JPMorgan Chase 8-K

EarningsImpairment / charge

Apple credit card purchase commitment triggered a reserve that weighed on earnings, while Markets, asset management fees and Payments lifted revenue.

Filed 2026-01-13 06:41 ET

Summary

Q4 and FY2025 results. JPMorgan Chase reported Q4 net income of $13.0B, down 7% Y/Y, including a $2.2B reserve for its Apple credit card portfolio purchase commitment; excluding the reserve, net income was $14.7B. Revenue grew as Markets, asset management fees and Payments contributed, while the reserve weighed on earnings.

Key Figures

Metric Q4 2025 Q4 2024 Y/Y
Revenue, reported GAAP $45.8B $42.8B 7%
Revenue, managed non-GAAP $46.8B $43.7B 7%
Net income $13.0B $14.0B (7)%
Net income excluding Apple reserve, non-GAAP $14.7B — —
Diluted EPS $4.63 $4.81 (4)%
Diluted EPS excluding Apple reserve, non-GAAP $5.23 — —
  • FY2025 reported revenue was $182.4B, up 3% Y/Y; managed revenue was $185.6B, up 3%. Net income was $57.0B, down 2%, and diluted EPS was $20.02, up 1%.
  • The Apple portfolio reserve reduced Q4 EPS by $0.60. The related purchase commitment is expected to close in ≈24 months; forecast total credit exposure at closing is ≈$104B, including ≈$23B of estimated drawn loans. The commitment reduced CET1 ratios by ≈25 bp under the Standardized approach and ≈90 bp under the Advanced approach.
  • Capital returns included $7.9B of net common stock repurchases and a $1.50-per-share dividend. The Firm repurchased 26.7M shares, up 44% Y/Y; period-end common shares were down 4% Y/Y.

Guidance

No guidance in this filing.

Investor Takeaways

  • The expected Apple portfolio closing in ≈24 months is the next major event to monitor; subsequent results will show the portfolio’s credit performance and its effect on earnings and capital.

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