The Fox Business correspondent, Grady Trimble, covers what Bank CEOs have to say to assert that they uncheck the Conservatives on “The Big Money Show”.
First of all on the fox – JPMorgan Chase has agreed to update his code of conduct to protect against religious and political discrimination, in what activists call a “major victory” in the fight against the gambling.
Shaping is the phenomenon in which A banking customer has his accounts canceledoften without explanation. The conservatives have long allegedly alleged that banks were unjustly aimed at in practice.
As part of the agreement, the Condurator Alliance, defending freedom, withdrew a proposal from the shareholders brought by her client, Bowyer Research, calling for JPMorgan to publish a report on associated risks “linked to religious discrimination against employees”. In exchange, the bank has updated its section of diversity and inclusion of their code of conduct to prohibit discrimination against “religious opinions” and included the language prohibiting discrimination against customers for their “political opinions”.
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JPMorgan has agreed to update his code of conduct to prohibit discrimination on the basis of religious and political opinions. (Don Emmert / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)
“We do not tolerate discrimination, harassment, or inappropriate or abusive or abusive or against employed, customers, suppliers, contractors, or any other individuals who conduct business or seek to do business with our firm based on race, color, ethnicity, religious, religious, Views, National Origin or Ancestry, Gender, Military Status, Disability, Marital Or Family Status, Political Opinions, Speech or Affiliations, Age, Or Any Status Protected Under Applicable Local Law, “The Code of Conduct is now stipulates.
“We regularly get involved with our shareholders to respond to their comments and educate them on our policies. We are happy that we have been able to conclude an agreement. The amendment to the language in our code of conduct complies with previous public statements,” said a JPMorgan Chase spokesperson in Jpmorgan Digital Fox News.
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Former American senator Sam Brownback, on the left, allegedly alleged that he had been unarmed by JPMorgan. (Images Mark Wilson / Getty) / Getty Images)
The alliance defending freedom, the main lawyer, Jeremy Tedesco, praised Jpmorgan for having carried out the “major policy” and said that the debannage “is increasing”.
“This type of policy changes in Chase should give customers much more hope than if they block Chase, their political and religious opinions will not be relevant to their ability to have a bank account,” Tédesco, who directed negotiations with the bank, in Fox News Digital.
Former American senator Sam Brownback said that the financial institution had canceled the account of his non -profit organization, the National Committee for Religious Freedom, shortly after opening it in 2022.
“We went to a pursuit branch in the Columbia district to open an account. No problem. Then, several weeks later, I went to put another deposit in the account, and they said:” Your account was canceled, we send you your money “” “” Brownback told Fox Business at the time.
Brownback, who was also governor of Kansas and the Ambassador-At-Large for religious freedom during the first Trump administration, allegedly alleged that a Chase employee had offered to reopen his account, but only if he disclosed his donors and what political candidates that his organization had planned to be approved in an OPED at the time of the Washington. The former ambassador told Fox News Digital that Chase’s change in policy represents a “big victory”.
“I hope that Chase’s desire to adopt these new protections will play a big role in prevention of future discrimination in the largest bank in the country. It is a big victory, but we are far from over,” said Brownback.
A representative of the bank denied all the allegations of debannage in a declaration to Fox News Digital.
“We have never and will never close account for political or religious reasons, the final point. Jpmorganchase serves individuals and industries in the 50 states in all political points of view,” said the spokesperson.
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President Donald Trump was unleashed in JPMorgan for his allegedly disabled conservatives “at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, January 23, 2025. (Halil Sagirkaya / Anadolu via Getty Images / Getty Images)
President Donald Trump called JPMorgan for his commitment to what he considers political discrimination in the World Economic Forum of Davos in January.
“And I don’t know if the regulators have forced this because of Biden or what, but you and [JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon] And everyone, I hope you will open your banks to the Conservatives, because what you do is bad, “Trump told Davos.
JPMorgan denied having drew clients and said they “would never be accountable for political reasons”.
