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Brief Excerpt: | ...Net Income Generally Higher: Results for the largest 16 U.S. banks included in this report were generally higher on a linked-quarter basis, with ten of the banks reporting higher net income sequentially. Despite the linked-quarter improvement, absolute earnings remain relatively lackluster, with a return on assets (ROA), on average, of slightly less than 100 bps. Results were impacted by increased market volatility, interest rate uncertainty, pressures in oil & gas, and a slowdown in mortgage activity. Offsetting these trends were generally lower expenses and still very benign credit costs. Despite higher earnings for a majority of these banks, return on equity (ROE) remained depressed, especially relative to pre-crisis levels. Capital Markets Revenues Mar Big Six Banks: Core results for the top six U.S. banks included below were heavily impacted by much weaker capital markets results on both a sequential and year ago basis, with the exception of Wells Fargo & Company (WFC). Morgan Stanley... |
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Company(ies) | Wells Fargo & Company
, State Street Corporation
, SunTrust Banks, Inc.
, Keycorp
, JPMorgan Chase & Co
, Bank of New York Mellon Corp/The
, Bank of America Corporation
, Fifth Third Bancorp
, Morgan Stanley
, U.S. Bancorp
, Capital One Financial Corporation
, PNC Financial Services Group Inc.
, Citigroup Inc.
, Northern Trust Corporation
, TRUIST FINANCIAL CORP
, Regions Financial Corporation
, Citizens Financial Group, Inc
, Goldman Sachs & Co.LLC |
Ticker(s) | BAC
, BBT
, BK
, C
, COF
, FITB
, JPM
, KEY
, MS
, NTRS
, PNC
, RF
, STI
, STT
, USB
, WFC |
Issuer | RBS Citizens Financial Group
, Inc. |
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