"Today, it's 11 banks," Dimon said. "You can't tell me that's a good thing." Of the top 10 banks ranked leaders in U.S. equity, equity-related and debt offerings in 1989, only two firms, Goldman Sachs ( GS ) and Morgan Stanley ( MS ) even still exist, according to a JPMorgan presentation slide. In 1999, only four of the top 10 banks still exist including JPMorgan, Goldman, Morgan Stanley and one foreign firm - Credit Suisse. Last year, five of the top 10 banks ranked for U.S. equity, equity-related and debt business were foreign banks -- Barclays ( BCS ), Deutsche Bank ( DB ), Credit Suisse, UBS ( UBS ) and Royal Bank of Scotland ( RBS ), the slide says. JPMorgan Chase is hiring "hundreds of salespeople to serve our corporate clients around the world," Dimon said. "We've always done it." We're just really accelerating it." JPMorgan Chase shares were falling 0.6% to $40.89 on Tuesday. The stock is down 15% from its 52-week-high in April.