

Stephen Denning (Stephen Denning (steve@stevedenning.com) is the author of The Leader’s Guide to Radical Management and The Age of Agile. He is a senior contributor at Forbes.com,[1] a founder of the SD Learning Consortium[2] and a Strategy & Leadership contributing editor)

Strategy & Leadership

ISSN: 1087-8572

Article publication date: 8 August 2022

Issue publication date: 1 November 2022

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Abstract

Purpose

Investors balked when JP Morgan Chase bank planned to spend heavily on technology. They understood that to succeed in digital, JPM needs to base its strategy on what unique benefits customers will get now and in the future from its digital banking services.

Design/methodology/approach

JPM must rethink how banking can be re-invented to improve customers’ lives, using the new capabilities of digital.

Findings

Because of its lack of a customer focus, JPM’s market capitalization is not only growing more slowly than the tech giants, it is growing even more slowly even than the average S%P 500 company.

Practical/implications

The lesson is that companies with a customer primacy mission statement and a supporting, well designed investment strategy, out perform their peers.

Originality/value

The article links customer primacy mission statements, future oriented tech investment strategies and successful corporate growth.

Citation

Denning, S. (2022), "Why customer primacy must become the driver of performance at JP Morgan", Strategy & Leadership, Vol. 50 No. 6, pp. 3-10. https://doi.org/10.1108/SL-07-2022-0075

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Emerald Publishing Limited

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