JPMorganChase has announced the opening of four new J.P. Morgan Financial Centers in California, aiming to expand its services for affluent clients seeking personalized banking and wealth management. The new centers will open this week, starting with downtown San Diego, followed by locations in Palo Alto, Mountain View, and San Francisco.
This move is part of JPMorganChase’s ongoing efforts to provide a high level of service that combines Chase’s convenience with J.P. Morgan’s financial expertise. The firm now operates 20 J.P. Morgan Financial Centers and plans to add 11 more over the next year.
Clients eligible for J.P. Morgan Private Client services can access them through several channels: in-person at the new Financial Centers, at one of 15 corporate centers with dedicated Relationship Managers, or at select Chase branches where Senior Private Client Bankers are available.
“With our expanding network of J.P. Morgan Financial Centers, we’re redefining what it means to serve affluent clients—offering more than just banking, with a truly personalized experience that brings together industry-leading expertise, advanced planning and the full power of J.P. Morgan’s integrated offerings,” said Stevie Baron, Head of Private Client Banking. “Our clients want a trusted partner for every financial milestone, and we’re uniquely positioned to deliver on that promise.”
The Financial Centers offer access to insights and strategies, exclusive products, complimentary wealth planning services, and concierge support teams provided by experienced bankers and advisors.
JPMorganChase states it remains committed to strengthening relationships with affluent clients through personalized financial planning and exclusive benefits.
The addresses for the new locations are:
- 1280 Fourth Avenue, San Diego
- 2275 El Camino Real, Palo Alto
- 401 San Antonio Road, Suite 68, Mountain View
- 3533 California Street, San Francisco
More information about these centers is available at jpmorgan.com/financialcenters.
Chase is the consumer and commercial banking division of JPMorgan Chase & Co., which had $4.6 trillion in assets as of September 30, 2025. The company serves over 85 million consumers and seven million small businesses across more than 5,000 branches nationwide.
For further details about Chase's operations or services visit chase.com.