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European Banks Daily
Kian Abouhossein AC Europe Equity Research
(44-20) 7134-4575 17 July 2026 J P M O R G A N
kian.abouhossein@jpmorgan.com
U.S. Bancorp: 2Q Led By Strong Capital Markets Fees; Fee Guidance Seems
Conservative; Disclosure, 3Q Funding, Risk?
Vivek Juneja (1-212) 622-6465
USB posted 2Q core EPS of $1.37 excluding securities loss, reported EPS was $1.35. 2Q results
were marked by continued strong de novo growth in capital markets fees which was boosted by
BTIG acquisition. We expect capital markets fees growth including BTIG to remain strong in
2H given high activity levels including likely large amount of equity issuance. Sizable increase
in trading revenues and growth in credit cards bear watching from risk standpoint.
LatAm
LatAm Fintech Series: Stori – Mass‑Market Focus and Super-App Strategy
Yuri R Fernandes (1-212) 622-3400
Today, we hosted Stori (Not Covered) CFO Diego Cabrera to discuss the 2026 outlook and
midterm strategy (see the replay here). The conversation focused on (i) Stori’s differentiation as
a mass‑market player; (ii) the buildout toward a “superapp” with increased product offerings and
co-branding initiatives (i.e., they have partnerships with a drugstore chain, transportation, Shein
on retail, etc); (iii) disciplined underwriting leveraged on AI and Capital One pillars – CoR has
been higher (some 40% as per SOFIPO), but mentioned are pricing the risk and have positive
risk adjusted return; (iv) and the path to improving efficiency towards low-mid 20%; and (v)
funding to remain leveraged on deposits and being very rational on higher yield offerings (today
close to 100% LDR). For our Mexican banks coverage, we have been seeing a rise of fintechs
in selected segments as we discussed in our survey (link).
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