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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 investmentbanking Both JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo reported third-quarter earnings this morning. and nearly 5% higher, respectively.
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Net interest income is still in good shape A major source of revenue for nearly all banks is net interest income (NII), which is the money banks make on loans and securities after funding those assets with liabilities such as deposits. Image source: Getty Images.
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Andreas Joelsson -- Carnegie InvestmentBank -- Analyst Thanks a lot and good morning, everyone. Andreas Joelsson -- Carnegie InvestmentBank -- Analyst Could I have a follow-up on that maybe on that contract? Andreas Joelsson -- Carnegie InvestmentBank -- Analyst Thank you. Thanks, Borje.
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The strong year-over-year fee performance was led by a 15% improvement in investment in brokerage services, mostly in our global wealth management business. Bank of America's 23 million Zelle users are up 10% in the past 12 months and their volume usage is now up more than 20%. On Slide 15, you see Global Banking results.
We continue to make investments in talent and technology to strengthen Corporate and InvestmentBanking. More than 50 new senior hires have joined our CIB since 2019, with many of these in key coverage and product groups within banking. Turning to Corporate and InvestmentBanking on Slide 14.
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The rebound in Banking gained speed during the quarter, led by near-record levels of investment-grade debt issuance as improved market conditions enables issuers to pull forward activity. Our strong performance in both DCM and ECM drove InvestmentBanking revenue growth of 35% and overall banking revenue growth of 49%.
billion or 12% driven by higher firmwide asset management and InvestmentBanking fees as well as lower net investment securities losses. Next, the Corporate & InvestmentBank on Page 5. InvestmentBanking revenue of $2 billion was up 27% year on year. Moving to the Commercial Bank on Page 6.
We've also been investing in the corporate investmentbank. CIB revenue grew 26% from a year ago, and our investmentbanking and trading market shares increased. For commercial clients, we continued to invest in order to have the right people and the right capabilities to better penetrate our customer base.
We created a strategic partnership with Centerbridge Partners and introduced Overland Advisors to better service our commercial banking customers with a direct lending product. We have targeted our investmentbanking capabilities toward our commercial banking clients. The opportunity remains significant.
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We named Barry Simmons as the new head of national sales and wealth and investment management. As the slide shows, our office loans at the end of the second quarter were primarily in corporate investmentbanking and that is also where we had the most nonaccrual loans in the highest level of allowance for credit losses.
Andreas Joelsson -- Carnegie InvestmentBank -- Analyst Thanks a lot, Daniel. Andreas Joelsson -- Carnegie InvestmentBank -- Analyst Perfect. Please see our Terms and Conditions for additional details, including our Obligatory Capitalized Disclaimers of Liability. We can move on to the next question now.
But you mentioned their equities trading, which was really strong, their investmentbanking fee growth, which was 29% year over year, which came from a very low bar, but now more companies are going public, more M&A activities happening, and the banks are a big beneficiary of that. That's pretty much across the board.
We continue to generate strong fee-based revenue growth with increases across most categories compared to a year ago due to both the investments we're making in our businesses and favorable market conditions with particular strength in investment advisory, trading activities, and investmentbanking.
Investmentbanking revenue of 1.6 Gross investmentbanking and markets revenue of 924 million was up 32% year on year, primarily reflecting increased capital markets and M&A activity. So, the hope and expectation of continued rebound in the investmentbanking wallet and our share of that is part of that.
This capitalizes on a multiyear build of our relationship management team in the global banking businesses, especially in product expansion also, especially in the global transaction services area and midmarket investmentbanking. The company's overall investmentbanking fees were 1.1 billion in Q4.
We also expanded Zelman's investmentbanking capabilities into the commercial market in 2023. And in the fourth quarter, the investmentbanking team closed three transactions, albeit all in the single-family sector, that boosted revenues and expanded the W&D brand significantly. But those are the big variables.
billion or 21%, largely driven by higher investmentbanking revenue and asset management fees. Both periods included net investment securities losses. Next, the commercial and investmentbank on Page 5. Our new commercial and investmentbank reported net income of 5.9 NIR ex markets was up 7.3
It's not a giant amount of money in the grand scheme of things, this is not a giant revenue center for the banks. At the end of the day, banks still make the bulk of their money on things like charging interest on loans, investmentbanking fees, mortgage origination fees. It's around 33% of Truist loans.
It was a particularly pleasing quarter in banking. Despite the muted IPO market, investmentbanking fees are up 44%, that's driven by investment-grade debt issuance as our clients pulled forward activity ahead of the U.S. On Slide 13, we show the results for banking for the third quarter. for the quarter and 9.7%
NII ex-markets was up $274 million or 1%, driven by the impact of balance sheet mix and securities reinvestment, higher revolving balances in card, and higher wholesale deposit balances, predominantly offset by lower deposit balances in banking and wealth management and deposit margin compression. NIR ex-markets was up $1.8 Expenses of $22.6
While activity picked up in the fourth quarter with revenues up 22%, overall banking revenue continued to be impacted by a weak wallet globally. Investmentbanking was up slightly for the year, and we finished 2023 as a fifth-leading franchise. Banking revenues decreased 15% to $4.6 We certainly aspire to be better.
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In banking, the momentum in investment-grade debt has spread into other DCM products. But the long-awaited rebound in investmentbanking has yet to materialize. And it was a disappointing quarter in terms of both the wallet and our own performance, with investmentbanking revenues down 24%.
And as most of you are aware, the company went effective with a new registration statement on Form S-3 in May 2024, which included the sales agreement with an investmentbanking firm for the issuance and sale of up to $50 million of our common stock that may be issued and sold from time to time in an at-the-market, or ATM, offering.
Andreas Joelsson -- Carnegie InvestmentBank -- Analyst Thank you, and good morning. Andreas Joelsson -- Carnegie InvestmentBank -- Analyst Absolutely. Please see our Terms and Conditions for additional details, including our Obligatory Capitalized Disclaimers of Liability. Andreas, your line is open.
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