JPMorgan Chase Targets More Than $2.5 Trillion over 10 Years to Advance Climate Action and Sustainable Development

JPMorgan Chase aims to finance and facilitate more than $2.5 trillion over 10 years – beginning this year through the end of 2030 – to advance long-term solutions that address climate change and contribute to sustainable development. The firm will bring together its capital and expertise to help clients, customers and communities address these vital issues. This long-term target complements the firm’s Paris-aligned financing strategy and will help accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy by encouraging actions that set a path for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. The firm…

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World Animal Protection celebrates JPMorgan Chase decision to cancel advertising featuring elephant performers

World Animal Protection, a global animal welfare organization with offices in 14 countries, is praising the decision by JPMorgan Chase to suspend its advertising campaign featuring direct contact with captive elephants. The “Plan Yourself Free” campaign for Chase Private Client featured a couple’s direct contact with elephants on a volunteer vacation. In the ad, the couple are seen washing an elephant by hand, a harmful, but common practice at some captive elephant venues. The elephants are also seen walking in a line holding the tail of the elephant in front,…

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Girls Inc. and JPMorgan Chase to Reach 20,000 Girls through National Program Promoting Financial Health

A new multi-year partnership between JPMorgan Chase and Girls Inc., a leading nonprofit that supports girls and young women, will bring financial health programs to 20,000 girls across the country. These programs will focus on how to manage money, create a budget and save more for the future. Girls Inc. serves girls ages 6-18 at more than 1,400 sites in 400 cities across the United States and Canada. By serving as the sole national sponsor of the Girls Inc. Economic Literacy Program, JPMorgan Chase will help Girls Inc. teach girls…

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JP Morgan Chase takes brand safety into its own hands on YouTube with new algorithm

Last March when some brands’ ads ended up next to troubling videos on YouTube JPMorgan Chase were one of several companies who responded by pulling its ads from the platform. In June Chase’s CMO Kristin Lemkau, said at Cannes: “We’ll remain off YouTube until we feel like there’s a solution that will allow us to be brand safe to our standard, which is hard for those guys because every brand is going to draw the line differently,”. YouTube is such a big deal in terms of reaching their clients, and…

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