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Ask your former HR person at JPM, duh. It’s not like they can fire you twice.
I've spoken to a labor lawyer about what a background check will show. There will be nothing in your history that explains reason for leaving JPM. It will only confirm dates of employment. Can't advise you on the best approach in terms of being fully forthcoming, but unless they know through back channels, it won't surface through the process itself.
Not related but what division were you in, and was it at the analyst level? Thought analysts getting fired was extremely rare unless it was a huge problem.
He got caught giving his Senior Analyst bro a hand job under the table, read the fucking post dude
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