JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is making a big move in private credit with a $50 billion push into direct lending. This move aims to make it easier for

JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) is pouring an additional $50B into its direct-lending push, it said on Monday, eyeing a leading role in the $1.6T private credit market, according to a media report dated Monday.

JPMorgan Chase has said it will set aside $50bn to lend to risky companies backed by private equity firms as it revs up its push into the booming private credit market. The largest US bank by assets said it had allocated $50bn of its own capital and had commitments for $15bn from other investors to make loans directly to companies,

Workers at the largest US bank have complained in internal chats about losing hybrid working arrangements, and one group launched an online petition.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said that he hopes the Department of Government Efficiency will be “quite successful" in its bid to pare back spending and boost efficiency.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Monday said the U.S. government is inefficient and in need of work as the Trump administration terminates thousands of federal employees and works to dismantle agencies including the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.