Commercial Banking

Commercial Banking serves more than 30,000 clients, including corporations, municipalities, financial institutions, and not-for-profit entities with annual revenues generally ranging from $10 million to $2 billion. Our Commercial Bankers serve these clients by operating in 14 of the 15 top U.S. major markets. Our professionals’ industry knowledge and experience combine with our dedicated service model, comprehensive solutions, and local expertise to make us the #1 commercial bank in our retail branch footprint.

The firm's broad platform positions us to deliver extensive product capabilities – lending, treasury services, investment banking, and asset management – to meet our clients’ domestic and international financial needs. Chase Commercial Banking includes seven businesses: Middle Market Banking, Mid-Corporate Banking, Commercial Real Estate, Business Credit, Equipment Leasing, Chase Capital Corporation and Capital Placement Group.

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Market Positions
  • #1 overall customer satisfaction among large bank providers Source: Barlow Research Middle Market Banking 2006
  • #2 asset based lender in the U.S. Source: Loan Pricing Corp 2006
  • #1 market penetration in Chase’s retail footprint Source: SRBI Footprint 2005
Numbers
  • $3.8 billion annual revenue
  • $73.6 billion liability balances
  • $53.6 billion loans
Tabitha H.
Commercial Banking
NYU Graduate, BA Spanish & Economics. Commerical Banking Associate
Take initiative and do not be afraid to challenge the status quo. You will be surprised by how much you can contribute just by looking at things in a different way and sharing your ideas – your ideas will drive change and move your team and the company forward.
Be flexible and open to change. Organizations are always evolving and things can change beginning from your first day on the job. Take advantage of the opportunities this fluidity affords and make the most of it. People will appreciate your willingness to take on different responsibilities and you will build an arsenal of tools to help you further your career.
Be genuine and honest with your co-workers and your managers. Always remember to have an open dialogue about what you enjoy doing, what you would like to do more of and in what direction you would like to take your career. And, if you do not know – ask your colleagues! They will be more than happy to share their experiences with you.
Meredith V.H.
Mid-Corporate Banking, Commercial Bank
Cornell University, Marketing and Business Management. My career has followed the path of increasing responsibility...
...from Analyst to AVP, VP, Team Leader to Managing Director. I have moved around, primarily on the client coverage side of the business...
...from a geographical focus to industry specializations first in financial institutions then to the retailing industry in the Investment Bank...
...and four years ago leading the mid-corporate banking team, specializing in the apparel industry and midcap retailing sectors.
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