Press Release

J.P. Morgan Continues Diamond Sponsorship at 2025 Rolex Shanghai Masters

SHANGHAI, September 26, 2025 — J.P. Morgan is delighted to continue as Diamond Sponsor of the 2025 Rolex Shanghai Masters. The event, taking place from September 29 to October 12, is the only ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Asia and brings together the world’s top tennis stars for two weeks of nonstop action. 

“J.P. Morgan has been proudly supporting the Rolex Shanghai Masters since 2018. This tournament stands out for its unique blend of experiences, offering unparalleled access to global tennis stars pursuing excellence in thrilling matches. As China’s passion for tennis continues to flourish, we look forward to another year of unforgettable moments and a vibrant atmosphere with our clients, employees and all the tennis fans,” said Rita Chan, Co-SCO for China, J.P. Morgan.

“Over the years, this prestigious tournament has been instrumental in advancing professional tennis across China and Asia, inspiring a new generation of Chinese players and tennis enthusiasts. We are proud to play a role in this dynamic growth through our continued sponsorship. J.P. Morgan has been in China for over 100 years and this partnership is a clear example of our commitment to our clients, employees and communities in this market,” commented Alan Ho, Co-SCO for China, J.P. Morgan

Speaking of J.P. Morgan’s ongoing support for the Rolex Shanghai Masters, Tournament Director Michael Luevano commented: “It is a great honour to continue our partnership with J.P. Morgan, our Diamond sponsor. Our long term relationship reflects a true commitment to China tennis at the highest levels.”

The Rolex Shanghai Masters is also the largest tournament outside of the four Grand Slam tournaments. Last year, it attracted a record number of over 220,000 fans from China and around the globe. 

J.P. Morgan has been operating in China for over a hundred years and is constantly strengthening its onshore capabilities to meet the evolving needs of its Chinese and international clients. Today the firm fully owns four major legal entities in China — a locally incorporated bank, a securities firm, a futures and options company and an asset manager.