Chase moves to prevent “parsing” over political, religious views

First on fox – Jpmorgan Chase has agreed to update its Code of Conduct to protect against religious and political discrimination, in what activists call a “main victory” in the fight against breeding.

ADBANKA – is the phenomenon in which In the client’s bank, their accounts canceledoften without explanation. Conservatives have long claimed that banks were unfairly aimed at them in practice.

As part of the agreement, the Conservative Alliance Group, which defends freedom, withdrew the shareholders’ proposal brought by their customers, Bowyer Research, calling for JPMorgan a report related to “religious discrimination against employees.” In return, the bank updated its section “Diversity and inclusion” in its Code of Conduct to prohibit discrimination against “religious views” and included a language that prohibits discrimination against its “political opinions”.

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JPMorgan has agreed to update its Code of Conduct to prohibit discrimination based on religious and political views. (Don Emmert / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

“We do not toolrate Discrimination, Harassment, or Inappropriate or abusive conduct by or against employees, customers, suppliers, contractors, or any other individuals Business with our firm Based on Race, Color, Ethnicity, Religion, Religious Affiliation, Or Religious Views, National Origin Orgestry, GENDER, Military Status, Disability, Marital Or Familial Status, Political Or Familial Status Opinions, Speech or Affiliations, AGE, Or Any Status Protected Under in accordance with local law, “the Code of Conduct said.

“We regularly interact with our shareholders to resolve their feedback and teach them on our policy. We are glad that we have succeeded in agreeing. Amendment to our Code of behavior is in line with previous public applications,” said JPMorgan Chase press Digital Fox News Digital.

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Former US Senator Sam Brownbeck, who has allegedly smashed Jpmorgan. (Mark Wilson / Getti Image) / Getty Images)

The Alliance, defending Liberty’s senior lawyer Jeremy Tedesko, greeted JPMORGAN for making “major changes in politics” and claimed that the deboting is “increasing”.

“Such changes in the Chase policy should give customers much more hope that if they see Chase, their political and religious views will not be relevant to their ability to have a bank account,” said Tedesco, who led talks with the bank, Fox News Digital.

Former US Senator Sam Brownbek claimed that the financial institution has canceled the account of its non -profit organization, the National Freedom Committee, shortly after it opened it in 2022.

“We went to the pursuit department in the Columbia county to open an account. No problems. Then, a few weeks, I went to invest another deposit into the account and they said,” Your account has been canceled, we will send you money back, “” At the time, Brownbek told Fox Business.

Brownbeck, who also held the position of Governor Kansas and the ambassador at the great will during the first Trump administration, claimed that the Chase officer offered to reopen his account, but only if he revealed his donors and what political candidates in his organization planned to approve in Washington. The former ambassador told Fox News Digital that “Change Change” is “Great Victory”.

“I hope Chase’s willingness to accept these new defense plays a big role in preventing future discrimination in the country’s largest bank. This is a great victory, but we are far over,” Brownbek said.

A bank spokesman denied all the allegations of disassembly in the Digital Fox News statement.

‘We would never have closed accounts for political or religious reasons.

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President Donald Trump attacked JPMorgan for allegedly “showdown” of conservatives at the World Economic Forum (WeF) in Switzerland, January 23, 2025. (Galil Sagirka / Anadol via Getty Images / Getty Images)

President Donald Trump has called on JPMorgan for being perceived as political discrimination in World Economic Forum Davos In January.

“And I do not know if the regulators instructed this from Biden or what, but you (JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon) and all, hope you will open your banks for conservatives because what you do is wrong,” Trump said in Davos.

JPMorgan denied that they were discussing customers and stated that “never closed accounts for political reasons.”