Segment comparison

Consumer Banking Revenue: JPMorgan vs Bank of America

JPMorgan Consumer & Community Banking vs Bank of America Consumer Banking revenue from SEC filings. Bank of America reports on a fully taxable-equivalent basis; JPMorgan does not.

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Methodology

Revenue concepts only: a member is charted only when its underlying XBRL concept is revenue and its dimension type is chart-eligible — member mapping alone is not enough. Each company's latest annual period is its own fiscal year (fiscal years differ: e.g. Target's FY2026 ends 2026-01-31, Broadcom's FY2025 ends 2025-11-02). Rollup parents and children are never charted together; multi-dimension leaves are charted as their own series; geography buckets are exposure comparisons and never sum to a world total.

Concept: total revenue net of interest expense (us-gaap:RevenuesNetOfInterestExpense for JPM; bac:RevenuesNetOfInterestExpenseFullTaxEquivalentBasis for BAC). JPMorgan's scope also includes business banking and home lending.

Footnotes

Bank of America reports on a fully taxable-equivalent (FTE) basis; JPMorgan does not. JPMorgan's scope also includes business banking and home lending.

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Segment figures come from SEC EDGAR filings. Fiscal years differ by company. Informational only, not investment advice.