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The Social Finance unit brings financial services and financing to microfinance institutions and other enterprises serving the base of the economic pyramid. The Social Finance unit was launched in November 2007 as part of J.P. Morgan’s Investment Bank. The group serves as the center of expertise and client contact for social sector business opportunities. The geographic scope is global, with particular focus on developing countries where J.P. Morgan has presence. SF is founded on the premise that it is possible to achieve a “double-bottom line” of both social benefits and positive financial returns. We see those objectives as being complementary, not mutually exclusive.
J.P. Morgan is part of JPMorgan Chase & Co., a global financial services firm with assets of $2.3 trillion. The firm is a leader in investment banking, financial services for consumers, small business and commercial banking, financial transaction processing, asset management, and private equity.
Learn more at www.jpmorgan.com/socialfinance
In the News
- J.P. Morgan underscores support for microfinance at Women's World Banking conference, June 2009
- J.P. Morgan hosts Microcredit Summit Campaign with Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus, February 2009
- Bankers without Borders® and TechnoServe allow employees to use financial skills to help fight poverty, January 2009
- Social Finance Brochure
Recent Publications and Research
- J.P. Morgan Research: A Primer on Currency Risk Management for Microfinance Institutions
- J.P. Morgan Research: Shedding Light on Microfinance Equity Valuation
- J.P. Morgan Portfolio: Social sector finance: strength in numbers
- J.P Morgan Research: Shedding Light on Microfinance Equity Valuation: Past and Present
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