JPMorgan joins exodus from Net Zero Banking Alliance

James Murray
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Move means the six largest US banks have now quit the influential group following pressure from Republican politicians

JPMorgan has confirmed it has become the latest US bank to quit the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), meaning the six largest US banks have all now left the group in the space of a month. Since the...

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