JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America lose 5188,000 dollars in three months after the exhausting efforts to recover money from customers

JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America says they lost $ 5.188 billion of customers who were announced unable to pay their bills.

The banks set the fourth quarter losses in the “net fees” data, and the loans announced by the banks revealed that they are not collected and removed from their books after the exhausting efforts to restore the amounts due.

JPMorgan Chase has reported the highest fees at $ 2.4 billion, largely driven by customers who have large -paid -paid balance on their credit cards.

Bank of America recorded $ 1.5 billion in the face of fees, as well as from its credit card portfolio.

Wells Fargo told $ 1.288 billion in the face of fees, which are fueled by high credit cards losses and commercial real estate losses in its office portfolio.

The new numbers come when the debts of US credit cards arrive New numbers From the Federal Reserve in New York.

The collective losses in the three banks represented an increase of $ 188 million over the previous quarter, and an increase of $ 460 million for one year.

Despite the losses, banks have reported large profits in the fourth quarter, with JPMorgan Chase $ 14 billion in profits, as Bank of America is $ 6.7 billion, Wales Vargo at $ 5.1 billion.

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