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Bank Analyst Starter

JPMorgan’s Income, Credit & Capital

Practice the core workflow of a bank analyst using JPMorgan Chase’s FY2024 filing: revenue, net interest income, credit costs, capital and one-time items. Fiscal year ended December 31, 2024; USD millions unless stated; ratios at period end or full year as labeled. The Form 10-K and annual report were cross-checked. JPMorgan uses reported and managed bases; learners must retain the label. Credit and capital ratios have specific denominators. No valuation or investment recommendation is included.

What you will learn

  • Explain why a bank income statement differs from an industrial company’s.
  • Calculate revenue, margin and credit ratios with stated denominators.
  • Separate net interest income from fees and markets revenue.
  • Interpret provisions, charge-offs and reserves without conflation.
  • Write a concise analyst note that isolates one-time items and uncertainty.

Syllabus

  1. 1Read a bank income statement11 min
  2. 2Understand net interest income11 min
  3. 3Separate credit provision, charge-offs and reserves11 min
  4. 4Evaluate expenses and operating leverage11 min
  5. 5Read capital and risk-weighted assets11 min
  6. 6Write an analyst note11 min
  7. CBusiness case: Business case0 min