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Chase.com's Quest for a Global Web Presence  

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Chase.com's Quest for a Global Web Presence Overview Chase.com and Chase Manhattan together are an international powerhouse in commercial banking. The bank has been continually growing since the merger in 1955 between The Chase National Bank and The Bank of Manhattan Company; another merger with the Chemical Banking Company of New York in 1996 made Chase the largest bank holding company in the US. It was the takeover of J.P Morgan in 2000, which lead to Chase becoming the powerhouse of international banking. Reasons for development Two of the major problems that Chase Manhattan faced were due to changes in the general business environment. * Globalisation is fast becoming a reality and therefore Chase's domestic customers were now competing with rivals all over the world. Chase in turn had to be able to offer these customers top-quality service wherever they were doing business. * Advances in telecommunications, including the growth of the Internet, forced Chase...

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