Monthly Archives: April 2012

Genocide-free Investing: Why is it Controversial at JPMorgan Chase?

By Eric Cohen | Published: April 24, 2012

Published by Enough Project. Posted by Enough Team on Apr 24, 2012 Editor’s Note: JPMorgan Chase invests in PetroChina, a company with links to the Khartoum government, and thus connects its shareholders to state-sponsored atrocities across Sudan. In this guest blog post, William Rosenfeld of Investors Against Genocide explains how […]

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JPMorgan Chase Faces Investing in Genocide Resolution

By Eric Cohen | Published: April 13, 2012

Published by Social Funds. by Robert Kropp For the second year, Investors Against Genocide submits shareowner proposal addressing JPMorgan Chase’s extensive holdings in PetroChina, a corporate contributor to genocide in Sudan. SocialFunds.com — The Republic of South Sudan declared its independence last year, but the action did not signal the […]

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JPMorgan Issues Proxy Statement Opposing Genocide-Free Investing Proposal

By Eric Cohen | Published: April 5, 2012

Says it “considers human rights” yet invests in companies tied to genocide BOSTON, MA – APRIL 5, 2012 – Despite the fact that JPMorgan Chase owns over a billion dollars worth of PetroChina, a company widely recognized as contributing to the genocide in Sudan, the company stated in its proxy […]

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Why Does Jamie Dimon Suffer for Just $23 Million?

By Eric Cohen | Published: April 5, 2012

Published by The Street. By Dan Freed  04/05/12 – 10:08 AM EDT NEW YORK (TheStreet) — JPMorgan Chase(JPM_) boss Jamie Dimon’s $23 million 2011 pay package may look like a lot to you and me, but don’t be surprised if he feels poor. Take a look at his 38-page shareholder […]

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