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Bank One Corporation

Bank One Corporation

Bank One Corporation was a Chicago-headquartered U.S. bank holding company that provided retail banking, credit card, commercial banking, and trust and investment management services. The company merged with JPMorgan Chase in July 2004, and its domain, bankone.com, now redirects to Chase.com.www.bankone.com

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Sep 30, 2026

LovethHOST
26:35
exactly exactly he was wrong um so they ended up buying a smaller competitor which was basically a clone of paypal called dot bank and then they relaunched it as yahoo pay direct unfortunately for dot for yahoo the founders of dot bank just stopped innovating after they were acquired and just kind of like and so yahoo pay direct didn't really go anywhere And then the banks also came into the picture.
LovethHOST
26:58
So Chicago Bank One launched their e-money mail.
LovethHOST
27:02
And that also didn't kind of go very well.
LovethHOST
27:04
They started with a $1 center fee.
Luke GodwinHOST
6:00
jp morgan chase i was
Gill FlorentinoGUEST
6:02
actually an original employee of bank one and then bank one was brought out by chief and martin chase so
Luke GodwinHOST
6:08
Yeah.
Luke GodwinHOST
6:08
Were you on the automotive side or not?
Kokkie KooymanGUEST
4:22
And so, with all this volatility in the end, you've gotta back good management teams.
Kokkie KooymanGUEST
4:28
Jamie Dimon has been around from, I think, 2002 as CEO, first of Bank One and then, he preps his team just like we do, the whole time trying to work out what the environment is doing.
Kokkie KooymanGUEST
4:41
So all these management teams are living in this environment and thinking ahead.
Kokkie KooymanGUEST
4:45
So you've got to back the right guys rather than try and make your own forecast.
Bill WintersGUEST
15:35
Uh, uh, but the-- I think the, the, the leadership equation needed firming up.
Bill WintersGUEST
15:39
And, I, I mean, the board just did a brilliant job of, uh, of course, buying Bank One.
Bill WintersGUEST
15:44
I mean, actually Bank One bought JP Morgan, but we, you know, we pretend it was the other way around.
Bill WintersGUEST
15:48
Uh, you know, Jamie brought a really good team.
Bill WintersGUEST
15:50
He was kind enough to allow me to carry on in my role, which I obviously appreciated at the time and, and still do.
Ashok SuppiahGUEST
12:37
So that was a challenge.
Ashok SuppiahGUEST
12:39
But we managed to break into Bank One, which is former JP Morgan, Jamie Dimon, right? So we actually met him, spoke to him, convinced him.
Ashok SuppiahGUEST
12:49
He gave us a tiny project to prove.
Ashok SuppiahGUEST
12:52
which we overkilled it and we did three times more value than he asked for.
Ashok SuppiahGUEST
13:01
I think JP Morgan, with two sub bills, so $100 million a year now.
RobinHOST
13:06
That's
Ashok SuppiahGUEST
13:06
just tiny bank one.
Ashok SuppiahGUEST
13:08
Citibank is $150 million.
Steve MaberyGUEST
8:04
And then another one was a guy named George Clark.
Steve MaberyGUEST
8:07
He started Mercantile Bank, which became Bank One, and then Chase.
Steve MaberyGUEST
8:11
And then the other one was a guy named Hugo Shokoff.
Steve MaberyGUEST
8:15
And Hugo was, he started the Redhead and Black Sheep line of outdoor products that ended up becoming basically Bass Pro Shops.

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