JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley are expanding sophisticated quantitative investment strategies (QIS) to pension funds, family offices, and wealthy individuals.
JPMorgan reported a 30% revenue increase in its QIS business so far this year compared to the same period in 2025.
These systematic strategies utilize rule-based trading powered by algorithms and large datasets.
Demand is rising as investors fear traditional analysis cannot keep pace with AI-driven markets.
The global bank-managed QIS market has grown to approximately $850 billion.
This market was valued at $362 billion five years ago according to Premialab data.
JPMorgan’s markets unit alone manages over $100 billion in notional exposure to these trades.