JP Morgan Chase Pulls Back on Lending to Oil, Gas and Coal Companies — Too Little, Too Late? Patty Wetli | February 29, 2020 7:13 am In just the years since the Paris climate accord was adopted, Chase has pumped nearly $200 billion into the fossil fuel industry. The oil and gas giant distributes its lubricants across the country where it operates and requires broad coverage for local receivables. It decided to move part of its Boleto** collections to J.P. Morgan to diversify its counterparty risk and benefit from full integration and visibility through J.P. Morgan Access ® JPMorgan Chase says it will no longer finance new oil and gas projects in the Arctic. “JPMorgan Chase is expanding its commitment to a low-carbon economy and further supporting the clean energy JPMorgan Chase—the bank in question—announced the change Tuesday during its annual Investor Day. Executives at the company presented a litany of policy changes, including ending the financing of oil and gas drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one of the last pristine landscapes left in North America. JPMorgan Chase & Co., the largest U.S. bank, said it will restrict funding for the coal industry over the next four years and cease financing oil and gas development in the Arctic, including parts JP Morgan Chase Pulls Back on Lending to Oil, Gas and Coal Companies — Too Little, Too Late? Patty Wetli | February 29, 2020 7:13 am In just the years since the Paris climate accord was adopted, Chase has pumped nearly $200 billion into the fossil fuel industry.
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JP Morgan Chase Pulls Back on Lending to Oil, Gas and Coal Companies — Too Little, Too Late? Patty Wetli | February 29, 2020 7:13 am In just the years since the Paris climate accord was adopted, Chase has pumped nearly $200 billion into the fossil fuel industry. Lender JPMorgan Chase & Co. will no longer finance new oil and gas development in the Arctic, part of a host of measures the bank announced during its investor day Tuesday aimed at JPMorgan Chase executives made the announcement at the bank’s annual Investor Day, during which they promised to stop investing in and providing services to companies that derive “the majority of their revenues from the extraction of coal” by 2024, as well as to not provide financing to offshore and onshore oil and gas extraction in the JPMorgan’s bullish tone comes amid calls from some investors and activists for reduced investment in oil and gas companies due to a gradual shift toward cleaner, renewable energy. The largest American banks – JPMorgan Chase, Citi and Bank of America – lead financing for ultra-deepwater oil and gas projects that extract fossil fuels from 1,500 metres and below.