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Companies, Relevant News Item 30th July 2025

JP Morgan, Acciona’s third largest shareholder, discloses 3.15% stake worth €300 million

Link Securities | JP Morgan has disclosed a 3.15% stake in Acciona valued at current market prices at around €300 million, according to the records of the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV’), as reported today by elEconomista newspaper. Specifically, the US investment bank crossed this threshold on 23 July and notified the market on Tuesday. This translates into 766,924 shares indirectly and 961,968 shares through financial instruments, in this case…

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World economy 21st April 2021

Standard Ethics has Downgraded JPMorgan Chase’s Corporate Rating

Standard Ethics has downgraded JPMorgan Chase’s Corporate Rating to “E+” from the previous “EE-”. The Bank -component of the SE US Index- is one of the world’s oldest and largest financial institutions. The US Bank financially supports the ‘Super League’ project consisting of some of the biggest European football clubs some of which are controlled by non-European shareholders.

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World economy 13th May 2020

Crypto Corner: JPMorgan Chase providing banking services to crypto exchanges

Adam Vettese (eToro) | Investment banking giant JPMorgan Chase has begun to provide banking services to cryptoasset exchanges, according to reports. The Wall Street Journal first reported overnight that both Coinbase, the largest US-based bitcoin exchange with more than 30 million accounts, and Gemini, which was started by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, have agreed a deal to use JPMorgan’s banking services.

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World economy 11th April 2018

JP Morgan just can’t agree

While the US bank’s chief economist in pointing to systemic risks, financial bubbles and market complacency, his colleagues in Spain believe “this tale about market manipulation is not real.”

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World economy 19th November 2013

Can JP Morgan Settlement Set a Precedent?

NEW YORK | By Ana Fuentes | JP Morgan, the U.S. biggest bank, will have to pay a historic penalty of $13 billion over faulty mortgage practices, according to the settlement with the Department of Justice announced on Tuesday. That’s the equivalent of Iceland’s annual GDP, and more than three times the amount BP had to pay for the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. For some, it was about time that the administration started to take action against those who ignited the economic crisis. Others believe JP Morgan is just a scapegoat.

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World economy 16th November 2013

Bombshell: JPMorgan Secretly Paid Daughter of China’s Ex-Premier $1.8 Million

By Ray Kwong | China’s embarrassingly ineffective anti-corruption campaign re-enters the spotlight as a damning New York Times investigative report reveals that JPMorgan secretly employed the daughter of former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, the leading figure behind Beijing’s economic policy. Chinese government officials have long been “praised” for their skills to ensure their family’s futures, with some saying their collective efforts equal at least 3 percent of China’s GDP.