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Commonwealth, JPMorgan Chase to Examine Effect of Emerging Tech on Financially Vulnerable Americans

Commonwealth and JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) announced the next phase of their collaboration to address “the challenges and opportunities that emerging technologies present for advancing the financial lives of US workers earning low and moderate incomes, who are disproportionately Black, Latinx, and women-led households.” This project… Read More

SEC Hits JPM Subsidiary With $2.75M Fine

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today announced JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:JPM) subsidiary Neovest, Inc. has agreed to pay a $2.75 million fine for failing to register as a broker-dealer in violation of federal securities laws. This is the first time the agency has… Read More

JPMorgan Chase Renews Commitment to Financial Solutions Lab with $25 Million to Launch Fintech Solutions

JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) has committed $25 million to launch Fintech solutions as it renews its commitment to the Financial Health Network’s Financial Solutions Lab, a Fintech accelerator. The Financial Solutions Lab will focus on creating Fintech tools to help people increase savings, reduce debt and… Read More

WePay Releases New Data, Notes SMB Payment Sector Challenges

WePay, an integrated payments provider for online platforms, released new data that shows a majority of US-based SMBs end the calendar year with at least one significant payments challenge which severely impacts their business. Conducted in partnership with Survata, an independent research firm, WePay polled more… Read More

France’s Government Ambitions To Make Paris the No.1 Financial Marketplace After Brexit

On July 11, at the 23rd edition of the Paris Europlace International Financial Forum, Edouard Philippe, the Prime Minister of France reached out to 1,500 leaders of global financial services firms: “Welcome to Paris.” He said in English. “The French government is committed to boost… Read More

Jamie Dimon: “Silicon Valley is Coming..”

Jamie Dimon is probably the most respected banking CEO on Wall Street today. And he should be.  He was the guy that really didn’t need the bail-out money but took one for the team when asked to do it by the Secretary of the Treasury…. Read More

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