r/jpmorganchase_india

Image 1 — Exposing a fraud finance influencer claiming to work at JP Morgan.
Image 2 — Exposing a fraud finance influencer claiming to work at JP Morgan.
Image 3 — Exposing a fraud finance influencer claiming to work at JP Morgan.
Image 4 — Exposing a fraud finance influencer claiming to work at JP Morgan.

Exposing a fraud finance influencer claiming to work at JP Morgan.

Moksh Sanghvi, a finance influencer with 100k+ followers posted a reel on October 10 claiming to work in quant at JP Morgan.

Now, go to his LinkedIn.

He’s listed as a Director of Business Development at a medical device components company and a co-founder of an electronics components business. There is no mention of JP Morgan. No quant role. No internship. No previous stint. Absolutely nothing. Let that sink in. Someone building an audience in finance is publicly claiming a prestigious quantitative finance job that seemingly has no trace on his professional profile.

And this isn't the first time.

Some time ago, he posted another reel claiming to work full-time at Morgan Stanley. From what I remember, people questioned that claim in the comments, and the reel disappeared shortly afterwards. Morgan Stanley doesn't appear on his LinkedIn either. So first Morgan Stanley, now JP Morgan? Two major investment banks, a supposed career in quant, and somehow none of this shows up on the very platform professionals use to document their careers.

But here's why this matters beyond an influencer trying to look impressive on Instagram.

He also runs a paid cohort where he showcases stock research, charging ₹699 per person.

This is fraud/scam-guy behaviour, plain and simple. Throw around prestigious bank names, manufacture credibility, attract followers, and then charge people for your "finance community". What a convenient business model. There's nothing wrong with his actual listed career. There's everything wrong with knowingly misrepresenting your credentials to gain traction and sell people financial expertise you claim to possess.

100k followers don't make you credible, and a prestigious bank's name isn't your personal marketing prop. Show the proof. People deserve better than potentially fabricated credentials and ₹699 worth of bullshit.

Link to the reel: https://www.instagram.com/p/DeUElytqCTd/

u/Ok-Palpitation1352 — 4 days ago

Applied to so many JPMC roles, still no idea what is gonna happen 🙂

If I still don't get a single shortlist from all of these, I genuinely don’t know what am I doing wrong 😭. What am I missing?

u/Alert-Meaning-7643 — 4 days ago

JPMC yearly bonus and hike payout

Hi, During my offer HR told me there will be yearly incentive payout which will be up to 12% of CTC, which won’t be mentioned in the offer letter but will be processed. How much percentage of this incentive do you usually get yearly for an average rating?
Also, in years without any promotion, with an average to good rating, how much yearly hike can be expected at JPMC?
Can someone clarify these, please? This will help me a lot in making the decision to join JPMC.

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u/Freakforfucksake — 4 days ago
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SDE3 JPMC - Round 3 In-person? Need Ideas?

Hi,

Has anyone recently appeared for Round 3 in person for the SDE3 role at JPMC Bengaluru? Please share the agenda and details of the round? Was it technical/techno-managerial/behavioural?

First 2 rounds were virtual, have been asked to visit in person for Round 3.

As my current location and job location are different, I have requested the recruiter to schedule virtual.

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u/Ok_Hovercraft8537 — 4 days ago

New 601 SDE2 at JPMC Bangalore — First review cycle coming up, need a reality check on EOY ratings & compensation

Joined JPMC Bangalore back in April as an SDE2 / 601 Associate. Coming up on my first official year-end review process and wanted to understand the ground reality from people who have been around for a while.

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u/cosmicredds — 12 days ago
▲ 6 r/jpmorganchase_india+1 crossposts

Does Goldman Sachs India have any higher studies / MBA sponsorship programs?

wanted to understand if GS has any programs or policies that support employees who want to pursue higher studies, particularly an MBA.

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u/Icy_Bullfrog6296 — 12 days ago
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What Is Happening at JPMC Pune? The Culture Feels Completely Broken

I’m genuinely disappointed with what I’ve seen happening at JPMC Pune,

JPMC has always had a reputation for being a strong, process-driven global organization, but the culture in this unit feels very different from what many employees expect from Chase.
One of my biggest concerns is the leadership approach. A senior MD was brought into the organization with roughly 12 years of startup experience. Startup experience itself is not a problem, but the management style employees are experiencing appears extremely different from the governance, stability, transparency, and long-term thinking expected from a global bank like JPMorgan Chase.

There is also a growing perception among employees that a small circle of people with previous personal or regional connections — including several people associated with Bareilly — receive disproportionate support and influence. I cannot independently verify the reasoning behind individual hiring or promotion decisions, but when employees repeatedly see the same network being hired, supported, or placed into influential positions, it naturally raises concerns about favoritism and whether opportunities are genuinely merit-based.

At the same time, employees seem to be working under constant uncertainty. People are seeing restructuring, exits and layoffs frequently enough that instead of concentrating on engineering quality, innovation and customer outcomes, many are simply wondering who will be next.
That is not the culture people expect from JPMorgan Chase.
The questions senior global leadership should be asking are:
Are hiring and leadership appointments being reviewed independently?

Are personal networks influencing hiring, promotions or organizational decisions?
Are layoffs and performance exits being handled consistently and transparently?

Why is there such a strong perception of favoritism within parts of the Pune organization?
Are experienced engineers being retained, developed and treated fairly?

Is employee feedback actually reaching leadership outside the local management chain?
Is this leadership culture aligned with the values and governance standards of JPMorgan Chase?

This is exactly why senior JPMC leadership should conduct an independent review of the Pune organization.
Speak confidentially with current employees. Speak with people who recently left. Review hiring patterns, reporting structures, promotions, attrition, performance exits and layoffs. Look at whether unusually concentrated networks have developed around particular leaders.

If everything is fair, an independent review should demonstrate that clearly. If there are governance or culture problems, they should be corrected before they cause further damage to employee confidence and JPMC’s reputation.
A globally respected organization should not allow the culture of one office or one leadership group to undermine the reputation built by the wider company.
I would genuinely like to hear from other current or former JPMC Pune employees: have you observed similar issues, or has your experience been different?

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u/Serious_Instance_223 — 13 days ago

JPMC CFG Results 26

It has been more than a month the hackathon got over (atleast in blr) and over about two weeks in hyd.. When should we expect the results? Will all the winning team members get the offer? What should we expect and how is the result communicated?

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u/Sudden-Permission713 — 13 days ago