Yes, JPMorgan Chase maintains a corporate and investment banking presence in Italy through two branches:
These are not retail branches—no consumer checking, ATMs, or walk-in services. JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A., Milan Branch and Rome Branch operate under EU passporting rights, serving:
Supervised by the Bank of Italy and ECB (European Central Bank) under Single Supervisory Mechanism. The Milan branch is the primary EU booking entity post-Brexit for many functions.
U.S. Chase customers in Italy: Use partner ATMs (no Chase-branded ATMs), no foreign transaction fee on Sapphire/Reserve cards, but no local branch service. Consider digital banking or local Italian banks (Intesa Sanpaolo, UniCredit) for resident needs.