Two of America's biggest banks are facing allegations that they discriminate against conservative companies—allegations they may be forced to address during a Thursday Senate hearing that features their top executives.

Despite its hesitancy to associate with conservative-aligned companies, citing “risk management practices,” Chase has leaned heavily into liberal social issues. In June, the company said it was “celebrating pride” by interviewing employees to “hear more about their personal experiences, journeys, and advice and how to best support members of the LGBTQ+ community.” The bank’s subsequent blog post