Doing our part - JPMorgan Chase

providing finance to businesses creating
positive impact in their communities.
Rather than simply allocating our own
capital, the goal is to encourage broader
investment from a diverse group of
investors that might otherwise not have
invested. With this goal in mind, we have
also built a market-leading analytical
research franchise to benefit our clients and
others interested in this market.
Impact Investment Case Study
Through J.P. Morgan’s investment in
LeapFrog Financial Inclusion Fund, we
are investing in an insurance company in
South Africa called AllLife, which provides
comprehensive life insurance coverage
exclusively to people living with HIV and
AIDS. The company links its insurance
products to an adherence management
program, which requires that clients
manage their healthcare, routinely alerting
them to potential health concerns and
helping them take action to maintain their
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well-being. Clients experience an average
15% improvement in health just from having
an AllLife insurance policy. AllLife is on
track to deliver insurance to more than
50,000 individuals in the next few years.
GIVING tO OUR
cOMMUNItIES
JPMorgan Chase focuses our investment and
attention toward specific neighborhoods in
cities where we have major operations. These
neighborhoods are typically among the most
challenged areas of major urban centers,
defined by high rates of poverty and historic
disinvestment. We work to lead a renaissance
in the neighborhood by engaging the
nonprofit organizations, neighborhood
residents, and other sources of public and
private advocacy and funding.
Weinland Park – Columbus, OH
In 2011, JPMorgan Chase continued its
investment in Weinland Park with nearly
$2 million in a holistic approach
new york city police Foundation
We are helping to strengthen security in the Big Apple
through a partnership with the New York City Police
Department — the world’s largest police department.
Valued at over $4.6 million, our donation of technology,
time and skills to improve the NYPD’s technology
infrastructure was the largest in the history of the New
York City Police Foundation. Through our Technology
for Social Good program, we donated 1,000 personal
computers across the police department, 2,000 new
to revitalizing and stabilizing the
neighborhood. Since 2007, we have
invested more than $7 million in programs
to address affordable housing needs and
support new development for current and
future residents of the neighborhood. We
helped acquire and rehabilitate vacant
and abandoned properties, provided
forgivable loans for home repairs, invested
in educational and vocational training
programs, and taught financial literacy
classes. In addition, more than 800 of our
employees volunteered more than 5,000
hours to build homes in Weinland Park
with Habitat for Humanity.
patrol car laptops, and provided funding to ensure that all
of the equipment was properly installed and functioning.
We also donated funding for critical programming of incar
Cisco mobile access routers and the implementation
of structured network cabling across 76 locations and 29
police precincts. This partnership allowed us to develop
the expertise to replicate similar projects within the public
and social sectors.