JPMorgan to invest $1bn or more a year in AI, Daniel Pinto says
JPMorgan Chase plans to invest $1 billion or more per year in artificial intelligence, despite anticipating a "relatively subdued" year in investment banking.
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Posted 8/29/2023, 12:40:00 PM
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Main Topic: JPMorgan Chase's focus on sustainability and climate investments.
Key points:
1. JPMorgan announced plans to lend and underwrite $2.5 trillion by the end of the decade for climate investments, with $1 trillion specifically earmarked for this purpose.
2. The bank hired Osei van Horne, Tanya Barnes, and Alex Bell to oversee its climate investments and has made investments in MineSense Technologies and Arcadia.
3. Climate companies have seen significant investment growth, with $8.3 billion raised so far in 2022, indicating the sector's promising investment opportunities.
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