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JPMorgan Chase unveils second strategic site in Manila

April 27, 2025

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Manila Bulletin

JPMorgan Chase, a leading global financial services firm, formally inaugurated its second site of operation in Uptown Bonifacio on April 23, 2025. Designed as a full co-location site, the JPMorgan Chase Center is close in proximity to the JPMorgan Chase & Co Tower that opened in 2022.

JPMorgan Chase unveils second strategic site in Manila

"The JPMorgan Chase Center in Manila represents a bold step forward in redefining the workplace experience. By integrating cutting-edge technology, sustainable practices, and exceptional amenities, we are not only enhancing productivity but also fostering a vibrant community and culture of learning and innovation. This is more than just a building; it's a testament to our commitment to our people and the future of work," said Bettina Salmo, head of the Corporate Centers in the Philippines.

Salmo graced the milestone event with executives Deepak Mangla, CEO of India and Philippines Corporate Centers; David Beck, Chief Administrative Officer; Michelle Silwonuk, Head of Operations, International Consumer Banking; Carlos Ma. Mendoza, Senior Country Officer, Philippines; Dan Wilkening, CAO of Global Banking and Head of Global Services; and Julie Harris, CAO and Global Head of Operations for Asset and Wealth Management Operations.

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