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Why Is JPMorgan Chase Down Following Earnings? Here Are 4 Things Investors Need to Know.

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The bank's Q1 net interest income (NII), or the difference between its revenue on interest-earning assets minus the expenses on its interest-bearing liabilities, increased 11% from last year but declined 4% compared to the fourth quarter. The bank's NII fell quarter over quarter due to margin compression and lower deposit balances.

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Jamie Dimon's Retirement Timeline "Isn't 5 Years Anymore." Is JPMorgan Chase Stock a Buy?

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JPMorgan Chase's strong financial foundation enabled it to make strategic investments at times when other banks were pulling back on lending and raising capital. In 2008, Washington Mutual was the largest bank failure ever. JPMorgan stood ready to scoop up the bank's deposits, assets, and certain liabilities for $1.9

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Why JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo Are Trading Higher

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Shares of JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) and Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) , the two largest banks in the country, traded roughly 4.2% NII still dealing with headwinds, but a rebound in investment banking Both JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo reported third-quarter earnings this morning. and nearly 5% higher, respectively.

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This Unstoppable Stock Already Pays an Ultra-High Dividend Yield -- And Wall Street Thinks It Could Climb Even Higher

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That caused concerns that Verizon and its peers might have to spend money to remedy the problem and cover future legal liabilities. The Wall Street investment bank's analyst team has an overweight rating on the stock with a $44-per-share price target, in part because of its growth potential.

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JPMorgan Chase Just Lowered Guidance, and Shares Are Tumbling Today

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NII looks at the difference between what a bank earns on its interest-earning assets such as loans and what it pays out on interest-bearing liabilities such as deposits. Pinto also told analysts to expect investment banking fees to climb 15% year over year in the third quarter, while markets revenue could grow 2%.

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Blue Owl open to bank partnership, says Co-CEO

Private Equity Wire

Banks and private credit lenders have been increasingly competing against each other, especially for the rights to finance large deals, but Lipschultz can see the benefits of working together, adding that banks “do a lot for those companies that we don’t do, they do things like foreign exchange, and do things like cash management.

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Is JPMorgan Chase Stock a Buy?

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Revenue jumped 20% year over year to $51 billion, driven by an impressive 46% surge in investment banking revenue. Net interest income (NII), which measures the difference between the money made from interest-bearing assets and the money spent on interest-bearing liabilities, is a key metric shareholders need to watch.

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