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StocksMedium•16 April 2026•

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OCC Terminates Consent Order Against JPMorgan Over Trade Surveillance

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Key Facts

1The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) terminated a March 2024 consent order against JPMorgan Chase Bank regarding its trade surveillance program.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has officially terminated a March 2024 consent order against JPMorgan Chase Bank. This decision follows the bank's successful efforts to upgrade its trade surveillance and monitoring systems to meet regulatory standards. While the termination order was issued on March 30, it was formally announced in a press release on April 16. The lifting of this enforcement action indicates that the bank has effectively addressed previous deficiencies in its compliance framework. For investors, this development reduces legal risks and potential compliance costs associated with the largest US lender. The resolution of this regulatory hurdle is seen as a positive step for the bank's operational standing. Consequently, market participants are monitoring JPM shares as the bank clears its regulatory slate.