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JPMorgan has exited the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, joining five other major U.S. banks in leaving the climate coalition amidst increasing U.S. political pressure. The bank did not provide a clear reason for its departure, but the move follows months of pressure from certain Republican politicians who claimed membership in such groups could violate antitrust rules.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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