JPMorgan eases approach on lending against shares to court AI’s new wealth
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JPMorgan has eased its approach to lending against shares, shortening the time horizon used for borrowers who use stock holdings as collateral. The bank is described as considering a similar shift for Anthropic as it looks to attract wealth connected to AI companies. It is still unclear from the stored details exactly which products or rules are changing and what timeline JPMorgan is targeting for Anthropic specifically.
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Aug 25, 2026
JPMorgan has shortened the time horizon for borrowing against stock holdings under its lending against shares approach. The bank is said to be looking at applying a similar easing for Anthropic as part of an effort to attract wealth tied to AI. It remains unclear which specific terms are being adjusted and how quickly the change would extend to Anthropic.
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- Aug 25, 2026 JPMorgan eases approach on lending against shares to court AI’s new wealth www.ft.com
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