JPMorgan raises the buyback after stress-capital buffers come in lighter
The largest U.S. bank is treating a friendlier capital print as permission to shrink the share count.
Priya NairFinance Reporter
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NEW YORK — The largest U.S. bank is treating a friendlier capital print as permission to shrink the share count.
The authorization increase landed in the same week as a quieter guidance on net interest income, a pairing that tells you management would rather return capital than argue about the rate path.
Priya Nair
Finance Reporter
Writes on banks, private credit, and the regulatory perimeter around nonbank lenders.