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    Mary Callahan Erdoes

    CEO of Asset & Wealth Management at JJPMorgan Chase & Co
    Since September 2009
    Age
    57 years
    Education
    Holds an undergraduate degree in Mathematics from Georgetown University and an MBA from Harvard University.
    Tenure
    Joined JPMorgan Chase in 1998 and advanced through various senior roles, eventually becoming the CEO of Asset & Wealth Management in September 2009.

    About

    Mary Callahan Erdoes is the Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan Chase's Asset & Wealth Management division, leading one of the largest investment management and private banking operations globally. She began her career at JPMorgan Chase around 1998 and progressed through a series of senior roles before her appointment as CEO in September 2009, underscoring her long-standing commitment and contributions to the firm.

    Born and raised in the United States, she pursued higher education with determination, earning an undergraduate degree in Mathematics from Georgetown University and an MBA from Harvard University, which laid a robust foundation for her successful career in finance.

    Apart from her executive role at JPMorgan Chase, she engages actively in various boards and philanthropic endeavors, serving on the boards of the U.S.-China Business Council, the Robin Hood Foundation of New York City, Georgetown University, and the Global Advisory Council of Harvard University. This involvement highlights her influence both within the corporate landscape and in her contributions to societal and educational initiatives.

    Past Roles

    OrganizationRoleDate RangeDetails
    JPMorgan ChaseCEO of Wealth Management2005-2009Ended due to promotion to CEO of Asset & Wealth Management in September 2009

    Fixed Compensation

    Data from  FY 2023
    Component Name [Citation]Amount [Citation]Payment Schedule [Citation]Additional Details [Citation]
    Salary $750,000 Annually in 2023 Fixed base salary
    Other Compensation $34,183 Paid in 2023 Includes $5,000 miscellaneous and $29,183 change in pension value/non‐qualified deferred compensation earnings
    Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) 52,892 shares; Grant Date Fair Value $7,425,000 Vest in two equal installments on January 13, 2025 and January 13, 2026 Time‐based vesting; dividend equivalents payable in cash

    Performance Compensation

    Data from  FY 2023

    Cash Incentive Compensation

    Component Name [Citation]Amount [Citation]Performance Metrics / Targets [Citation]Vesting / Evaluation Period [Citation]Additional Details [Citation]
    Cash Incentive Compensation $10,500,000 No performance thresholds, targets, or detailed metrics provided Paid for performance in 2023; evaluation period details not specified No further performance conditions disclosed

    Performance Share Units (PSUs)

    Component Name [Citation]Share Quantity [Citation]Performance Metrics / Targets [Citation]Vesting / Evaluation Period [Citation]Additional Details [Citation]
    Performance Share Units (PSUs) Target: 52,892 shares; Maximum: 79,338 shares Performance metrics based on the firm’s performance over a three‑year period; specific thresholds/targets not disclosed Vest on March 25, 2026 with a two‑year holding period post-vesting Grant Date Fair Value: $7,875,000; includes dividend reinvestment considerations; detailed metrics not specified