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Guess the stocks: Identify banks' ability to generate revenue

Guess the stocks: Identify banks' ability to generate revenue
Depositing money in a bank or investing in bank stocks, what's your take? In fact, if focusing solely on interest, the stability offered by bank stocks and bank deposits can be quite comparable, and at times, the dividend yield from bank stocks might even surpass that of bank deposits. Unfortunately, in practice, buying bank stocks also requires consideration of the fluctuation in stock prices, where as depositing money in a bank carries minimal concern for principle loss.
Any possible way to have your cake and eat it too, that is, getting a relatively high dividend yield while also gaining from stock price? A fundamentally strong bank might fit the bill here.
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Now, back to our discussion.
Roughly speaking, the primary business of banks is to transform deposits into loans and generate income through the interest spread. Would a bank that obtains deposits at lower interest rates and lends out money at higher rates be considered to be performing better than other banks? Maybe, but there needs a way to identify this.
Net Interest Income (NII) can somehow solve this problem. It reflects the difference between the revenue generated from assets and the expenses related to liabilities, thereby indicating the ability to generate revenue.
Figure: JPMorgan Chase's NII and Revenue from Q1 2019 to Q1 2024 (Source: SEC filings)
Figure: JPMorgan Chase's NII and Revenue from Q1 2019 to Q1 2024 (Source: SEC filings)
Challenge Starts here>>
What do we get if we compare the NII of different banks? Here comes the questions!
Figure: NII of Bank A, B, C and JPM from Q1 2019 to Q1 2024 (Source: SEC filings)
Figure: NII of Bank A, B, C and JPM from Q1 2019 to Q1 2024 (Source: SEC filings)
Questions:
1) Which bank do Bank A, Bank B and Bank C refer to, respectively?
2) What's the ranking of Bank A, B, C and JPMorgan Chase in terms of share price gains from January 1, 2019, to July 18, 2024?
Reference answer form: A > B > C > JPM (Please replace A, B, C with the specific company name.)
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Guess the stocks: Identify banks' ability to generate revenue
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