JPMorgan’s Securities Division Unveils Sustainable Data Solutions for ESG Investments

JPMorgan’s Securities Division Unveils Sustainable Data Solutions for ESG Investments

JPMorgan’s Securities Division Unveils Sustainable Data Solutions for ESG Investments PlatoBlockchain Data Intelligence. Vertical Search. Ai.

JPMorgan’s Securities Service division has launched sustainable investment data solutions combining data from selected providers to
make it easy for institutional clients seeking environmental, social, and corporate
governance-related (ESG) investments.

JPM’s solutions for
sustainable investments are available through the bank’s analytics platform, Fusion, and combines data from Bloomberg, Equileap, FactSet, ISS ESG, MSCI,
RepRisk, Revelio Labs, S&P Global, and Sustainalytics, the bank said in a
statement on Tuesday.

The Fusion-based Sustainable Investment Data Solutions would give
investors access to precise data while providing a way to manage, monitor, and
access tools for customized metrics, the company added. Thus, the bank
aims to make it easy and efficient for clients looking for ESG investments.

Sustainable
and impact investing
considers
the environmental, social, and governance of a company when making investment decisions. But, despite its advantages, one of the biggest problems
is a lack of uniformity and openness in ESG data.

“Data for
sustainable investing is particularly challenging given its scale,
inconsistency, and incompleteness,” Gerard Francis, the Head of Data
Solutions at J.P. Morgan, said, adding that: “We are pleased to work
with our providers to deliver a unique and transformative solution for
investors.”

Sustainable and Impact
Investing

Moreover, the growing popularity of sustainable and
impact investing is attracting fintech companies. Plus500, the online trading
services provider for contracts for differences (CFDs), shares dealing, futures,
and options on futures, launched
an ESG
trading product
suite in May. Plus500’s ESG Trading suite is available on its OTC and share dealing
platform, and comprises ESG Impact Indices tradable on the company’s OTC
trading platform.

Meanwhile, JP Morgan
announced towards the end of May that it was laying
off
1,000 of approximately 7,000 staff of First Republic Bank after completing the
acquisition of the bankrupt lender.

First Republic Bank was one of the banks, besides Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, that collapsed during the US banking crisis at the beginning of the year. Later, the US regulators took control of the lender and sold
it to JP Morgan Chase
.

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JPMorgan’s Securities Service division has launched sustainable investment data solutions combining data from selected providers to
make it easy for institutional clients seeking environmental, social, and corporate
governance-related (ESG) investments.

JPM’s solutions for
sustainable investments are available through the bank’s analytics platform, Fusion, and combines data from Bloomberg, Equileap, FactSet, ISS ESG, MSCI,
RepRisk, Revelio Labs, S&P Global, and Sustainalytics, the bank said in a
statement on Tuesday.

The Fusion-based Sustainable Investment Data Solutions would give
investors access to precise data while providing a way to manage, monitor, and
access tools for customized metrics, the company added. Thus, the bank
aims to make it easy and efficient for clients looking for ESG investments.

Sustainable
and impact investing
considers
the environmental, social, and governance of a company when making investment decisions. But, despite its advantages, one of the biggest problems
is a lack of uniformity and openness in ESG data.

“Data for
sustainable investing is particularly challenging given its scale,
inconsistency, and incompleteness,” Gerard Francis, the Head of Data
Solutions at J.P. Morgan, said, adding that: “We are pleased to work
with our providers to deliver a unique and transformative solution for
investors.”

Sustainable and Impact
Investing

Moreover, the growing popularity of sustainable and
impact investing is attracting fintech companies. Plus500, the online trading
services provider for contracts for differences (CFDs), shares dealing, futures,
and options on futures, launched
an ESG
trading product
suite in May. Plus500’s ESG Trading suite is available on its OTC and share dealing
platform, and comprises ESG Impact Indices tradable on the company’s OTC
trading platform.

Meanwhile, JP Morgan
announced towards the end of May that it was laying
off
1,000 of approximately 7,000 staff of First Republic Bank after completing the
acquisition of the bankrupt lender.

First Republic Bank was one of the banks, besides Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, that collapsed during the US banking crisis at the beginning of the year. Later, the US regulators took control of the lender and sold
it to JP Morgan Chase
.

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