JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon announced the bank could spend $10 billion to $20 billion on an acquisition within the next few years. Dimon disclosed the plan at the Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference while noting high asset prices require a patient approach. A $20 billion transaction would represent the largest deal of Dimon’s two-decade tenure as CEO. The bank identifies asset management and payments as the primary sectors of interest for a major deal. A strong balance sheet and a flexible regulatory environment enable this potential large-scale transaction. Dimon stated that any acquisition must integrate cleanly into the bank's existing operations and culture. Organic growth remains the bank's priority, though M&A serves as a key strategic supplement.