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JPMorgan's sustainable-finance book reached $1.2tn, 48% of its $2.5tn target

The bank keeps its financed-emissions targets and rebalances its energy strategy while attributing some progress to broader eligibility criteria.

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  • JPMorgan's sustainable-finance book reached $1.2 trillion at the end of 2025, 48% of its $2.5 trillion target.

  • The bank kept its financed-emissions targets and rebalanced its energy strategy, attributing some of the progress to broader eligibility criteria.

  • EU markets regulator ESMA issued guidance on impact and transition claims, asking fund and bond providers to separate investor impact from investee impact.

JPMorgan's sustainable-finance book reached $1.2 trillion at the end of 2025, 48% of its $2.5 trillion target.

The bank kept its financed-emissions targets and rebalanced its energy strategy, attributing some of the progress to broader eligibility criteria.

France's Ircantec pension scheme selected Amundi and BNP Paribas Asset Management for three seven-year climate-linked equity index funds that carry a 50% carbon-footprint cut and a sector-exposure floor.

EU markets regulator ESMA issued guidance on impact and transition claims, asking fund and bond providers to separate investor impact from investee impact. The thematic note creates no new obligations.

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JPMorgan keeps financed-emissions targets and rebalances energy strategy · Ircantec picks Amundi and BNP Paribas AM for $1.86bn climate mandates · ESMA issues impact and transition claim guidance for funds, bonds and benchmark providers
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