JPMorgan Chase is reshuffling leadership of its global investment banking business, with three executives set to take over in co-head roles. Financial Times and Bloomberg both report that Dorothee Blessing, Kevin Foley and Jared Kaye are expected to become co-heads of global investment banking as part of a broader internal shake-up. The announcements form part of JPMorgan’s efforts to reorganize management across parts of its investment bank, though both outlets focus primarily on the investment banking leadership changes. Bloomberg also references that Katherine Doherty is involved in covering the shake-up, indicating additional context on the wider leadership adjustments beyond the investment banking unit, but the central reported change is the appointment of Blessing, Foley and Kaye to co-head the global investment banking franchise. The reports do not indicate immediate operational changes tied to the leadership appointments, and JPMorgan’s rationale is described in general terms as a companywide reorganization.