JPMorgan Chase's consumer and commercial arm announced it plans to hire more than 500 small business bankers through 2024 to help customers navigate economic uncertainty.
"Small business owners are facing difficult challenges with persistent inflation, supply chain disruptions and expense pressure," Ben Walter, CEO of business banking at Chase, said in a statement.
"We know that banks play a critical role in the long-term success of small businesses and their communities. This investment in our workforce is a testament to our commitment to our clients and our intent to support them through the business cycle."
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