JPM's second-quarter earnings report from the Friday before last was followed by new changes to its card payment policy last week.
This strategy may be driven by the bank’s expectation of upcoming credit losses, aiming to reduce defaults by guiding customers toward its own financial products.
JPM's Marianne Lake is cautioning that the bank may start charging for services that are currently free, such as checking accounts and wealth management tools.
Many interpret the announcement as a strategic power play at the intersection of politics and economics, effectively shifting the burden onto consumers.
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Nubank acquires data intelligence firm Hyperplane and PayPal appoints a Walmart executive as CTO to enhance its AI capabilities. On the flip side, banking jobs could face increased vulnerability due to AI.