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Global Banks Research Highlights: Week Ending Jun 19, 2026

Published: 2026-06-19Institution: JPMorganPages: 48Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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Global Banks Research Highlights: Week Ending Jun 19, 2026

J P M O R G A N Global Equity Research

19 June 2026

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Global Banks Research Highlights

Week Ending Jun 19, 2026

This report provides a summary of research produced by J.P. Morgan Global Bank Global Equity Research

ACEquity Research. Key highlights from the past week: Global Equity Research

• U.S. Mid- and Small-Cap Banks M&A Bi-Weekly Report: Seven Bank gr_publications@jpmorgan.comJ.P. Morgan Securities LLC

Deals; Coastal Carolina Bancshares Announces ~$90mm MOE w/ Beacon;

YTD Deals: 69

• TATA Capital Limited: Path to 2.5%+ RoA reaffirmed; asset quality resilient,

growth guidance intact

• South African Banks: System loan growth at 9.1% in April; corporate lending

still strong, retail edging up - monthly credit tracker

• South African Financials: Feedback from Singapore and Hong Kong EM

investor meetings

• Asean Banks: Slower growth, steady AQ, NIM risks and good non-II;

takeaways from 20 meetings

• Sinopac Financial Holdings: 1Q26 results ahead on better securities and

banking operations

• European Banks Daily: 12 June 2026

• European Banks Daily: 15 June 2026

• European Banks Daily: 16 June 2026

• European Banks Daily: 17 June 2026

• Spanish Banks: CNMC opens mortgage probe – precedent points to a soft

landing

• Japan Bank Sector: Rate hike not the only issue; positive abnormalities on the

lending business front

• Large Cap Banks: Fed Weekly: Last Week, C&I-Related Loans and Deposits

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