Asset and Wealth Management - Private Credit Analyst - Program Analyst

JPMorganChase • New York, NY • Full Time • $100,000–$110,000 / year

Posted on Fri, Oct 16, 2026

Description

With over $200 billion of client capital invested across hedge funds, private equity, private credit, real estate, and direct investments/co-investments, the Global Alternatives Investment Solutions team delivers a “best in class” platform for sourcing and accessing differentiated alternative investment opportunities for institutional, private banking, and wealth management clients. 

Within Global Alternative Investment Solutions (“GAIS”), Private Credit Solutions is a long-tenured, multi-manager platform with nearly $50bn of capital committed, 24 investment professionals, and deep connectivity across the private credit ecosystem, including 150+ GP relationships and 80+ LP investments since inception, reflecting 18+ years of dedicated private credit investing.

Job Summary

As a Private Credit Solutions Investments Analyst within GAIS at JPMorgan Chase & Co’s Asset & Wealth Management division, you will be responsible for supporting sourcing, underwriting, and monitoring private investment funds and co-investments. You will have the opportunity to work closely with other Alternatives teams across GAIS, attend meetings with prospective and existing fund managers, and build specific knowledge of private markets. Your role will involve rigorous investment analysis and the creation of detailed investment collateral. 

Job Responsibilities

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