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One Year In, JPMorganChase's Security and Resiliency Initiative Is Helping to Strengthen Industries Critical to Long-Term Economic Growth

JPMorgan Chase

Firm has financed and facilitated $230 billion, and its Strategic Investment Group has deployed $5 billion in equity investments, half of its initial $10 billion target

NEW YORK, October 19, 2026--One year after launching its $1.5 trillion Security and Resiliency Initiative (SRI), JPMorganChase today announced it has deployed $5 billion in equity investments through its Strategic Investment Group and financed and facilitated more than $230 billion to help strengthen the industries, supply chains and technologies that underpin long-term national security and economic resilience.

As geopolitical dynamics intensify, energy demand rises and supply chain vulnerabilities continue to challenge economies around the world, governments and businesses are increasingly focused on ensuring they have the industrial capacity, energy resources, critical technologies and workforce needed to support long-term economic growth and national security. Through SRI, JPMorganChase brings together financing, investment, research, policy expertise and convening power to help address those challenges and strengthen the foundations of economic resilience.

"Strong economies and national security don't happen by accident. They require investment in critical infrastructure, manufacturing, energy, defense and innovation, as well as policies that encourage growth," said Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorganChase. "Through SRI, we're bringing together capital, expertise and convening power to help strengthen the industries, supply chains and workforce that support economic prosperity and national security."

Investing Directly in Strategic Companies

The Strategic Investment Group, led by Todd Combs, invests JPMorganChase's capital in companies with long-term strategic importance, including leading the direct equity investments under the Security and Resiliency Initiative. In its first year, the group committed $5 billion of the initial $10 billion SRI equity allocation. It invests in venture, growth and later-stage companies to help them grow, innovate and expand manufacturing capacity. Recent investments support next-generation defense technologies, distributed battery storage, automated manufacturing and frontier technologies.

"Our approach is to find generational companies and partner with them for the long term. The Security and Resiliency Initiative is an important part of that work. Putting $5 billion to work in our first year shows how many exceptional businesses are building in industries that strengthen critical supply chains and the solutions our economy and security depend on," said Todd Combs, Head of the Strategic Investment Group, JPMorganChase.