J.P. Morgan wants to support Polish economic resilience

The Central & Eastern Europe Security, Resilience & Innovation Summit, organized by J.P. Morgan on November 3 in Warsaw, aims to enhance supply chain resilience against geopolitical risks. Over 100 guests, including political leaders and industry experts, will attend, with notable speakers like General Rajmund Andrzejczak. This summit is part of J.P. Morgan's Security and Resilience Initiative (SRI), a 10-year program worth $1.5 trillion focused on critical industries. The initiative has already allocated $230 billion in its first year, with significant investments in the EMEA region. J.P. Morgan emphasizes the importance of addressing geopolitical risks and strengthening supply chains in sectors like energy and defense. The bank has previously supported Poland's defense financing, showcasing its commitment to regional security.