Media Reputation Score™ · 7-Day Trend · Banking
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JPMorgan Chase · Reputation Brief

The Media Reputation Score™ (MRS™) measures how the press — not press releases — shapes a company's reputation: every story scored for sentiment, distinction, authority and amplification, so reach is never mistaken for reputation.

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58.4
Neutral
Sent
49
Amp
88
Auth
58
Dist
55
in banking#7 / 15loudest tier on reach

JPMorgan sits mid-pack — #7 of 15 in Banking, in a cohort Morgan Stanley leads at 71.0 that spans 37 points. The gap between loud and liked shows across all 96 brands: #13 on reach, #27 on reputation. Strongest on Trust, lightest on Performance; Banking is the best-regarded sector overall at 54.9.

Reputation drivers vs cohort

Trust61 Innovation45 Performance34 Responsibility60 Leadership61
JPMorganCohort avg
The 10-second read — drivers vs cohort
Performance
34.0
▼ 1.8 · below cohort · CRISIS
Trust
61.4
▲ 1.1 · at cohort · GOOD
Leadership
61.2
→ 0.4 · at cohort · GOOD
Need to know — 3 things moving JPMorgan this week
Concern

A $328M crypto-scheme suit

The week's one real reputational risk lands on Trust — a lawsuit alleging JPMorgan's role in a $328M crypto scheme. Negative, credible, and the item to get ahead of.

Watch

Loud, but not corporate

A Bakersfield Chase-branch bomb-threat standoff drew national pickup (NBC, Fox). High reach, localized — monitor for spillover, but it isn't a corporate-reputation event.

Opportunity

The American Dream play

A new firmwide "American Dream" initiative moved Trust and Responsibility positively — proof a proactive announcement lands. Amplify it before the news cycle turns.

This week's call

JPMorgan is the loudest bank in the cohort but only neutral on reputation — reach is carrying a middling signal. Get ahead of the crypto suit on Trust, sustain the American Dream momentum, and treat Performance as the managed weakness, not a crisis — yet.

Act now

Trust — brief comms on the $328M crypto suit before it compounds across trade and wire.

Monitor

Performance — the softest driver (34); watch LBO-debt and blockchain-repo framing.

Amplify

Responsibility — push the American Dream initiative into Tier-1 outlets while it's warm.

Key insights — what moved reputation this week

JPMorgan's week runs through Trust: one strong positive (the American Dream initiative) against a heavier cluster of negatives — an LBO-debt push, grid-failure framing, and the $328M crypto suit. Performance nets positive on private-credit and cost-guidance strength despite a blockchain-repo drag. The tell: two of the week's highest-reach stories move reputation almost not at all. A volume dashboard ranks those at the top; MRS demotes them.

Trust carries the week — both directionsPerformance nets positive2 loud stories, near-zero impact
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How coverage moved reputation · dragging down vs. lifting up

TrustGOOD · 61
Dragging reputation down
-81
Bold push to offload huge LBO debt · bloomberg.com
-81
Sees U.S. grid failures hitting poorest families · bloomberg.com
-61
Sued over $328M crypto scheme · americanbanker.com
Lifting reputation up
+76
Takes on the American Dream (firmwide initiative) · bloomberg.com
PerformanceCRISIS · 34
Dragging reputation down
-81
Wall Street uses blockchain in $13T repo market · bloomberg.com
Lifting reputation up
+76
Private-credit trading push takes off · bloomberg.com
+76
Lifts cost guidance as traders eye another big quarter · bloomberg.com
⚠ MRS demoted these — high reach, low impact
Bomb-threat standoff at a Bakersfield Chase branch · foxnews.combig reach → localized, not corporate
JPMorgan turns upbeat on Tesla after analyst change · bloomberg.combig reach → story is about Tesla
Quiet this window Leadership Responsibility Innovation — limited two-sided movement; a single positive Leadership note (Dimon) and light Responsibility coverage, no Innovation stories scored.

Directional impact on public-signal data (sentiment × reach); ranked by reputational impact, not raw reach. Validated per-article Rep Scores run on licensed data. Coverage spans Bloomberg, American Banker, NBC, Fox.

Competitive reputation — banking cohort

#
Brand
MRS™ Signal
S·Amp·Au·Dist
1
Morgan Stanley
71.0
Public Signal pillars
Sentiment
53
Amplification
97
Authority
57
Distinction
95
Ranks #1 of 15 in banking (EXCELLENT). Strongest on Responsibility, lightest on Performance — the cohort-wide soft spot. 12 scored articles; coverage leans negative.
Reputation drivers vs cohort
Trus 58Inno 49Perf 38Resp 64Lead 60
2
Goldman Sachs
70.5
Public Signal pillars
Sentiment
48
Amplification
100
Authority
60
Distinction
96
Ranks #2 of 15 in banking (EXCELLENT). Strongest on Responsibility, lightest on Performance — the cohort-wide soft spot. 12 scored articles; coverage leans positive.
Reputation drivers vs cohort
Trus 58Inno 43Perf 32Resp 64Lead 58
3
Wells Fargo
64.2
Public Signal pillars
Sentiment
53
Amplification
91
Authority
60
Distinction
68
Ranks #3 of 15 in banking (GOOD). Strongest on Responsibility, lightest on Performance — the cohort-wide soft spot. 12 scored articles; coverage leans positive.
Reputation drivers vs cohort
Trus 60Inno 46Perf 37Resp 65Lead 61
4
American Express
62.8
Public Signal pillars
Sentiment
62
Amplification
87
Authority
62
Distinction
50
Ranks #4 of 15 in banking (GOOD). Strongest on Responsibility, lightest on Performance — the cohort-wide soft spot. 12 scored articles; coverage leans positive.
Reputation drivers vs cohort
Trus 63Inno 56Perf 40Resp 73Lead 70
5
Citigroup
61.1
Public Signal pillars
Sentiment
53
Amplification
88
Authority
58
Distinction
60
Ranks #5 of 15 in banking (GOOD). Strongest on Responsibility, lightest on Performance — the cohort-wide soft spot. 12 scored articles; coverage leans positive.
Reputation drivers vs cohort
Trus 60Inno 46Perf 38Resp 64Lead 57
6
Barclays
60.7
Public Signal pillars
Sentiment
52
Amplification
92
Authority
56
Distinction
58
Ranks #6 of 15 in banking (GOOD). Strongest on Responsibility, lightest on Performance — the cohort-wide soft spot. 12 scored articles; coverage leans positive.
Reputation drivers vs cohort
Trus 58Inno 50Perf 38Resp 63Lead 58
7
JPMorgan Chase
58.4
Public Signal pillars
Sentiment
49
Amplification
88
Authority
58
Distinction
55
Ranks #7 of 15 in banking (NEUTRAL). Strongest on Trust, lightest on Performance — the cohort-wide soft spot. 12 scored articles; coverage leans negative.
Reputation drivers vs cohort
Trus 61Inno 45Perf 34Resp 60Lead 61

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Method. MRS™ = Sentiment×0.35 + Distinction×0.25 + Authority×0.25 + Amplification×0.15, each sub-score normalized 0–100. Bands: CRISIS <40 · WATCH 40–50 · NEUTRAL 50–60 · GOOD 60–70 · EXCELLENT 70+. Computed on earned media (third-party news via GDELT / BigQuery; owned channels excluded), within the banking cohort. Sentiment and Amplification are directly computed; Authority and Distinction are directional approximations on open data; Key-Message alignment runs on licensed data. Drivers tagged from coverage themes, ranked by reputational impact (signed Rep Score) not raw reach, deduped for syndication. Figures are live index values for JPMorgan Chase; the full four-pillar, human-validated MRS™ runs on your licensed data.
Reputation Intelligence (Dr. Evan D. Escobedo, 2026) · MRS™, BES™, PBI™ are trademarks of measuredPR, LLC · directional, not investment advice.