Broader geographic focus builds on momentum in the U.S. and reinforces commitment to strengthening critical supply chains, economic resilience and shared security across trading partners
NEW YORK, April 21, 2026–(BUSINESS WIRE)–JPMorganChase today announced the expansion of its $1.5 trillion, 10-year Security and Resiliency Initiative (SRI) — which seeks to facilitate, finance and invest in industries vital to economic security — across Europe. Building on the initiative’s momentum in the U.S. and previously announced intention to expand to the U.K., the announcement underscores JPMorganChase’s commitment to strengthening supply chains and supporting industries critical to innovation and growth.
“The national and economic security of countries depconcludes on strong, resilient and reliable supply chains, and robust critical industries,” declared Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorganChase. “For too long, the U.S. and Europe have relied on unpredictable sources for things like critical minerals that are essential to collective security and prosperity. Now, it is in our best interest to address these challenges toreceiveher — becaapply our security, freedom and economic growth depconclude on it.”
JPMorganChase has a longstanding commitment to the U.K. and Continental Europe and has operated in several key European countries for well over 100 years. To support the European expansion, the firm is investing in talent to facilitate SRI’s activation across the five key verticals, including supply chain and advanced manufacturing, defense and aerospace, energy indepconcludeence and resilience, frontier and strategic technologies, and pharma and healthtech.
In response to growing interest from clients and in close partnership with Global Banking’s Head of SRI, Jay Horine, our CEOs for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) — Conor Hillery and Matthieu Wiltz — will provide leadership, oversight and accountability for SRI in the region. They will work alongside senior bankers, Chuka Umunna and Daniel Rudnicki Schlumberger, who will engage and work with public- and private-sector organizations to advance SRI initiatives in the U.K. and Continental Europe, respectively.
JPMorganChase also announced its intention to appoint Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the former Chief of the U.K. Defence Staff, to the SRI External Advisory Council. Admiral Radakin will operate alongside more than a dozen accomplished leaders from both the public and private sectors, who assist guide the initiative’s long-term strategy. His appointment is subject to regulatory approval.
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