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it seems like the way you're thinking about stable coins is your -- it's a little wait and see, right
how should we think about your company as you leverage these tools
what is holding the banks up today from joining together same way you did from Zelle
how much of the total company's revenue is cross-border
So if we look at the $12 billion deposit target for the end of this year, I know the trends aren't linear, but just given what we saw in 2Q versus 1Q, what gives you confidence?
What does it mean for business [indiscernible] as a relevant to a company like that if they have their own stablecoin
I'm looking at the 16 to 17% medium-term goal you're calling out for 2027, are you are you signaling that the return's going to decline
are you concerned that there are more credit quality issues out there lingering in the industry
noninterest-bearing deposits were down in the quarter
What's the thought behind not growing deposits a bit more aggressively here
would it make sense for JPMorgan to consider acquiring an LLM, right?
What's holding up you guys and the other banks getting together to issue something joint, similar to what you've done with Zelle
do you feel more of a burning need just to get larger to compete against the mega banks which are net growing checking accounts pretty well here
I saw you are guiding to the high end of the fee income range. And when I look at trust, there is a nice positive surprise this quarter again, $182 million. Can you get some color on what is drivin...
Do you guys think you could remain fairly comfortably above that 30% medium term target moving forward? And even if the Fed's cutting rates?
terms of the financial impact, so far, is this material Like, is this helping you this year keep expenses below 5%?
Is this really a function of new bankers and share gains? Are you guys seeing broad-based improved optimism across those faster-growing MSAs?
What's the benefit to doing a larger deal moving much above your current size? Because you seem to be in a great spot right now?
should we assume that the increase in the expense outlook is sticky here, just given inflationary impacts
does that mean that if the Fed is cutting rates, can hold them steady from that? But continue to see NIM expansion from this mid-three 60 level
Could you unpack this for us? How do you expect to maintain that stable means you have to grow it if you're growing, total deposits to fund loan growth
do these represent an inflection point in the credit outlook for the industry compared to where we were three months ago
When you guys look at the totality of your loan exposures, where do you rank the risk of the NDFI portfolio? Below average, average, or above average
if we don't see any rate cuts, do you guys think you could still get into that revenue range and the positive operating leverage range
is 200 basis points enough of an objective to get the stock working? And do you need to do more on the revenue side
what is going to change from what happened this quarter where you saw a migration to higher cost deposit products