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JPMorganChase expands Claude Code beyond engineers

JPMorganChase is rolling out Claude across the firm to more employees beyond engineers, including infrastructure, operations and product teams, Anthropic says. The company also describes staged access and approval controls for the tool in t

AI.info Team · Written with AI · fact-checked · 2026-11-10

JPMorganChase is widening Claude Code use beyond engineers, bringing the tool to teams across the firm, according to Anthropic. In the Commercial and Investment Bank, Anthropic says, work is moving into production faster and the firm is redeploying that capacity against its business priorities.

Use reaches business teams

JPMorganChase teams are also modernizing legacy systems and building internal agents, including tools for pull request review and self-healing, Anthropic says. The engineers are sharing what works, according to Anthropic’s account. Infrastructure and operations teams use Claude Code for monitoring, alerting and root cause analysis, Anthropic says.

The bank’s security team uses Anthropic’s frontier models to find and fix vulnerabilities faster, work Anthropic says it first described in Project Glasswing. JPMorganChase product teams use Claude to turn requirements into engineering backlogs, while other teams use Claude Code for risk and controls assessments and program planning. Anthropic says knowledge work is also underway, with research, requirements, design and planning among the parts of product development that take place outside coding.

Teams for client solutions

In Asset & Wealth Management, JPMorganChase is bringing employees with deep business insight and bold ideas together with technology and product experts in small teams, according to Anthropic. Those teams are helping the bank build and deliver customized client investment solutions at scale, Anthropic says. Claude Code is now part of the Asset & Wealth Management engineering workflow, and Anthropic says teams are moving faster while applying more rigorous testing before changes reach clients.

J.P. Morgan Asset Management announced a connector last month that brings 55ip’s ActiveTax Technology into Claude for Financial Advisors, Anthropic says. The connector puts tax-aware portfolio transition analysis into advisors’ daily work, according to Anthropic.

Access and code controls

Claude Code runs in controlled environments at JPMorganChase, including Devspace, the firm’s containerized development platform on its own infrastructure, Anthropic says. The stated intent is to keep agents from directly accessing employee credentials or internal systems. Access widens in stages, and JPMorganChase reviews new Claude models through its own approval process before employees can use them, Anthropic says.

JPMorganChase also checks code changes through thousands of automated tests and approval gates, according to Anthropic. An automated gate returns a hard pass or halt that the pipeline enforces, so Claude cannot approve its own work, Anthropic says. People remain accountable for every production change, according to Anthropic.

Over the past year, JPMorganChase’s use of Claude has grown from software engineering to cyber defense and tools for financial advisors, Anthropic says. Anthropic says the bank’s requests are shaping what it builds for other regulated institutions.