IOC: JPMorganChase (USA) first-ever global banking partner of the Olympic Games until 2030

The American bank JPMorganChase has become the "first-ever global banking partner of the Olympic Games" up to and including the 2030 French Alps Games, the International Olympic Committee announced on 28/04/2026.

Under this agreement, JPMorganChase will cover the "asset and wealth management, and private banking, commercial and investment banking" category. VISA, another IOC partner, is positioned in the "payment services, transaction security and prepaid cards" segment.

The New York-based multinational, "with operations in over 60 countries and clients in more than 100 markets," joins the IOC's programme of 12 "TOP" global partnerships, which already include four US brands: The Coca-Cola Company (soft drinks), Airbnb (accommodation and experiences), P&G (household and personal care products) and VISA.

The 15 partners in the TOP programme during the 2021-2024 Olympic cycle generated $3.15bn (€2.09bn) in commercial revenue for the IOC, an average of $210.2m (€193.7m) per partner over four years.

The partnership with JPMorganChase covers the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games…