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UPDATE: JPMorgan Ekes Out Profit On WaMu, Commercial Lending1-15-09 11:09 AM EST | E-mail Article | Print Article (Revises top five paragraphs)
By Matthias Rieker and Kerry E. Grace
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s (JPM) commercial banking operations and its acquisition of Washington Mutual Inc. allowed it to report a small profit for the fourth quarter.
As expected, investment banking generated dismal results, but large corporate and middle-market loan growth held up, as did deposits. Washington Mutual helped to boost revenue.
But executives made clear that even the continuously strong commercial banking business is getting hit from all sides: Loan losses are rising, profitability might get hurt by falling rates, and demand for new credit is slowing dramatically.
That might well have big implications for those banks, large and small, that have focused on commercial banking rather than capital markets and have therefore done reasonably well even during the credit crunch. Bankers, JPMorgan Chase made clear, are running forward blindfolded, unclear about just how bad the slumping economy and unemployment will hit their results.
JPMorgan Chase reported a 76% drop in fourth-quarter profit from a year earlier, to $702 million. It booked $2.6 billion in gains, but credit-loss provisions surged and it took $2.9 billion of leverage-loan markdowns. Its stock, volatile in pre-market trading, recently was down 2.1%, to $25.36.
Chairman and Chief Executive Jamie Dimon called the results "very disappointing."
JPMorgan - which vaulted into first place in nationwide deposits following its $1.9 billion September acquisition of Washington Mutual - reported net income of $702 million, or 7 cents a share, down from $2.97 billion, or 86 cents a share, a year earlier. The latest results included $1.1 billion in gains related to the purchase, along with $853 million in hedging gains on its mortgage servicing rights.
Revenue decreased 0.8% to $17.23 billion,
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected break-even earnings on revenue of $18.83 billion.
Credit-loss provisions more than tripled to $7.31 billion, rising 26% from the third quarter.
Beyond the investment-banking woes, JPMorgan saw profit at its retail operations fall 15%, but commercial banking profit jumped 67% to a record $480 million, driven by a 36% rise in revenue owing to benefits from the acquisition of WaMu.
The company's asset-management and corporate and private equity segments posted lower earnings.
Dimon said last month that the company was prepared for a "tough" 2009, but he said the company was putting the $25 billion it received from the federal government's bailout program to work. He said credit-card, student and commercial loans increased last year.
JPMorgan has said it would amend and expand its mortgage program, with the company already preventing more than 300,000 foreclosures. The company plans to help another 300,000 families stay in their homes with mortgage modifications over the next two years. It had also said it wouldn't put any loans into foreclosure. The company said it inherited riskier pay-option adjustable-rate mortgages when it acquired Bear Stearns and WaMu last year.
JPMorgan continued to be able to expand during the quarter based on its strong balance sheet, buying the Canadian energy and global agricultural arms of UBS AG (UBS).
The company still has plenty to worry about in the U.S. Its investment bank is still dealing with capital-markets turmoil and home-equity losses. And the incorporation of WaMu will take time, as integrating a thrift into a bank is more difficult than a bank-to-bank deal.
Looking forward, Dimon said, "If the economic environment deteriorates further, which is a distinct possibility, it is reasonable to expect additional negative impact on our market-related businesses, continued higher loan losses and increases to our credit reserves."
-By Matthias Rieker and Kerry E. Grace, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5936; matthias.rieker@dowjones.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
01-15-091109ET
Copyright (c) 2009 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
By Matthias Rieker and Kerry E. Grace
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s (JPM) commercial banking operations and its acquisition of Washington Mutual Inc. allowed it to report a small profit for the fourth quarter.
As expected, investment banking generated dismal results, but large corporate and middle-market loan growth held up, as did deposits. Washington Mutual helped to boost revenue.
But executives made clear that even the continuously strong commercial banking business is getting hit from all sides: Loan losses are rising, profitability might get hurt by falling rates, and demand for new credit is slowing dramatically.
That might well have big implications for those banks, large and small, that have focused on commercial banking rather than capital markets and have therefore done reasonably well even during the credit crunch. Bankers, JPMorgan Chase made clear, are running forward blindfolded, unclear about just how bad the slumping economy and unemployment will hit their results.
JPMorgan Chase reported a 76% drop in fourth-quarter profit from a year earlier, to $702 million. It booked $2.6 billion in gains, but credit-loss provisions surged and it took $2.9 billion of leverage-loan markdowns. Its stock, volatile in pre-market trading, recently was down 2.1%, to $25.36.
Chairman and Chief Executive Jamie Dimon called the results "very disappointing."
JPMorgan - which vaulted into first place in nationwide deposits following its $1.9 billion September acquisition of Washington Mutual - reported net income of $702 million, or 7 cents a share, down from $2.97 billion, or 86 cents a share, a year earlier. The latest results included $1.1 billion in gains related to the purchase, along with $853 million in hedging gains on its mortgage servicing rights.
Revenue decreased 0.8% to $17.23 billion,
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expected break-even earnings on revenue of $18.83 billion.
Credit-loss provisions more than tripled to $7.31 billion, rising 26% from the third quarter.
Beyond the investment-banking woes, JPMorgan saw profit at its retail operations fall 15%, but commercial banking profit jumped 67% to a record $480 million, driven by a 36% rise in revenue owing to benefits from the acquisition of WaMu.
The company's asset-management and corporate and private equity segments posted lower earnings.
Dimon said last month that the company was prepared for a "tough" 2009, but he said the company was putting the $25 billion it received from the federal government's bailout program to work. He said credit-card, student and commercial loans increased last year.
JPMorgan has said it would amend and expand its mortgage program, with the company already preventing more than 300,000 foreclosures. The company plans to help another 300,000 families stay in their homes with mortgage modifications over the next two years. It had also said it wouldn't put any loans into foreclosure. The company said it inherited riskier pay-option adjustable-rate mortgages when it acquired Bear Stearns and WaMu last year.
JPMorgan continued to be able to expand during the quarter based on its strong balance sheet, buying the Canadian energy and global agricultural arms of UBS AG (UBS).
The company still has plenty to worry about in the U.S. Its investment bank is still dealing with capital-markets turmoil and home-equity losses. And the incorporation of WaMu will take time, as integrating a thrift into a bank is more difficult than a bank-to-bank deal.
Looking forward, Dimon said, "If the economic environment deteriorates further, which is a distinct possibility, it is reasonable to expect additional negative impact on our market-related businesses, continued higher loan losses and increases to our credit reserves."
-By Matthias Rieker and Kerry E. Grace, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-5936; matthias.rieker@dowjones.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
01-15-091109ET
Copyright (c) 2009 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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