LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch)
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. is planning to
spend $4 billion and commit 5,000 extra employees this year to deal with risk
and legal-compliance issues at the bank, The Wall Street Journal reported late
Thursday, citing unnamed sources close to the bank
The plan involves adding
$2.5 billion to J.P. Morgan's reserves for paying litigation costs, with the
other $1.5 billion going to the risk and compliance efforts, including a 30%
increase in related staffing, the report said
The bank is currently operating
under four regulatory enforcement actions and faces at least seven separate
investigations by the Justice
Department, the report said.
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