JPMorgan Chase 8-K

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Higher deposits, Card Services revolving balances and Markets activity drove revenue growth; lower rates tempered net interest income gains outside Markets.

Filed 2026-04-14 10:05 ET

Summary

Q1 2026 results with FY2026 guidance. Net income was $16.5B and managed revenue was $50.5B, up 13% and 10% Y/Y, respectively. Higher deposit balances, Card Services revolving balances, fees and Markets activity supported revenue growth; lower rates partly offset growth in net interest income excluding Markets.

Key Figures

Metric Q1 2026 Q1 2025 Y/Y
Revenue, GAAP $49.8B — —
Managed revenue, non-GAAP $50.5B $46.0B 10%
Net income $16.5B $14.6B 13%
Net income applicable to common stockholders $16.1B $14.3B —
Diluted EPS $5.94 $5.07 17%
  • Revenue growth also reflected higher asset management and investment banking fees, auto operating lease income, Payments fees and client activity in Markets. The prior-year comparison included a $588M First Republic-related gain.
  • Expense was $26.9B, up 14% Y/Y, driven mainly by higher compensation, brokerage expense and distribution fees, marketing, auto lease depreciation, and the absence of a prior-year FDIC special assessment accrual release. Credit costs were $2.5B, including a $191M net reserve build.
  • Common stock net repurchases were $8.1B; the common dividend was $4.1B, or $1.50 per share. The standardized CET1 ratio was 14.3%, down from 15.4% a year earlier; average loans were $1.5T, up 11% Y/Y, and average deposits were $2.6T, up 7%.

Guidance

Metric Period Guidance Prior Direction
Net interest income FY2026 ≈$103B; market dependent — —
Net interest income excluding Markets, non-GAAP FY2026 ≈$95B; market dependent — —
Card Services net charge-off rate FY2026 ≈3.4% — —
Adjusted expense, non-GAAP FY2026 ≈$105B; market dependent — —

Investor Takeaways

  • FY2026 net interest income and adjusted expense are market dependent; results against those outlook figures will show how rates and markets affect the year.
  • Track Card Services’ net charge-off rate against the ≈3.4% FY2026 outlook.
  • The presentation identifies unresolved issues in proposed U.S. capital rules; final rule changes could alter the capital requirements discussed.

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