JPMorgan Chase is reportedly planning to expand its Chase retail and digital banking footprint in Europe, according to reporting by the Financial Times cited by multiple outlets. The bank’s aim is to add at least three additional European countries by the end of 2030, extending its existing operations in Germany and the U.K. One Financial Times report characterizes the target as Europe’s largest markets and says JPMorgan is considering France, Spain and Italy for growth, alongside its current presence. Another summary of the same Financial Times coverage frames the move primarily as an expansion of JPMorgan’s digital bank offerings. The outlets agree that the planned expansion is part of JPMorgan’s longer-term strategy, but they do not provide confirmed details on the timing of specific market entries, regulatory approvals, or the exact scale of operations in each country. No source in the provided excerpts includes direct comments from JPMorgan, and the reports are attributed to sources familiar with the bank’s plans.