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JPMorgan Deploys $230B in First Year of $1.5T Security Push

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JPMorgan has financed or facilitated $230 billion in its first year under a $1.5 trillion security and resiliency initiative, directing the money into critical minerals, defense and related sectors. The figure covers the first 12 months of the program and represents roughly 15% of the total target. The bank has not said how the remaining $1.27 trillion will be allocated or over what timeline.

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JPMorgan Has Deployed $230 Billion in First Year of $1.5 Trillion Security and Resiliency Initiative

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    JPMorgan Has Deployed $230 Billion in First Year of $1.5 Trillion Security and Resiliency Initiative

    JPMorgan has financed or facilitated $230 billion into critical minerals, defense.

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