Share Post Viber icon Viber EmailJPMorganChase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon speaks during a fireside chat at “San Francisco: Capital of Opportunity” at Chase Center in San Francisco on Monday, Aug. 3, 2026. He said additional private capital could support housing production if accompanied by public policies that reduce development barriers and expand supply. He attributed much of that divide to weaknesses in housing, education and workforce policy under both major political parties, while saying companies could contribute financing, expertise and partnerships. Housing occupied much of the discussion and provided the policy context for JPMorganChase’s announcement that it intends to deploy more than $750 billion in housing capital through 2035. The forum linked JPMorganChase’s financial commitments to Dimon’s broader argument that private capital, government policy and workforce preparation should operate together.