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JPM WACC: 11.72% for JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Current inputs imply a 9.07% cost of equity and a 21.33% pre-tax cost of debt. Use this discount rate as a starting point for DCF validation.

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4.23%
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21.00%
70.00%
Debt: 30.00%Equity: 70.00%

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JPMorgan Chase & Co. Common Stock (JPM) WACC Results
Weighted Average Cost of Capital
11.72%
Cost of Equity
9.07%
Risk-Free Rate5.21%
Beta0.87
Market Risk Premium4.23%
Cost of Debt
16.85%
Pre-Tax Cost of Debt21.33%
Tax Rate21.00%
Tax Shield4.48%
Capital Structure
Equity: 65.91%($890.37B)
Debt: 34.09%($460.52B)
Equity Component
5.98%
65.91% × 9.07%
Debt Component
5.74%
34.09% × 16.85%

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) WACC in context

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) currently screens with an estimated WACC of 11.72%. That blends a 9.07% cost of equity, a 21.33% pre-tax cost of debt, and a 65.91% equity weight into the discount rate you would typically use in a DCF model.

falls into a common range for established public companies and is a practical DCF starting point.

What JPM WACC implies

A 11.72% discount rate falls into a common range for established public companies and is a practical DCF starting point.

How this page calculates JPM

This page combines CAPM-based cost of equity with SEC-derived debt and capital structure inputs. The current beta is 0.87 and equity accounts for 65.91% of capital.

What to do next

Validate business quality on the company page, then carry the same discount-rate assumptions into the DCF page to test fair value sensitivity.

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Data sourced from SEC EDGAR and Polygon.io. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always conduct your own research before making investment decisions.