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Published on April 16, 2025
Brian Moynihan: Thank you, Lee, and thank all of you too, and good morning, and thank you for joining us.
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Given the recent events, we want to do a couple of things at our time today.
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First, we want to provide a clear picture of how well the fundamentals of the company performed to produce another good quarter of earnings in the first quarter of 2025.
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So Iâm going to talk through a little of those highlights, and I can turn it over to Alastair for details on the quarter and some forward guidance.
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And second, given the market volatility and concerns of potential changes in the economy and its outlook, at the end of the quarterly presentation, Iâm going to give you some facts to set the context about the quality of our credit portfolios, our capital, and liquidity as we may face periods of economic change and set that in the context to how we fared prior to past periods of economic stress.
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So letâs get going on slide two of the discussion.
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This morning, Bank of America reported $7.4 billion in net income, and $0.90 in EPS for the first quarter of 2025.
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Thatâs a solid start to 2025 and great work by our teams.
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On a year-over-year basis, we grew revenue by 6%.
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Grew net income at 11%, we grew earnings per share 18%, and we delivered more capital back to shareholders and we reduced shares in the aggregate by 3%.
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We produced an 89 basis points return on assets, and a 14% return on tangible common equity in the first quarter.
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So let me hit on a few highlights that drove that performance.
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Net interest income grew 3% year over year and is up from quarter four to the high end of our guidance range we gave you three months ago.
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We grew deposits for the seventh straight quarter.
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They reached nearly $2 trillion a quarter end and have now grown 8% from their mid-2023 low point.
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We grew commercial loans in nearly every line of business.
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This is the second quarter in a row theyâve grown across the board.
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Holly OâNeil and our consumer team marked the twenty-fifth straight quarter of net new checking account growth.
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Our wealth management businesses led by Eric and Lindsay and Katie Knox in the private bank together added 7,200 net new households in this quarter and saw net AUM flows of $24 billion in the quarter.
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Jim Demar and the team recorded a twelve straight quarter of year-over-year sales and trading revenue growth.
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That achieved a 16% return on allocated capital.
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We generated these results working from a strong balance sheet with over $200 billion in regulatory capital nearly $1 trillion in liquidity.
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This allows us to provide strong support and solutions for our clients.
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Turning to slide three. On organic growth.
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One of the keys to our earnings improvement has been our ability to consistently drive organic growth.
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Organic growth remains strong across the businesses as highlighted on Slide three.
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I will go through all the statistics and all the points on the page, but as you can see, the minimum has continued.
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I noted the continued growth in net new checking new households, new companies of commercial banking, and growth in our institutional markets business.
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Clients continue to see the value of our capabilities and connected businesses as a company.
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Our digital engagement and sales continue to expand across all our business.
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Our Cash Pro app for our commercial customers continued strong adoption and usage rates as you can see.
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Transactions sent through Zelle at Bank of America are not only speed times the number of checks written by our Bank of America customers, but also 1.3 times the number of checks written plus the number of cash transactions taking money out of the ATMs.
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Itâs also worth noting that digitally enabled sales in our consumer product business across the board reached 65% of total sales.
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You can see these trends on digital in the slides we show you each quarter, on slides twenty-six, twenty-eight, and thirty in the appendix, and we commend those to you.
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As you go to slide four, showed you some of the highlights in economic activity.
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Provide some of the current spending data by our consumers of Bank of America, thereâs a lot to potentially change given the uncertainty around the tariffs and other policies in the future path of the economy.
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And our communications with all of you, just so weâve done during other stress periods, we want to relay to you those facts, which we think give you some context.
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But before we do that, our research team, like many research teams led by Candice Browning, does not currently believe weâll see a recession in 2025.
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However, theyâve lowered their GDP growth rates for 2025.
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But going more to what our customer data shows, it shows that the money moving across all our consumer spending methods debit, credit cards, ACH, checks written, Zelle, etcetera.
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All that aggregate shows a group about 4.4% pace in the first quarter of 2025 compared to the first quarter of 2024.
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As you look in the chart and look across it, you can note that consumer spending has been consistently growing year over year but during last year, it actually slowed a bit, especially in the summer and picked back up in the fall.
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That resulted in the fourth quarter of 2024 over the fourth quarter of 2023 being about a 4% pace, and that pace has continued.
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That pace has also continued through the first part of April.
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We note that some retailers may say that their sales are slower and others are picking but in the aggregate, the consumer keeps pushing money into the economy.
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As we look at our business side and what our business clients are telling you, in the current setting, they remain profitable liquid, and have strong results.
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They all look ahead and worry about the same things that you hear reflected in your conversations with them also.
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So we continue to watch for signs of the environment actually changing.
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We thought it would be good to share with you what weâre actually seeing on our customer base at this moment.
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So far so in summary for Bank of America for the first quarter of 2025, want to thank the team for another strong quarter.
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We saw good organic client activity, we saw enjoyed good growth in revenue and earnings.
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We continue to invest in the future growth of our company.
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That drove healthy returns for you, our shareholders, and we increased the capital delivered back to our shareholders.
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That, Iâm going to turn it over to Alastair to talk you through the
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Alastair Borthwick: Thank you, Brian. I start on Slide five of the earnings presentation to provide a little more context on the quarter.
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And as Brian noted, we generated $7.4 billion in net income or $0.90 per diluted share this quarter.
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And that represents good growth over both last quarter and the year earlier period.
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On slide six, we note some of the highlights of the quarter.
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Revenue of $27.5 billion on an FTE basis grew 6% from the first quarter of â24.
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Most revenue items showed improvement year over year.
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NII grew 3% Investment and brokerage fees rose 15% with both assets under management flows and market levels contributing nicely to the growth.
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This quarterâs $5.6 billion in sales and trading revenue grew 9% from the year-ago period.
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And other income also improved driven by gains mostly associated with leveraged finance positions and these were positions that we disposed of during the quarter.
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Non-interest expense was $17.8 billion up from the fourth quarter driven by seasonally elevated payroll taxes and markets revenue-related costs of processing and incentives.
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Litigation costs were also higher related to a recent decision in a long-running matter.
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Provision expense for the quarter was $1.5 billion with asset quality remaining in great shape.
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Preferred dividends were $125 million less than the first quarter of 2024, as we redeemed some preferreds over the past year.
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And used some of our excess capital to reduce our outstanding shares 4% from the first quarter of last year.
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All of these things aided in EPS improving 18% year over year.
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Letâs move to discussion of the balance sheet using Slide seven.
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You can see assets ended the quarter at $3.35 trillion.
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Thatâs up $88 billion euros from the fourth quarter driven by higher levels of client activity in global markets.
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In addition, loans grew $15 billion in the quarter supported by $24 billion in
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As deposit growth exceeded loan growth, we continue to add to our liquidity.
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Long-term debt increased $21 billion driven by funding needs to support the growth in client assets, average global excess liquidity at $942 billion remained strong and up year over year.
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Shareholdersâ equity was flat with the fourth quarter around $296 billion.
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And within that, we returned $6.5 billion of capital back shareholders, with $2 billion in common dividends, and the repurchase of $4.5 billion in shares.
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Itâs worth noting that year-over-year equity is up $2 billion and a $10 billion increase in common equity was partially offset by a 28% reduction in preferred stock.
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Tangible book value per share of $27.12 rose 9% from the first quarter of 2024.
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Turning to regulatory capital on Slide eight.
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Our CET1 level increased to $201 billion and the CET1 ratio is 11.8%.
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This is down 11 basis points and remains well above our 10.7% requirement.
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You can see in the waterfall, we deployed capital in a number of ways this quarter.
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In addition to the increased amount of share repurchases, we allocated more capital to our Global Markets business and grew both consumer and commercial loans.
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Within the ending loan growth, itâs worth noting we bought an $8 billion portfolio of residential thatâs both high and quality and allows good potential to expand relationships with customers beyond those mortgage loans.
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And we expect these loans to add just over $100 million in NII annually.
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Supplemental leverage ratio was 5.7% versus a minimum requirement of 5% leaves capacity for balance sheet growth and our $468 billion of total loss absorbing capital means our TLAC ratio remains comfortably above our requirements.
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As you see on Slide nine, weâve now grown deposits for the seventh consecutive quarter on an average basis and weâre near $2 trillion euros on an ending basis.
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Typically, we see some downward pressure on deposits as we move from Q4 to Q1, as commercial clients use their cash to pay bonuses and taxes.
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And this year, we saw commercial deposits more stable as clients remain highly liquid.
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In addition, we remain disciplined on pricing as we pass through short rate declines and saw a 24 basis point decline in rate paid in global banking.
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We saw continued stability around our consumer non-interest bearing balances and as interest rates move lower in CDs and preferred deposits on our brokerage platform, we saw a three basis point decline in rates paid in consumer banking this quarter. To 61 basis points.
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Overall, rate paid moved 194 basis points in Q4 to 179 basis points this quarter and were lower in every business segment.
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Letâs turn to loans by looking at average balances on Slide ten.
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And you can see loans in Q1 of $1.09 trillion improved 4% year over year.
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Driven by 7% commercial loan growth.
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Excluding commercial real estate, that year-over-year growth was 9%.
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We noted a modest increase in revolver utilization during the quarter, as clients navigate the current environment.
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Consumer loans grew modestly year over year with linked quarter movement reflecting seasonal credit card paydowns.
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And the $8 billion of residential loans we purchased this quarter and that I noted earlier.
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Those will come onto the balance sheet or they came onto the end of the balance sheet at the end of the quarter. So they donât really impact averages this period and will begin to impact them next.
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Operator: Letâs turn our focus to NII performance on Slide eleven.
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Alastair Borthwick: Where on a GAAP non-FTE basis, NII in Q1 was $14.4 billion.
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And on a fully taxable equivalent basis, NII was $14.6 billion.
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Thatâs up 3% from the first quarter of last year.
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We finished at the higher end of our expected range.
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And NII grew $75 million on a fully taxable equivalent basis over Q4 even as we incurred approximately $250 million headwind from two fewer days of interest accrual.
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The improvement was driven by global markets activity, as well as deposit favorability and loan growth.
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And fixed-rate asset repricing also benefited NII.
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With regard to interest rate sensitivity, on a dynamic deposit basis, we provide a twelve-month change in NII for an instantaneous shift in the curve.
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That means interest rates would have to move instantaneously another 100 basis points lower than the forecasts already expected and contemplated in the April tenth curve.
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On that basis, a 100 basis point decline would decrease NII over the next twelve months by $2.2 billion.
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And if rates went up 100 basis points, again, more than the forward curve, NII would benefit by roughly $1 billion.
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With regard to a forward view of NII, given the uncertainty of announced tariffs, weâve seen expectations for more cuts in interest rates and more variability now in the market expectations for economic growth.
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So let us provide a few thoughts for you using slide twelve to illustrate.
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In Q4, we provided our expectation that we could exit Q4 of 2025 with NII, on a fully taxable equivalent basis in a range of $15.5 billion to $15.7 billion.
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And that included an acceleration of NII growth in the second half of the year.
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Our assumptions underlying that NII belief then included an interest rate which anticipated one rate cut in the middle of the year and modest loan and deposit growth.
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And while the interest rate environment has changed a little, our current expectation for the exit rate of NII in Q4 remains unchanged.
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Using the first quarter 2025 as the base, the waterfall gives you some idea of our assumptions to bridge to our Q4 2025 expected exit rate.
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First, we pick up two additional days of interest, one in each of the next couple of quarters.
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Fixed-rate asset repricing also benefits our NII, it takes into account the impact of the current interest rate curve.
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There are three primary buckets for that benefit. Securities, mortgage loans, and cash flow hedges.
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Security pay downs are running about $8 to $9 billion a quarter.
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Mortgage loans are another $4 to $5 billion a quarter.
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And each gains a little more than 200 basis points as theyâre replaced.
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Cash flow swap repricing benefits are a little more staggered than their roll down and make up the rest of the benefit here.
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We assume the early April interest rate curve, which reflects four cuts, and a couple are later in the year.
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So that will have some negative impact near term on our expected NII growth but it improves as the funding costs more fully reflect those cuts.
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Best proxy for that impact is our asset sense which even below the rates cuts currently in the curve.
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We provide our best estimate using the timing of those cuts.
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And at the same time, with lower rates, we would expect just a little more loan and deposit activity and we estimate the NII impact of that growth would offset some of the interest rate impact from lower rates.
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We already saw modestly better deposit growth in the first quarter than we expected.
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In addition, we believe our liability-sensitive global market will also likely benefit NII more as we move through the year.
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And that obviously depends on the way clients choose to trade with us.
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Bottom line, our fourth quarter exit rate expectation for NII is unchanged to $15.5 billion to $15.7 billion from our previous expectation.
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And that means weâre still expecting strong full-year NII improvement this year of 6% to 7%.
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Okay. Letâs turn to expense. And weâll use Slide thirteen for the discussion.
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We reported a little less than $17.8 billion in expense this quarter.
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And that included roughly $500 million in seasonal elevation from payroll tax and some markets related revenue-related costs.
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We also had higher litigation expense to $160 million driven by a recent decision in a long-running matter.
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And remember, as you think about the expense increase from Q4, that quarter included a $300 million release of accruals for the FDIC special assessment.
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Expense compared to Q1 2024 is up a little less 3%.
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Consistent with our full-year 2025 growth expectations and the increase reflects costs of higher sales and trading and wealth management fees and in the investments made to add more sales associates and to support increased technology and marketing costs.
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Letâs move to credit and turn to Slide fourteen. Where our asset quality remains sound.
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Net charge-offs were $1.45 billion modestly down compared to Q4.
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This is the fifth consecutive quarter that net charge-offs have hovered around $1.5 billion.
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The total net charge-off ratio this quarter was 54 basis points flat with Q4.
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Q1 provision expense was $1.5 billion and matched net charge-offs.
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Consumer net charge-offs were $1.1 billion consistent with the past few quarters.
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Now 90% of our consumer net charge-offs are driven by credit card, which highlights the importance of prudence in underwriting that portfolio as we note on Slide twenty-two.
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On the commercial side, we saw losses of $333 million down modestly from Q4.
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Near term, we donât expect much change in net charge-offs as you can see improvement in both early and late-stage delinquencies from the fourth quarter.
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That tells us the net charge-offs could even be a touch lower next quarter on the consumer side.
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On Slide fifteen, in addition to the improvement in we note the modest changes in other stats for both our consumer and commercial portfolios.
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Okay. Letâs move to the various lines of business and some brief comments on their results.
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For clients, Consumer Banking continues to deliver strong organic growth driven by high touch and high-tech capabilities, convenience and security.
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For shareholders through NII in particular, this business is increasingly seeing benefits fall to the bottom line for its high-quality deposit book, with only 61 basis point rate paid on nearly $950 billion of deposits.
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In Q1, consumer banking generated $10.5 billion in revenue, and $2.5 billion in net income.
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Revenue grew 3% from the first quarter of 2024 as NII growth was complemented by fee improvement in card and service charges.
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Expenses rose 6% as we continued our business investment and worked through elevated compliance costs.
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The organic growth that Brian noted on slide three included nearly 250,000 net new checking accounts this quarter, another strong period of card openings and strong investment account growth.
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Investment balances grew 9% to $498 billion with full-year flows of $22 billion and market improvement.
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Consumer banking deposits continued to increase from their mid-August low that was $928 billion itâs now at $972 billion pounds on an ending basis.
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Looking at averages, deposits grew $5.2 billion from the fourth quarter to $948 billion and our rate paid declined to 61 basis points.
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Finally, as you can see in the appendix Slide twenty-six, digital adoption and engagement continue to improve and customer experience scores rose to record levels illustrating the appreciation of enhanced capabilities from these investments.
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Moving to wealth management on Slide seventeen, the business had another strong quarter.
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With a continued increase in banking product usage from our investing clients, the diversification of the revenue in this business continues to grow.
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The number of clients that have banking products with us continues to grow also and is now approaching two-thirds of the client base.
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Importantly, about 30% of our revenue remains in net interest income which complements the fees earned in our advice-driven model.
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And those have also grown.
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Net income of $1 billion rose modestly from the first quarter of 2024 a solid revenue growth was mostly offset by higher revenue-related costs, and continued investments.
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Expense growth of 9% supported both cost of the increase in fees as well as investment in technology and the cost of hiring to add experienced advisors to the platform in Merrill, and the private bank.
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Average loans were up 6% year over year.
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That was driven by growth in custom lending, securities-based lending, and a pickup in mortgage lending.
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Profits were relatively stable compared to Q4 and our pricing discipline resulted in a 25 basis point decline in rates paid.
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Both Merrill and the private bank continued to see organic growth and produced strong assets under management flows of $79 billion over the past twelve months which reflects a good mix of new client money as well as existing clients putting money to work.
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We also want to draw your attention to the continued digital momentum that youâll find on Slide twenty-eight.
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Our new accounts continue to be predominantly open digitally.
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On Slide eighteen, you see the Global Banking results. And the loan and deposit gathering success of the team.
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In the first quarter, Global Banking produced earnings of $1.9 billion modestly lower than the year-ago quarter as lower credit costs from CRE office losses were more than offset by higher expense of investment in the business.
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Revenue of $6 billion was flat to the prior year, as lower NII was offset by roughly $230 million higher other income related to leveraged finance positions.
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Firm-wide investment banking fees were $1.5 billion in Q1. Similar to last yearâs first quarter.
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We maintained our number three investment banking fee position and looking forward, weâve got a healthy pipeline and our clients are simply waiting on more clarity on trade policy and the regulatory environment before committing to deals.
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On the balance sheet, we saw good client activity.
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As I noted earlier, we saw good growth in commercial loans, mitigated by decline in CRE loans.
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And total average global banking deposits are up 9% year over year, where we saw strong growth across all categories from corporate and commercial clients on the larger end to business banking on the lower end.
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Switching to Global Markets on Slide nineteen. Iâll focus my comments on results excluding DVA as we normally do.
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As Brian said, we continued our streak of strong revenue and earnings performance achieved operating leverage and continued to deliver a good return on capital.
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Equities led the way this quarter growing 17% year over year while FIC grew 5%.
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Among the market volatility. And our continued investments in the business.
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Our effective tax rate for the quarter was 9%, which reflects the discrete impact of share-based compensation awards.
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As a reminder, our tax rate remains well below our typical corporate tax rate driven by tax credits related to investments in renewable energy and affordable housing.
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Looking forward, as we said last quarter, we expect the tax rate for the full year 2025 be in a range of 11% to 13% excluding unusual items.
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So letâs shift gears to finish and weâll use Slide twenty-one.
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And in light of that, we added the next few slides to illustrate how much stronger our risk profile and balance sheet are today.
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For whatever economic outcome we might face.
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And let me offer three important takeaways as you see the next three slides.
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Second, at the same time, we strengthened the balance sheet by adding billions of capital and liquidity.
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Third, following fifteen years of operating under responsible growth, our portfolio and our balance sheet are well prepared to support our clients. In various economic outcomes.
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Now the left side of Slide twenty-one highlights the shift in the loan portfolio to a more balanced mix of commercial and consumer as well as a more geographically diverse mix.
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Our high-quality commercial loan portfolio at this point is more than 90% investment grade or collateralized and it also includes a more diversified geographic mix as you see at the bottom of the page.
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At the top right, you see the improved mix toward a more secured collateralized balance of our consumer book.
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And we compare quite favorably to peers in each of the past twelve years of exams.
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CCAR provides investors an annual independent view. Analyze adverse impacts in the most severe circumstances.
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So just to recap, if you went to the latest results from 2024, those scenarios include a drop of 6% to 8% in real GDP from peak to trough.
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It includes a rapid increase in unemployment up to 10%, and significant changes in inflation.
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And it assumes bond spreads widen dramatically commercial real estate prices decline 40%, and equity prices would drop by 50% together with significant weakness in international economies.
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It also assumes the portfolio size doesnât change from any management actions that we might take in that environment.
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And we obviously do quite well in that CCAR stressed environment.
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That, Iâm gonna stop Iâll turn it back to Brian for a couple of thoughts to wrap up.
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Brian Moynihan: Thanks, Alastair. And Iâm on slide twenty-two.
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On that slide, we highlight some of the key balance sheet or asset quality statistics of the company has faced important periods of economic disruption.
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And we compare those to the current status.
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On the left side, side of the columns, you can see that the fourth quarter of 2009 illustrates what the company looked like after a couple of years in the financial crisis and after the acquisition of Merrill.
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Second column obviously is fourth quarter ânineteen, which represents what we look like heading into the pandemic.
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And now we show you what the company looks like today.
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We have a multifarious loan book. Across types of clients geographies, and various asset classes.
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That holds us in good stead.
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Total, our consumers loans are down more than $200 billion as home equity loans are down more than $125 billion and credit card loans, unsecured credit card loans are down more by more than $60 billion.
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This reflected a concentrated effort on us to focus on our relationship loans rather than loans as a product.
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And deepen those relationships with the highest quality prime credit.
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In in in the commercial in the addition to the more geographic dispersion that Alastair discussed, you could also see that the construction lending land development exposures have been greatly reduced.
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Alastair Borthwick: At the same time, our equity is $93 billion and higher.
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We are well reserved for our portfolio and risk profile.
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On a weighted basis, including our model reserves, our imprecision reserves, and our judgmental reserves, it positions us at a six per approximately 6% unemployment rate.
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The current reserve allocation on card is 7.4%, for example. It gets to charge our freight of about 4.4%.
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When you go to slide thirty-one, you can see some more statistics about our portfolios. Excuse me. Twenty-three, you can see some more statistics about our portfolios. Letâs take a deeper look at those.
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Just a couple of points. On slide twenty-three, you can see that regards to mortgage, between the first and second lien products today, we have a total of about $260 billion.
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On average, our borrowers have FICO scores above 770, and average debt to income ratios of 35% for the residential mortgage product and 39% for the home equity product.
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For comparative purposes, we ended the financial crisis early 2007 and you can see the exposures were more than $400 billion with average FICO scores were fifty-six fifty to sixty points lower and higher LTVs.
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Moving through the other consumer loan types, you can see the high quality of the collateralized securities based asset lending and other portfolios.
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Art is really our only consumer unsecured exposure in the portfolio.
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As comparison, adding into the financial crisis in fourth quarter, we had $150 billion in credit card balance about one and a half percent.
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This strong position allows us to better serve our clients in the times of stress which may come ahead according to our projections.
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Bank of America stands ready to support them as never before.
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Whether itâs a commercial client when the when sheâs helped to borrow and navigate the changing economy around the world, whether itâs a commercial client needs to reposition their debt structure or move money.
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To to help participate in the economy. Weâll be there for them.
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If consumers need to access to cash or borrowing, weâre also there for them.
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Bottom line, operating the company in this way allows us to stand tall in time to stress.
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And these slides highlight the importance of having done that across the last many years.
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A relative importance strength of our company compared to others.
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Thank you. And now weâll go to questions and answers. Q and A.
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Stephen Chubak: Hi. Good morning, Brian. Good morning, Alasdair. Morning. I appreciate you guys taking my questions.
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Wanted to start off with one on capital management.
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Certainly encouraging to see the acceleration, the buyback towards that $4.5 billion level.
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At the same time, youâre still running with more than 100 basis points of cushion.
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I was hoping you could speak to, given the uncertainty in the environment, what level of CET1 youâre currently comfortable running with in terms of the ratio,
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and whether this $4.5 billion buyback level is something that we expect to be sustained over the near to medium term.
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Now hereâs a quarter where we ended up earning $7 billion and you know, it allowed us to step up the share buyback from $3.5 billion up to $4.5 billion.
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In an environment where we also invested more RWAs in global markets, and into higher loan balances.
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So not only do we grow the loans call them organically, but we also purchased a loan portfolio this quarter.
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So weâre sort of growing into our capital at this point.
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By investing in the business and we still have some flexibility to increase the share buyback.
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So I donât think we have an ultimate destination in mind right now on CET1.
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Stephen Chubak: Thatâs great. And for my follow-up, just on the outlook for loan and deposit growth.
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You know, you delivered better growth across both KPIs relative to peers.
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Was hoping you could speak to what drove the strength in one Q beyond the portfolio purchase you alluded to earlier,
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Remember over the last several years, weâve been investing in basically building out more commercial bankers across the world.
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We built more commercial loan officers in United States and our public commercial banking business under Lendinga team.
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Private bankers and more in the in the wealth management team under Merrill, what we call wealth management bankers, support those teams whoâve grown them.
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We look forward, you know, with all the things you described, the statue changes economy, business views, people draw, in anticipation of tougher economic times.
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and thatâs allowed us to take what we call new logos in the commercial business, adding new companies,
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The first time youâre seeing that having started a couple years ago is now maturing in the balances in outstanding switch.
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It takes a while to bring those clients in, get them underwritten, Yep. They renew. Once every couple years, getting the flow, etcetera.
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Stephen Chubak: Thatâs great color. Thanks so much for taking my questions.
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John McDonald: Thank you. Good morning, guys.
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Thanks for the longer-term perspective on the credit.
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Just wanted to follow-up that. On terms of the loan loss reserve, what were the dynamics of the setting of the reserve this quarter in terms of any change in weighting of scenarios for the tariffs,
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and was it set with a three thirty-one view or early April view?
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Alastair Borthwick: So John, we said it all the way through the close, but normally weâre focused on the data that we have on three thirty-one.
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And then we have the ability to layer on top after we model our reserves. We have the ability to layer on imprecision and judgmental on top of that.
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So we did this quarter the same way that weâve done in other quarters.
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We went through and assessed using the blue chip economic indicators, so the consensus view of all of the various macro assumptions.
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Thatâs sometimes different than others who use their own proprietary.
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We feel like the right answer is to use the blue chip consensus. Itâs more independent.
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And then weâve got that as our baseline. And weâve got four other scenarios around that.
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So GDP lower in the baseline. And a little higher on inflation.
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So thatâs reflected in the baseline before we even get to the weightings.
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And then weightings this quarter, those are unchanged for us.
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weâre reserved closer to an unemployment rate thatâs right around 6%. In twenty-five twenty-six just to give you some idea.
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Brian Moynihan: Hey, John. One of the things weâve been looking a lot of sort of what happened because, obviously, CECL came in pandemic hit, sort of the buildup, and things like that.
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But the â you know, as Alastair said, one of the hard concepts is the baseline that we use continues has moved negative over the last couple of quarters, obviously, due to the outlook here last couple of months and will continue to reflect that.
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But we have a strong reserve position with that when you add it all up at the 6% implied level. So we feel good.
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John McDonald: Thanks. Thatâs helpful.
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And then on expenses, you previously were looking for the full year expenses this year to be up 2% to 3% over last year.
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How are you feeling about that? Is that still kinda your current or thinking?
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Alastair Borthwick: Yep. Thatâs still our current thinking, John.
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I think we said 2% to 3% for the full year. We feel like weâre on course there.
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It might be towards the higher end, but we just gotta see what happens with fees over the course of this year.
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John McDonald: Got it. Thanks.
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Jim Mitchell: Great. Good morning.
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does that make it a little more difficult to reach that intermediate-term target NIM of 1.3% by the end of next year,
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or fact that youâre getting them out of the way this year is helpful just know, trying to think through that intermediate-term target. Thanks.
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Alastair Borthwick: So Jim, first of all, that target is 2.3, not 1.3. Iâm sorry. Yes. Yeah. Youâre letting us off the hook here. Itâs easy.
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Yes. So weâre aiming at 2.3%, and we still feel like over the course of the next couple years, thatâs the right answer.
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So it doesnât have a tremendous impact on 2025.
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Itâll be a little bit of a headwind in twenty-six if that in fact is the case.
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Brian Moynihan: Right. But, again, we got a lot of time between then and there.
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I feel like last year at one we thought thereâd be one rate cut in the curve. Then there was six. Then we were back to one.
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And, Jim, one thing on the rate sensitivities, remember those are instantaneous drops.
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So if they come more over time, you canât quite equate it to the instantaneous drop type of things if you got my point.
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just trying to get a little window into the near term? Thanks.
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But Iâm curious, when you benchmark yourself, say, to the top peers, you know, thereâs probably about a $3 billion difference to the biggest platforms.
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Iâm just curious if you see those big gaps to peers, are those gaps that youâre choosing to pursue?
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Iâm just curious on your approach towards â is it a capital thing? Is it a list thing? Iâm just curious on the high-level thoughts. Thanks.
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So Jim and the team are basically building up. So what have we done? More capital.
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Weâve been gaining shares.
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So the idea is to keep gaining share but at a pace, for lack of better term of the business, which has volatility in a pace that capitalizes that you know, that volume of revenue into the business and then grows from there as opposed to grabs it and gives it back and grabs it and gives it back.
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Itâs just the way the Jim and the team have driven it, and theyâve done a frankly, a very good job doing it.
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So expect us to keep gaining share. Weâll keep closing the gaps that you mentioned,
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And and the other major thing is the investment in systems here.
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And similar to what John said, we definitely like to drill down on the extra detail around the credit book and history guide.
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Is it a traditional regular way where weâre marching towards or closer towards our higher likelihood of recession?
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Or have you gone through and assessed the loan book from exposures to this shifting tariff and tax environment, and and thatâs bringing the higher attention.
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And then in twenty-two or three, there was the same discussion about weâre heading to their sessions, Consumers are gonna spend down their money. The consumers quit.
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Theyâre a little bit less than one this year here in the blue chip in the in the first quarter.
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So over two quarters, a pretty good drop. So thatâs all embedded in it.
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Brian Moynihan: In lots of different ways.
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Itâs gonna result in either GDP negative growth, higher inflation, which may then cause GDP negative growth, higher unemployment, etcetera.
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All those are the factors we actually test in granular detail.
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So itâs not necessarily how you get there. Itâs the outcome of getting there.
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And so thatâs the underwriting discipline of the last decade holds you in good stead.
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If, in fact, we do enter a a recession in the future.
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Glenn Shore: Thanks for all that, Brian.
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Operator: Weâll move next to Mike Mayo with Wells Fargo Securities. Your line is open.
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Mike Mayo: Hey, Brian. I hearing this call, and almost sound like it could have been the fourth quarter earnings call.
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You know, loans are growing, deposits are growing, creditâs fine.
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Consumer spending slowing, but still growing. Youâre buying back more stock.
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And Iâm just trying to reconcile the $7 trillion of lost stock market wealth with comments from you sounds like youâre not blinking.
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And by the way, I donât think youâre alone.
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It just seems, you know, more upbeat relative to what the stock marketâs done, and Iâm trying to reconcile those two things.
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So what am I missing or what are you seeing? Or at what point do you say, hey. Wait a minute. This is really might be a a bigger problem.
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Brian Moynihan: I think, Mike, youâre laying out the difference between is and could. And might and should in the future. Right?
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So, yep, what weâre trying to do is make sure people see what is going on today and like you said, for the â and thatâs why you actually split the two pieces of presentation for the first quarter.
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Everything you said is true. Loans, deposits, creditâs good. Charge offs went, you know, down. Delinquencies are down at the end of the quarter versus fourth quarter.
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Youâre looking at all that and say, okay. Thatâs what we did.
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If we look forward, you know, our our economists, your economists, Iâm sure, are all predicting a slowdown in growth.
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And the the core question will be when all these different policies and stuff come together and response with the policies by, you know, other trading partners.
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All that will mix together and come to an outcome.
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And our job is to have positioned the company well and take advantage of the opportunities both that outcome hasnât happened yet.
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Again, today, you you and I know that the you know, the real risk in a in a balance sheet of a bank is gonna be its credit posture heading into a general recession.
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Our our colleagues â our have raised their probability reception recession, lowered their growth as have the blue chips.
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But, you know, weâre positioning our comfort for everything, but we donât want people to lose sight of the strong performance of this company and our our team in the first quarter 2025.
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I thought the idea was to make it easier to do business with deregulation.
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If that narrative plays out, how do you think itâll be easier to do business at Bank of America and and with your customers as it relates to deregulation.
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Brian Moynihan: I think the new administration has made it clear that theyâre gonna reduce the regulatory burden along two dimensions.
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We wanna run a company that is gonna be well well well capitalized, great liquidity, fair to consumers, etcetera, Mike.
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How much of that could potentially be saved even if you wanna give some estimate to the industry? Just order of magnitude.
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So think of that as our long-term debt posture being up higher, etcetera.
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I did notice that at the end of the year, your GSIBs score would indicate that if you didnât take down your exposure this year, you would have a higher GSIB surcharge by January first 2027 from what I understand, all else being equal.
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you know, our ROTCE is 13.9% and improving. And so â you know, crossing is not going to be a big deal because of the PPNR and return power that we see going forward.
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Alastair Borthwick: So I think that relates back to â I think it was Glennâs question about the markets business. If I remember who asked it.
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You know, at the end of the day, most of what drives that change is the markets business.
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There are other factors, obviously, Erika, but the big factor is the markets business.
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Thatâs in fact why we have gone up.
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Think about the facts that the GSIB calculations at the time they were set â I think it was off of 2012 data or something like that.
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It was in the statute. It hasnât been implemented.
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So why are we more GSIB sized than we were before?
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and we have not indexed anything for this.
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Follow-up on the net interest income outlook for the fourth quarter.
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You helped us with the exit points on both balance sheet and net interest margin in the last call.
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If I recall, you know, it was flat to fourth quarter levels in 2024, and I think a 2.05â2.10 net interest margin.
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Are those points still â you know, still valid in terms of whatâs underneath the surface of that 4Q 2025 exit NII?
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You know, obviously, the balance sheet is bigger because of market in the first quarter.
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Alastair Borthwick: Yep. I think youâve captured it, Erika. Youâre exactly right. Thatâs â weâre comfortable with that.
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Matt OâConnor: Good morning.
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I just want to follow-up on the concept of growing into the capital.
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Slide eight here, has a really good walk on the capital and the puts and takes.
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And I guess I wanna hone in on the RWA growth and â and just think about that going forward.
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Obviously, you know, thereâs some increase in 1Q from seasonal soft end markets.
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But maybe it wonât be as much going forward, and the loan growth might pick up a little bit.
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What Iâm getting at is itâs not that clear to me that youâre gonna use all the capital that youâre generating and the excess from organic growth.
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So anyway, long story. One question just to summarize, like, talk about the capital consumption in a little more detail from organic growth the airplane buyback? Thanks.
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Brian Moynihan: Matt, think you sort of answered your own question in the question because you could see that $16 billion RWA increase in the quarter where market tends to be bigger just because the nature of it.
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That â thatâs a given. In fact, the efficiency of our RWA deployment is something we work at all the time,
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And so yeah, weâll continue to work that efficiencies, but youâve got exactly right.
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And you saw us step that up this quarter, as Alastair said earlier, to $4.5 billion. This meaning the first quarter.
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Matt OâConnor: Okay. And then thatâs helpful. And then just separately, that all other fee line on a consolidated basis, was pretty close to breakeven versus normally a loss.
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Of some of your tax credits. Is that just some lumpy items like loan sale gains or marks given some of the things that we saw in the marketplace this quarter or one too?
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Alastair Borthwick: Yeah. No. You got that mostly right.
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Weâd written those down in prior quarters. So when we sold them, this period for a gain, that accounts for a reasonable amount of the delta.
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And then the only other thing you just gotta remember is, you know, we had that legal settlement â pretty long-dated one, got that cleaned up.
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Little bit of Visa b cleaned up this quarter.
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So thereâs some one-timers that offset that, but itâs probably worth about three cents this quarter just to give you some idea.
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Matt OâConnor: Okay. Alright. Thank you.
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Betsy Graseck: Hi. Good morning. How are you doing?
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Alastair Borthwick: Great. Thanks, Betsy. How are you?
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Betsy Graseck: Excellent. Great quarter.
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I did have two quick questions. One was on, Brian, earlier in the call we talked about how some of the commercial loan growth was being generated by the investments youâve been making â in particular one of the areas international.
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I just wanted to â with this tariff overhang that we have, going forward, do you think about that investment spend in the international markets?
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Betsy Graseck: Okay. Thank you. And that was my second question on the small business side.
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Can you help us understand what youâre seeing today from small business?
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I know you â you are, as you mentioned, the largest small business lender and youâve had significant loan growth over the past several years in small business.
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How are they thinking about investing in this environment with the tariff overhang? Thanks.
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Brian Moynihan: Betsy, theyâre â theyâre just trying to figure it out.
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And so they â theyâre trying to figure out how it affects their business.
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but theyâre trying to figure out how â how that relates to it.
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Iâd be able to pass to the price? You know, do I need to, you know, change my business plans in terms of growth? Should I buy that piece of equipment?
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Ken Usdin: Good morning. Thank you again for the interest income outlook slide, the waterfall.
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could you help us understand how much is rolling off each quarter in the HTM securities and mortgage loan books and what youâre getting from that?
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what type of pickups are you imagining in terms of, like, new rate versus received rate versus whatâs rolling off? Thank you.
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Alastair Borthwick: So, Ken, on hold to maturity, if you look back over the last fourteen quarters,
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itâs sort of been around $8 billion to $9 billion a quarter. It depends a little on the seasonality as we go through the year.
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So $8 billion this quarter, but maybe $9 billion next quarter and normally, when those are rolling off, weâre picking up 200, 225 basis points just to give you some idea.
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Around residential mortgages, letâs say weâre originating $5 billion a quarter.
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So think about that being $5 billion at couple hundred basis points or more.
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It just depends â depends on any given quarter. So weâll give you a little more guidance as we get closer.
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you guys did another great job getting deposit cost down twenty basis points for the second straight quarter.
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how do you think about, you know, just how much you can continue to reduce rates paid relative to, you know, how youâre seeing just the â you know, overall cost of funding? Thanks.
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Alastair Borthwick: Yeah. So I donât think weâll have any change in our philosophy there.
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Felt like when it comes to the commercial and the wealth clients in particular, where they have interest-bearing balances, we just pass through the cuts.
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And then as it relates to the consumer book, weâve got an awful lot of non-interest bearing there, obviously.
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So â so itâs trickier, obviously, in consumer where weâre paying 61 basis points on $950 billion.
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Gerard Cassidy: Hi, Brian. Hi. How are you?
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Gerard Cassidy: You guys did a very good job in giving us the details about what it looked like back in 2009 versus today on slide twenty-two.
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And if we move up to slide twenty-one, you can see the consumer loan portfolio has obviously been derisked as you pointed out.
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Iâd like to ask a question about is the commercial loan portfolio â particularly the growth.
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Can you guys share with us some of the confidence you have that weâre not going to see some issues here â you know, particularly you look at the dark blue non-US commercial has grown very, very strongly over this time period.
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And what can you share with us about the risk in this portfolio relative to maybe 2009?
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Alastair Borthwick: Yeah. So Iâll start, Gerard.
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Iâd say we felt like over time as weâve become a more global and international company than maybe we were in 2007,
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it was important for us to diversify the loan book outside of just the US.
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And it was appropriate because weâve got to support clients who are multinationals in the United States operating around the world.
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And multinationals around the world who also operate and sell into the United States and other places.
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So thatâs natural, I think. We kind of supported that over time. Thatâs been a big part of our growth over a fifteen-year period.
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Alastair Borthwick: Now in terms of commercial, if you look at the loan growth overall, Iâd say â you know, weâre pretty diversified in the way we look at that.
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So thatâs small business banking, itâs business banking, itâs the commercial bank, ex-CRE. Itâs the Global Corporate Investment Bank. Itâs Global Markets. And itâs wealth.
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Terms of their commercial exposure. So a little bit of it is diversification in all lines of business.
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Gerard Cassidy: Very good. Very insightful. Thank you.
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And then as a follow-up, Alastair, you guys mentioned that the credit card charge off ratio, you know, was a seasonally higher number at just over 4%.
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And when we go back to the first quarter of 2024 and 2023, obviously, the charge off levels were lower.
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What do you guys account for the number being where it is today versus the last couple of first quarters of, you know, each of those prior years?
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you saw these things drop to levels that we knew wouldnât â wouldnât hold. Right?
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Meaning charge off rates in the card went way down.
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And so itâs a much more core book driven at a very strong performance through crisis.
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Gerard Cassidy: Got it. Thank you, Brian.
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Ken Usdin: Okay. Well, thank you. I think thatâs all our questions.
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Brian Moynihan: Just wanted to think about the two or three things. One, thanks to the team for another good quarter. Thank you, and thank you all for participating in our call.
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Number two, as I said earlier, the story of the first quarter is a strong operating performance.
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In addition, we talked about how weâre well reserved heading into whatever may be in front of us.
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So our job is to serve our clients in all times, and thatâs what we plan to do. Thank you.
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