Make your mark on sustainability
Developing a holistic sustainability strategy starts at the top, filtering down through the organization. As an important piece of the bigger puzzle, treasury teams have a unique opportunity to make an impact on company initiatives.
So… how can you drive results that go far beyond point solutions?
1. Establish ESG priorities
Executives set the direction, and treasury teams keep the company on course. Advance sustainability efforts by aligning financial incentives to treasury activities such as lending facilities, trade structures and short-term investments.
2. Develop sustainable supply chain finance programs
Grant access to improved funding costs for suppliers that join supply chain finance programs and score highly on external ESG scorecards.
3. Advance financial inclusion
Ramp up social inclusion efforts through access to on-demand wage access for employees and pre-shipment financing to minority-owned businesses.
4. Accelerate decarbonization efforts
Deliver carbon neutral/offsetting solutions that assist your clients in their global decarbonization agenda.
We take a distinctive approach to ESG that goes beyond point solutions, developing a holistic strategy for your business – all backed by firmwide commitments and unmatched advisory and expertise.
Together, let’s dig deeper than surface level to drive real outcomes – to support sustainability in your industry and in your communities.
Connect with your J.P. Morgan representative to find the right solution for your business.
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