JPMorgan Chase plans to launch a DIY investment service in the UK in 2026 that will enable investors to directly trade shares, bonds, funds and other assets, according to the Financial Times.
The new service will incorporate financial planning tools and advice, while also integrating the bank’s existing Nutmeg business.
James McManus, chief investment officer of JPMorgan Personal Investing, told the Financial Times that the lender aims to establish itself as a major player in the UK market.
The DIY platform will expand JPMorgan’s current investment offerings in the UK, creating a more comprehensive suite of services for retail investors.
