We know diverse perspectives create differentiated thinking. We know our client relationships are stronger when our teams mirror the communities in which we work and invest. That’s why we are committed to becoming the most world’s most diverse and inclusive asset manager.
26.6%
of our fund managers globally are women
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34.6%
of assets managed or co-managed by women
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USD 30bn
pledged as part of our Racial Opportunity Commitment
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270,000+
employees completed culture and conduct training as part of our global DOI program
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Our Advisory Council
Our Asset Management Advisory Council is leading DOI initiatives across key areas:
Accountability
Hold everyone accountable, including in annual reviews
Recruitment and retention
Increase focus on the acquisition and retention of diverse talent
Data
Measure progress so we can continue to make progress
Our Business Resource Groups
Our business resource groups (BRGs) are forums for employees to voice their opinions freely, share ideas and collaborate with like-minded colleagues at all levels across the firm, around the globe. Through events, networking opportunities, career development initiatives and more, our BRGs are designed to enhance the experience of our employees and continue to foster a culture of openness and inclusion.
Disability Resource Group
Hispanic and Latino Business Resource Group
Asians and Pacific Islanders Reaching for Excellence
Black Organization for Leadership Development
Leadership Development for Early Career Professionals
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, + and Ally Resource Group
Administrative Professionals Resource Group
Voices for Employees That Served
Working Families Network
Interactive Network
Creating focused impact in our industry and communities
At JPMorgan Chase & Co, we advance an inclusive economy and ensure strong financial systems around the world and over the long-run.
Careers and skills
We’re leveraging our resources to support solutions that help historically underserved workers build skills, enter the labour force, and advance their careers.
Financial health and wealth creation
We’re leveraging the firm’s expertise, influence, thought leadership, and business footprint to improve financial health globally.
Business growth and entrepreneurship
We’re supporting Black, Latino, Hispanic, women-owned and other underserved small businesses to help close the racial wealth gap and create a more inclusive economy.
Community development
We’re helping build opportunity-rich neighbourhoods where diverse communities across income levels can live.
Careers and skills
- Empowering women in the workplace - we build strong employee networks and deliver programmes such as the Take IT Forward initiate and ReEntry programme
- Advancing diverse leaders - the Advancing Black Pathways Careers Pathway is our diversity strategy for attracting, retaining and advancing Black talent
- Military Veterans Affairs run a career transition programme, helping veterans and professional athletes find meaningful second careers, many of which have been placed in Asset Management
Financial health and wealth creation
- Expanding opportunities for women - we partner with the global organization 100 Women in Finance (100WF) to host FundWomen Investment Conferences
- Expanding opportunities for underrepresented communities - $30 billion Racial Opportunity Commitment intensifies our efforts to break down the racial wealth divide
- Supporting students - Developed two bursaries with the Amos Bursary and the Sutton Trust and are addressing the technology skills gaps through a Social Good Initiative
Business growth and entrepreneurship
- Through the Founders Forward Initiative, approximately 250 female entrepreneurs across London, Paris and Frankfurt have received mentoring support from a JPMorgan Chase & Co. mentor since 2017
- Supporting Black and ethnic minority women in London who face economic disadvantages as they start and sustain tech and digitally-enabled businesses, through Capital Enterprise’s OneTech program
- Building a diverse supply chain - over 13 years, we have achieved almost $20 billion in spend with businesses owned by underrepresented groups
Community development
- Supporting nonprofits’ resilience and impact, including £2 million in philanthropic investments to support Black and minority-ethnic led non-profits in London working to promote economic opportunities in their communities
- Through Service Corps, our employees offer pro bono support to our nonprofit partners to help them overcome challenges - from leadership development to process improvements to setting strategy
- Championing the LGBT+ community - Committed $100,000 to supporting the LGBT+ community in the UK
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