In-house legal · United States
JPMorgan Chase
New York
JPMorgan Chase is a global bank. Its legal-function technology file includes COiN (Contract Intelligence), a publicly reported internal system launched around 2017 to review commercial-loan agreements and extract data points from legal documents. General enterprise AI programmes at the bank are not treated here as legal-function activity unless a legal connection is evidenced.
Innovation & AI
The attributable legal-technology record is COiN / Contract Intelligence for document review in commercial lending. Later undocumented legal-ops tools are not inferred.
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- Practices / functions
- Finance / markets, In-house / legal ops, Contracts
- Jurisdictions
- United States, Global
- Capabilities
- Transaction Management, Legal Operations
- Use cases
- Playbook-led review
- Last checked
- 13 Sept 2026
This profile cannot be claimed.
Key initiatives
Deployment · production · ai enabled
COiN (Contract Intelligence)
COiN is JPMorgan's publicly reported Contract Intelligence platform for extracting and analysing data points from legal documents, originally described in connection with commercial-loan agreement review.
Source terminology: COiN / Contract Intelligence
Firm Zero Framework™ capability map
Firm Zero Framework™ classifications are new.legal analysis, not source facts.
Transaction Management → Contract Review → Playbook-led review
Original source terminology: COiN / Contract Intelligence
Sources
Attributable items on file. Coverage is not a quality score.
1 Jan 2017 · independent_reporting
JPMorgan COiN
The attributable legal-technology record is COiN / Contract Intelligence for document review in commercial lending. Later undocumented legal-ops tools are not inferred.
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