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JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Water dependencyVery Low

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is a global financial services company based in the United States, operating in banking, payments, asset and wealth management, and investment banking. Compared with manufacturing, technology infrastructure, and energy firms, its own operations are relatively less water-dependent, with most water exposure occurring indirectly through its clients.

JPMorgan Chase's water involvement is primarily financial rather than operational. Water is included among its eligible sustainable-finance categories alongside renewable energy, clean technology, transportation, and other environmentally focused categories. Through 2024, roughly $1 billion in financing or facilitation that could include elements of water conservation was classified in that way, with a cumulative total of about $11 billion from 2021 through 2024. Some transactions filed under "multiple criteria" could also include water conservation, but the water-related portion has not been broken out.

Because these figures represent capital allocated to external projects rather than reductions in the firm's own water use, H2Oversight does not consider them evidence of direct operational water stewardship. The provided material also does not report watershed projects, operational water-efficiency initiatives, or measurable reductions in the firm's own water footprint.

3 Key Metrics of JPMorgan Chase & Co, 2024

Water use / consumption / withdrawal
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Water intensity
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Water-stressed region exposure
not reported

Supplemental metrics

Analysis reference: jpmorgan-chase-and-co