jp morgan. the vanke named a replacement for daniel pinto. she is exiting her role as ofs the co-ceo of commercial and investment banking at jp morgan and will work alongside pinto until he officially leaves the role june 30. this leaves the ultimate question of who will replace jamie dimon unanswered. >> this is probably the best bench in banking, period, end of sentence. the company has done a great job getting these in front of everybody. i think that everybody is comfortable with the next successor. sonali: we are joined by a senior reporter from bloomberg covering banking. when we think about what happened at jp morgan i will steal a line from mike mayo. confused. the idea that she does not want the ceo job leaving succession open. sri: one jeff bezos talks about the washington post he talks about a complex of fire. somebody like jennifer piepszak is replacing a 40 year veteran of the firm. in the same breath the banking tells us she's not interested in being the ceo. the most interesting t

we had numbers of jp morgan, citi, goldman and wells fargo. rgan stanley. equity futures up just a little bit going into a huge data point in about 20 minutes time. coming up, we will catch up with peter tear and david kelley on why he thinks inflation will slowly tick lower, expecting the fed to stay on hold all year. we begin this hour with stocks 30, investors in waiting -- awaiting cpi. what if markets reacted so poorly to payrolls because no one believed the data, but everyone believe that the fed will need to react to the data, for the fed is forced to rely on official data, but the data isn't reflective of reality? does that lead to policy mistakes? peter joins us now for more. i love this quote over the weekend. i shared it with the audience as we kicked off the training week. are you suggesting the number we got on friday overstate reality to mark -- overstate reality? >> i do think so. only four out of 75 were over 200 jobs, so they missed by a lot. so either we believe the official data is so much better, for the official data might

a lot of people were worried about jp morgan spending.t divided by revenue, came in below expectations of 53%. you want that number lower. that's extraordinary. there was good news in the limited guidance for 2025 as the company raised its full year net interest income by $1 billion while keeping the expense guides unchanged. the ceo said businesses are more optimistic about the economy and they are encouraged by expectations for more pro-growth aagenda. music to my ears. it was an incredibly positive update. it's no surprise the stock is up. wednesday morning we got results from wells fargo, which i own, for the travel trust. wells missed expectations slightly on the top but delivered a large bottom line beat. fees were a little light. wells had nice growth from investment banking, up 59%. investment advice fees and brokerage commissions up 15. the bank did higher than expected expenses but benefits from lower than expected net charge loss and provision for credit losses. the credit quality is terrific. i love that. wells managed to main

we did reach out to jp morgan who declined to comment on the protest. i'm sarah stinson reporting back to you. >> sarah, thank you. new at 11 the justice department has released its special investigation on president-elect trump's interference in the 2020 election concluding of trump had not won the 2024 election. he would have been convicted. the justice department sent the report to congress late tonight after a judge refused to block its release. special counsel jack smith and his team have indicted trump back in 2023. on charges of working to overturn the election in connection to the january 6 capitol insurrection. but after s veral delays in court, smith ended up dismissing the indictment following the november election because of the longstanding policy that sitting presidents cannot face a federal prosecution. smith also resigned this week from the justice department. a life-saving deal for hundreds of thousands of people living in east side. san jose, the county of santa clara announcing today it's buying regional medical center for 150 million

we'll have a look at day one of the jp morgan healthcare conference. plus more bay area officials are stepping up to protect immigrant rights against an incoming trump administration. tell you how san francisco is responding to this will be right back. gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news police arrest a 15 year-old for a shooting that killed an oakland father. plus an agreement that could save lives. santa clara county finalizing its purchase of a trauma hospital in san jose. and starbucks enforcing a new policy at all of its stores. buy something get out. wanko morning news starts now. >> news at 6. good morning and thanks for tuning in on tuesday. i'm sorry. and i'm james. chilly tuesday morning or if you notice. i did notice, but i couldn't put all the heat because it's electric car died in a much better idea called said the deal with th

the jp morgan healthcare take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better than last week. thanks, i've been doing 'em every night while i'm watching tv. - oh, what are you watching? it's a mystery. high quality care that meets you where you are. >> millions of people are expected to visit san francisco this week for the annual jp morgan healthcare conference. the conference kicked off in union square today and it's already creating a lot of buzz in the area. attendees are expected to bring more business to hotels, restaurants and shops in downtown san francisco. some local business owners say they're already getting more customers. >> this is such an impactful conference to kick off january, which which historically without this type of the conference, is a really slow month in the restaurant business. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference is one of the largest of the year to come to san francisco. >> while businesses are looking at the positive, others are usi

jp morgan. at the bank since before the invention of the iphone.e've got more big numbers later today. thank you. coming up, president biden makes his farewell address. we bring you that story and around above the other news we are following. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak europe. president biden has delivered his final farewell address from the oval office, listing his achievements over the past four years while also voicing concern about the future of the u.s. the president said he worried about the consequences if wealthy americans use their influence to win tax breaks or rollback efforts to combat climate change. >> i want to warn the country of some things that have given me great concern. this is a dangerous contradiction of power. in the hands of a very few ultra-wealthy people. the dangerous consequences if their abuse of power is left unchecked. today, an oligarchy is taking place in america of extreme wealth, power, influence. it threatens our entire democracy, our basic rights and freedoms. tom:

jp morgan knows how to work in any kind of environment.aking, i still think having the flexibility in this balance sheet is where you really want to be. >> regional banks act horrible. if you were getting excited about the potential for m&a. the market is telling you, that's not it. as far as the big money centers again. i say to might. it's kind of laughable. at this. maybe we're late cycle in the economy. you want to roll back regulation. go back to 2018. a bunch of the regulation that was rolled back were the very thing that failed a lot of regional banks. to me, the market. telling you, don't expect a lot of deregulation any time soon. >> by the way, we'll have more on the results of the banks, jp morgan and others tomorrow. we'll break it down with joe moglia. fast money. coach joe. >>> coming up. meta followed under pressure. even though it seems more unlikely that tiktok is going to be banned in the u.s. >>> and it's acronym reveal week. one will give you a caffeine pick. we'll tell you what it is when we come back. ♪ (man) oh, come

jp morgan up 2%. the bitcoin related stocks are seeing their own rally as bitcoin takes another run at $100,000. coinbase up 6.5%. getting back to the inflation data and what it means for the federal reserve. last week bank of america economists made the bold call the fed cutting cycle is over. earlier we can't up with the firm to see if today's cpi data change that forecast. >> i don't think it changes our mind. it is a good number. .2% on the core pce. we were below consensus on 26 basis points. if you look over the last three or four months we are running around 2.5% which is where the fed thinks will be at the end of this year. by the fed's admission inflation is stuck around 2.5% and on top of that the labor market seems to have stabilized. that was the primary reason they were cutting. we do not see any reason for them to keep cutting going forward. vonnie: joining us with more on the cpi and the federal reserve is bloomberg's michael mckee. nothing completely fell off a cliff in terms of prices

. >> the jp morgan chase health care conference kicked off today in san francisco. the four day conference brings thousands of people into the city, as well as some prominent figures, including first lady jill biden. as ktvu christian captain reports tonight. security is top of mind following last month's high profile killing of a health care ceo in new york city. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference has taken over san francisco's union square. the conference has drawn an estimated 8000 conventioneers to the west and saint francis. san francisco mayor daniel lurie addressed attendees on the first day, telling them they've arrived. as the city is on an upward trajectory at this very moment. >> san francisco is at an inflection point, and in this new era, our potential has no ceiling. i'm glad you bet on san francisco and brought your conference here. >> conference has an outsized impact, drawing other conventions to the city to coincide with jp morgan's alex bastian from the hotel council of san francisco, said it's meant full hotel rooms around the city. >> so we'

know, jp morgan and so on. ready that's what they say shouldn't be the law. i don't remember that, but impose many of these conditions and some of the developing countries as well the way they do this is and what that would become. a visa initiatives is a story that has to be seen in the days to come, but quite frankly, it is political pressure right from the beginning, during biden, even before and now doing shop is this is a circus. quite frankly. john may has issue the finley veiled threats that a you could impose sanctions against social networks. that if, if they do not conduct fact checking operations for the content posted on their platforms. according to the digital service act, the cooperation of very large online platforms with fact checking organizations is not mandatory, but their risk of sanctions is reduced. if they do so in the e. u. if a very large online provider does not work, with fact checkers, it must prove that it is taking other equally effective risk. minimizing measures was probably something to do with the fact that we've seen that l

i sat down with the head of jp morgan.isco is open for business. no better place to do business in the country than san francisco. >> i still see more signs with two words, for lease, than i have. you are a business person. how do we get that square footage taken? >> you are right. we have work to do. we are clear-eyed about that. that's where it's public safety. it's getting people off the street. we do that, people will come roaring back. we are the home of innovation. you know this. more venture capital funding here. more business starts here. it all starts in san francisco. it will again. we have fallen down over the last few years. we have neglected the important work. it's a new day in san francisco. we welcome you all back. >> do you have the money to hire all those police officers? >> yes. we do. we have a $16 billion budget. we are facing a nearly $1 billion budget deficit. we are going to ask department heads -- i did this on day one. we have a hiring freeze but not around law enforcement, not around public healt

thompson as ceo for europe middle east and africa at thejp morgan europe middle east and africa at the jp morganmanagement. we heard from the uk chancellor trying to reassure investors at the time when uk assets in the economy have been under significant pressure and you have met with rachel reeves but the uk market has been one of the most impacted by those elevated global borrowing costs. many think they originated from the us. how do you feel about investing in the uk right now? we are very optimistic about the uk because some of the fundamental strengths in terms of its geography, the location it sits in, the sheer strength and size of the financial services industry they come with a skilled workforce, some of these are very hard to replicate in other markets. so we are constructive on the uk. i think the chancellor has laid out some clear policy goals that we think having listened to investors concerns we are looking forward to helping work with them to address some of thoseissues with them to address some of those issues and concerns and deliver a better return on a better outcome for our

banks left since december, jp morgan left just recently. your thoughts? >> yeah, two quick things.t draws net interest income, 50, 65% of revenue for these banks, it's really n not only rates but volume. volume means you have healthy loan growth, it more than offsets rates that are in this case rising. so there's a balance there. the notion of the bond portfolio for banks that goes back almost two years ago to unrealized losses, highest was bank of america's, over $110 billion but offseting that was $2 trillion of deposits so i don't think that's on the table as an issue. maria: i see. mike lee, your thoughts? jump in here on the impact of the spiking rates. >> well, look, you know, whether or not the fed cuts once, cuts three times, we have $9 trillion of u.s. debt that needs to be refinanced over the next 12 months. janet yellen was rolling over all sorts of maturing debt into short-term debt so we did not have a liz trust type of situation where the long end blew out at some point over the last two years. we are starting to see the long end blow out and, yes, this could be a mas

so interesting, succession at jp morgan. jamie is in his late 60s.ual conversation i had with people at the firm and the like is their expectation is he is going to be there until the building is done, an incredible structure they have going up. it is up but they have to finish it. it will be a little while. >> do you go to wells fargo? do you go to wells fargo which is where ex-officials of jp morgan go? >> who goes there? daniel pinto is just retiring. >> people who worked at other major banks tend to end up at wells fargo. generally we talk about eli lilly and the stocks are down and people were worried. >> you were talking about it in the mad dash and you said don't worry. >> i happen to have david ricks here and it kind of works. he's the ceo. >> there was one thing i wanted to get to but i don't want to let him sit forever. let me do the supply additional deal. it is small but it is perhaps indicative of a trend we will see more of. bitcoin miners to hyperscaler capacity. they are taking what may end up being $5 billion quarry asset manager. an

>> the jp morgan is entrusting.together active and passive investment management stocks together. jp morgan modifies that ever so slightly. what they told me in the past, they build a portfolio by taking all the stocks in the index, just tweaking their weights ever so slightly. jp morgan, when they are bullish about a particular stock or stock in the portfolio, if they are not so bullish about a particular stock, it is under weighted in the portfolio. that strategy has done really well for them over the past few years. it out performed in 2024, but consistently profitable for them over many years. >> is that unique to them? or have you found other investment managers taking similar approaches here? >> if you are producing such fantastic returns, competitors are going to keep a close eye on how you're doing this. and you have a number of competitors putting out very similar funds that are available now, the fertility sustainable research and u.s. equity, that was up 6% last year. so that's a very similar offering by

jp morgan healthcare conference. plus princess kate shared an update on her cancer treatments and our coverage of the southern >> now at 4.30, really devastating images coming in from la county. 24 people have been killed and more than 17,000 structures have been destroyed in these wildfires which began last tuesday this afternoon. it's an especially tense time down there given the the wind conditions forced theresa has been following this story and has the latest. >> and extreme fire danger warning is in effect for the entirety of southwest california intensifying winds are causing on eason los angeles basin. fire officials just had a briefing talking about what they're doing to try and stop fresh fires from starting and trying to get that upper hand on the fires that are still burning by start up here on the top all start dirt mulholland that we call here on the north side of the fire. the north right side. >> it's all looking really good. as far as the same footprint has been since for the last 24 hours. however,

at stores everywhere without a prescription. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is expected to draw thousands of people and add millions of dollars to our local economy. kron four's joey horta was in union square where there is increased security. >> security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of police officers on foot patrol and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. this is like the super bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson nn the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people see certain mega millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i have never seen so many police off

the jp morgan healthcare conference. the conference includes global industry leaders, investors and tech creators. >> the jp morgan conference is one of the most significant conferences that we've had. it's one of our longest lasting partnerships. >> in 2024, the jp morgan healthcare conference generated more than $90 million for san francisco's economy, including its small businesses, restaurants and hotels. >> it's enormous for us. it's such a great way to kick off the year in the hospitality world. >> just like at dreamforce, city leaders say convention goers will wine and dine and visit local businesses, and there will be plenty of security, including sfpd ambassadors. but there is one big difference that sets this conference apart from dreamforce. >> they don't use the convention center. they use the hotels specifically around the union square area. and of course, the westin saint francis is their headquarter hotel. >> this year there have been some monumental changes right before this premier conference, a long hot

stay with cramer >>> every year we make it a point to attend jp morgan's health care conference in sanffers access to the top ceos in the industry. it's the most important health care event of the year some people feel it's the most important conference of the year we get a preview of what we can expect from lisa gill, managing director of jp morgan. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you i love coming every year >> thank you i know you will start things off by taking to your ceo. can you give us a preview about what you will discuss? we have a new administration we have a lot of changes in health care. i think we have a new m & a approach and a lot of deals. >> that's right. my discussion will be around health care. deregulation, what does this mean financing, rates going into next year that's how you finance deals three, you are right, most deals either get announced at our conference or meeting for the first time at our conference to put something together >> which parts of health care would be most likely to have deals? we are doing a piece tonight about deals. they seem to be i

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sonali: looking forward to the rest of your interviews from jp morgan health care. i know you have a huge day tomorrow as well. stick with us. more coverage of markets of next. this is bloomberg. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants? wait, can we afford a safari? great question. like everything, it takes a little planning. or, put the money towards a down-payment... ...on a ranch ...in montana ...with horses let's take a look at those scenarios. j.p. morgan wealth management has advisors in chase branches and tools, like wealth plan to keep you on track. when you're planning for it all... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. ♪ >> i wanted to check in on these market as we close out the hour because yes, we are still lower on the s&p 500 and the nasdaq 100 but we are off of session highs. down 3/10, 4/10 of 1%. the nasdaq 100 about a 10th of 1% lower. the 10 year yield has been just below 4.8% all day long, but elevated out 4.77, so not far off.

i mean, it's it's a huge impact our sales this weekend were up 50%. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference as one of the largest conuerences of the year to come to san francisco and doctor joe biden. first lady is expected to speak during the event on tuesday. we really need it and it's feels great to come in hear how busy it is. s of travel says they expect to see over 65 million dollars in direct spending from the conference telling us in a statement, the conference not only provides a huge boost, our hotels but its economic impact of more than 90 million dollars as felt by the restaurants bars, small businesses and culture institutions that are the backbone of our city. adding that this is a great start for 2025. let's look at kron. 4 news. >> all eyes continue to be on la county with the wildfires. politicians are watching. we have their take. some of them on the issue will be right back. i take a good look here. the chp is asking for help. they're trying to find this teenage boy who they say has been missing now since friday night. officers say 14 year-old lavelle jones was last seen

. >> jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is expected to draw thousands of people and some 90 million dollars to the economy. security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of officers are there on foot patrol and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. >> i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people i have it engage me verbally. >> the conference runs through thursday. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6. the latest on the southern california wildfire. and when federal aid could be available. plus, what a new poll says about governor newsom's response to those fires and a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas could between israel and hamas could be on the horizon. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high fi

i mean, it's it's a huge impact our sales this weekend were up 50%. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference as one of the largest conferences of the year to come to san francisco and doctor joe biden. first lady is expected to speak during the event on tuesday. we really need it and it's feels great to come in hear how busy it is. s of travel says they expect to see over 65 million dollars in direct spending from the conference telling us in a statement, the conference not only provides a huge boost, our hotels but its economic impact of more than 90 million dollars as felt by the restaurants bars, small businesses and culture institutions that are the backbone of our city. adding that this is a great start for 2025. let's get kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, santa clara counties reached an agreement with hca healthcare to purchase regional medical center in august 8. see a cut certain trauma stroke and heart attack services. the county says it plans to bring back those services once it assumes operation of regional medical center in early april county officials say this deal will allow t

bank of america -- chase bank is inside of jp morgan. did they issue a statement?e the house, my pal shills rung the banking or financial services committee. can't y'all do anything about this de-banking stuff? >> well, you (&.k the comment is we didn't can dell banking but you need to get loans and see state controllers like new york and making non--merit based decisions and political decisions on people they're not going to invest in and really lucrative areas like fossil fuels and energy stocks because they could be really good for pensioners and people in new york but it's for political reasons and it should be neutral and what i should have said is merit-based. this is the problem. larry: i think they were both guilty of esg and climate -- don't help fossil fuel or climate companies and woke and dei. this thing is woke written all over it. trump will change this i hope, but i think this has woke written all over it. >> trump is doing it and throwing it all out the window and it's amaizing. it's the most incredible first week of a presidency i've witnessed and

jp morgan, in a separate statement telling cnbc, quote, we have never and would never close an account for political reasons, full stop for context, scott. typically, when an account is closed by a bank, the customer is not given a specific reason. so last april, 15 attorneys general wrote a letter to b of a accusing the firm of consistently discriminating against people for political or religious reasons, citing specific examples, b of a wrote back informed the ags that one of the debanked entities did debt collection, which b of a can't service, and then another had projects in cuba, a sanctioned country. i'm told after b of a response, the issue was broadly dropped by the ag scott. so kind of resurfacing more in this political environment. but in terms of that back and forth, that specific back and forth. >> the issue in the way that it was brought up today on the platform in which it was, is theoretically going to put brian moynihan and bank of america on the hot seat for a while. whether today's response is, you know, is good enough, we shall see. but how do you think the firm wil

on wednesday, we will hear from jp morgan, citi group. given the environment has improved for mergers and acquisitions, we could have some excellent forecasts. i like these stocks. they are off their highs with low multiples. could it be an opportunity? i think so. we have been buying them because a robust economy produces the best results for these companies regardless of the bond market or fed. thursday, we have more of the same. this time bank of america, morgan stanley and pnc financial. i expect these to be good. pnc will probably be the best. it's a cult bank stock. the biggest health insurer, unitedhealth group reports. it was in the news after its executive was murdered. they have strong earnings. they got good news from medicare this evening. they are no longer dealing with the post-covid hangover. i suspect unh will have an excellent quarter. what can i say? these stocks probably are going to work. the close, results from one of my favorite companies, jb hunt. i see this as a barometer business. it breaks down the strong and wea

. >> and, jamie, there being a reference to jp morgan and ceo jamie dimon. cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman standing by with more. our senior banking and finance reporter, leslie picker, is here as well. leslie, let's just pick up on the reverberations this is causing thus far. >> yeah, there are definitely some reverberations. this is an issue that kind of came to the forefront back in april of 2024. you had a group of 15 attorneys general who sent a letter to bank of america basically saying and alleging discriminatory practices against certain clients who were dropped due to political and religious affiliations. if we want to take a step back here. banks do drop customers. oftentimes those customers are not given a reason. so you had these 15 attorneys general kind of write this letter citing some specific examples and saying that was not in accordance with the law, which prohibits discrimination for banks and doing businesses and issuing and offering credit to a variety of customers. now, bank of america at the time responded to those allegat

. >> the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is expected draw thousands people and had millions of dollars to the local economy. kron four's joey horta was in union square and because of this conference, he says there is increased security there. >> security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of police officers on foot patrol and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. this is like the super bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect gionet charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. see you, may come millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i've never seen so many po

you said jp morgan has the best bet in banking -- best bench in banking. they will tap that bench? erika: jamie said on wednesday he was going to be around for a couple of years. that is probably the time horizon that we are looking at in termsannmarie: what does a ce mean? what is a couple? erika: who knows? [laughter] jonathan: it's not five years anymore. it's a few. erika: it's not five years anymore. here's my personal thesis. go into 270 park and observe how quickly they are finishing that voting. i'm not sure he will leave until the building is done and he cuts the ribbon. jonathan: cut the ribbon, call it dimon tower. just for the record, hallmark movie kind of guy. single guy from the big city goes into rural america to restructure a bakery. annmarie: that's why love actually is more your speed. i'm more of a diehard fan. jonathan: next time. dani: i watch more christmas movies. -- i don't watch christmas movies. they are too melancholy for me. jonathan: what she set about wells fargo is important. wells fargo is up by close to 9%. the best week g

a 71 right now and the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is. and it's expected draw thousands of people in at millions of dollars to the local economy. >> cropper's joy or to the live for us out in union square where we've noticed an increase in security. joey? >> yeah, good morning. we've seen quite a few police officers out in the early hours this morning. also the barricades going up around the westin saint francis where this big conference is going to be taking place again today. it's the first big healthcare conference since the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed in new york last month. and new at this hour, jp morgan just announcing this morning that daniel pinto, its president and chief operating officer, will be stepping down in june is retiring after running one of the leading financial companies in the u.s. protesters gathered here in union square for the first day of the conference monday. protesters are calling for a public takeover of the health care industry which they say is putting profits over people. ceo of a

a lot of data, one and the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week and it's being met with some controversy. yeah, and also some celebration because thousands of people are coming millions of dollars expected to come into the local economy bay at demonstrators as well. kron four's joey horta. >> live from union square where security is certainly on the high side. joey. >> absolutely. james and darya. we have seen dozens of san francisco police officers out here this morning. they have barricades set up around the westin. saint francis is well to keep protesters and anyone else away who doesn't belong there. this is an invite only event and it is jam packed. thousands expected to attend. it's the first big health care conference since the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed in new york city last month. jp morgan just announcing this morning that daniel pinto, its president and chief operating officer, is stepping in stepping down rather in june. lot of people are upset. those protesters saying that health care industry is putting profits over peo

and while there is a heavy police presence in san francisco today, all this and mor >> the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is expected to draw thousands of people in that millions of dollars to the local economy. kron four's joey horta was in union square where because of this conference there is increased security. >> security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of police officers on foot patrol and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. this is like the super bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. see you, may come millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees i've been coming to thi

the jp morgan chase health care conference got underway in san francisco today.nference brings thousands of conventioneers right into the city. and as ktvu christian captain reports tonight, security is top of mind following last month's high profile shooting of a health care ceo in new york. >> the j.p. morgan healthcare conference has taken over san francisco's union square. the conference has drawn an estimated 8000 conventioneers to the west and saint francis. san francisco mayor daniel lurie addressed attendees on the first day, telling them they've arrived. as the city is on an upward trajectory at this very moment. >> san francisco is at an inflection point, and in this new era, our potential has no ceiling. i'm glad you bet on san francisco and brought your conference here. >> the conference has an outsized impact, drawing other conventions to the city to coincide with jp morgan's. alex bastian from the hotel council of san francisco said it's meant full hotel rooms around the city. >> so we're talking about 20,000 people in total, probably in town around

jp morgan continues its health care conference in san francisco today.was analysts from jp morgan the downgraded the bay area's joby aviation, saying they were less impressed by green ideas in this new era of politics. other ev toll companies fell, too. that's electric vertical takeoff and landing. now, incoming president trump has railed against green projects. he did so at his press conference last week, saying, for instance, he wouldn't want any windmills built during his administration. mcdonald's, facing a lawsuit over its popular scholarship program that awards tuition to hispanic americans. the person who brought the suit says it's unfair for people who aren't hispanic. that same person sued harvard over its minority admission plan and won. mcdonald's. a few days ago announced it was ending many of its diversity programs. meta says its ceo, mark zuckerberg, has been invited to monday's inauguration. that's notable because donald trump has been very public about his dislike for zuckerberg, in fact. trump's change of mind on tiktok, he now says he d

a lot rain and 9 o'clock and the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco. yep. they do expect a lot of people to show up thousands as a matter of fact and millions of dollars. >> hopefully coming into the local economy. incredible. joy horta is live in union square where there's an increase in security. joey? >> a noticeable president due here. those motorcycle officers going by right now, we've seen dozens of san francisco police officers out here this morning as i step out of the way, you can see also that barricades that blocking off the entrance is if they can get a better secure situation out here, many people are expected to attend. this is the first big healthcare conference since the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed in new york city last month. jp morgan chase announcing this morning that daniel pinto is president and chief operating officer will be stepping down in june protesters we heard from yesterday when a public takeover of the health care industry which they say putting profits over people. we spoke with a few people attending the con

jp morgan just putting out something that the preliminary estimates indicate that insurance losses fromes could approach $10 billion. that is high but manageable. that gives you on the financial side of things, a glimpse of the magnitude of what they are dealing with. as i was saying from the news conference, two civilian fatalities in the eton fire and those officials are saying none of those fires are under control, or remotely under control. repeating again and again, the evacuation orders which have expanded to 32,500 people, they must be listened to. that is the qr code, that will take you to the bbc live page, constant updates on reporters accounts, witness accounts and related details from the officials. we continue to monitor that news conference if more significance comes from it we will return. for the next few minutes, less turn to a few of the other important studies of the other important studies of the other important studies of the day. political leaders in europe have been reacting to donald trump's refusal to rule out using military force to seize greenland. the german

and the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco. yep. they're expecting a lot of people to come by thousands. in fact, to attend millions of dollars, hopefully flooding into the local economy. and they've had some protesting over coverage showing horses live in union square where there is an increase in security. joey? >> yeah, you can definitely notice the increase in police presence here. as you take a look here, the westin saint frincis is where this event is taking place. invite only and police and security are at the door making sure no one gets into the hotel without credentials. security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of police officers on foot patrol. >> and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. this is like the super bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect luigi maggi charged with murder protesters in s

jp m morgan, wells fargo reportd a double beat on earnings. wells fargo is up 2 and two thirds percent. jp morgan investment banking revenue up 46%, wells fargo investment fees up 59%. these are animal spirits. i think they're expecting animal spirits to continue with deregulation coming under trump. >> i'm not surprised but it was expected to be a strong quarter. it feels like that's how it's getting started. we've had two of them so far. let's see what the rest of them do. i'm not surprised. i think financials will be a place you want to put money. i just wanted to know for like jp morgan, loan loss reserve account i know it was 2.6 billion or something but are they added more money to the account or are they not? that's going to be an interesting take on what the banks think about what the future holds. if they're raising the money in those accounts, that means they're a little cautious about default. maria: feels like good sentiment on the financials. as adam said earlier, the energy sector will be a pay juror major beneficiary of the dere

jp morgan warned insurers that the cost is expected to pass $20 billion.e could rise further as the fires are not controlled and continue to spread. many affected homes were not insured. some of the biggest insurers hit by hurricanes and other natural disasters over the years have seized writing or stopped renewing policies in high—risk coastal and wildfire areas like pacific palisades. hurricane katrina in 2005 was the most expensive us natural disaster, with an estimated cost of $200 billion, according to national oceanic and atmospheric administration. blazes in california in 2018, including the camp fire caused an estimated $30 billion of damage. i spoke to garret gray, president of insurance solutions at corelogic and one of the evacuees of the palisades fire, to discuss the range of the damage and the financial toll of rebuilding. insurability is a big problem. notjust here in california, but all over the country. for example, in florida where there's hurricanes. there has been a lack of access to insurance. so, there is different government programm

i think only jp morgan is the one which is quite open about the impact of ai on their businesses, andup to $2 billion of benefits can come from ai, and it can go more, so banks start thinking about this in more detail, and we expect this will be even more investigated in the coming quarters. tom: jp morgan had put a dollar number on it, and you expect more banks to be disclosing in the months and quarters ahead. really great piece of research. how ai is shaping and affecting the finance sector with a particular focus on banks. today's bloomberg big take takes a look at former wall street analysts who are turning to social media and content creation to make a living. the biggest base globally of slashed equity analyst jobs. the story talks to a former analyst plying his trade on youtube, giving his irreverent investment takes behind an avatar of shrek. that is also with your time at dictate. the global bond selloff good place yields further toward thresholds. longer did a yields getting about 5%. we will discuss next with alexander from a wealth management company. what is happening wi

. >> there is heightened security in downtown san francisco this week for the annual jp morgan healthcare conference. first lady doctor jill biden was among those who delivered remarks today. she spoke on the importance of advancing women's health research. this year's conference marks the first major health care industry gathering since the killing of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. some attendees say they do notice the tighter security. i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i've never seen so many police officers. >> at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. >> the conference will run through thursday. it's expected to bring an estimated 92 million dollars. the local economy. >> still ahead, giving wildfire displaced pets second chance of bay area shelter is working to rehome dogs left behind in southern california. >> plus, a last ditch effort to save a safeway store from closing in the and more bay area schools could be on the chopping block tonight. san jose parents and teachers sharing their concerns. pete

that's according to jp morgan chase. and for many people they simply don't have insurance that's going to cover their losses here. according to recent data, insurance companies declined to renew policies for 2.8 million homeowners in california between 2020 and 2022, and that includes more than 500,000 homes in los angeles county. joining us now, someone who, unfortunately and tragically, is having to live this out in her own life, peggy holter was denied private insurance coverage on the contents of her condo. she just lost her home in that palisades fire. peggy, hi. thank you for being here. i am so sorry for what you're going through. >> thank you. it's just it's been difficult. part of the problem was that we thought. i thought that my place would never burn because i sat. it was right underneath the reservoir. and every chopper that wanted to fill up with water had to go there and pretty much fly over my bedroom. and this didn't happen this time. and we discovered the day later that the reservoir was dry. so on top

that's according to jp morgan. and that just adds to the losses from natural disasters worldwide.cnn's anna stewart has more details on that. >> last year was very costly due to natural disasters, hurricanes, storms and floods all around the world. >> munich re, the world's biggest insurer, estimated total losses of $320 billion with $140 billion covered by insurance. so less than half climate change is playing a big role, according to munich re's chief scientist. >> we saw a number of extreme weather events in many countries, including canada, united arab emirates, spain and brazil. >> we all have the pictures in mind with the airport in dubai knee deep in water with the city of valencia, where cars were swept away in mud like toys with areas that were widespread flooded in brazil, in central and eastern europe, in china and in many other regions, climate change is showing its claws. >> the two costliest, most destructive disasters of last year were both in the united states. hurricanes helene and milton. the aftermath led to losses of $56 billion and $38 billion, respectively. n

it doesn't matter if you are citibank or jp morgan or a regional bank. deployments for all these banks. the capital reserve requirements are exceptionally high. i think traditional lenders to real estate can't engage in the types of financing the used to engage in. that leaves open territory for alternative financing. jonathan: a big 12 months coming up. thank you. josh friedman there. a lot going on at davos. we have another location here in switzerland. i'm sitting down with the editor-in-chief. >> domestic consolidation. the main driver of value creation is domestic. european banks, we have been saying that for a while. we won't be able to compete if you don't have a banking union and a capital market union. look at the balance of european banks. it is not an issue but we are still basically financing a lot of things that in the u.s. are financed by capital markets. a lot of the resources banks use are going to different businesses. not necessarily, you know, in terms of profitability better performing ones. for one unit of risk by u.s. bank has a hig

jp morgan. that was recently. okay. these programs have gone wildly out of control.honest, that is what they have become. so if we want to talk about how we get back to fairness in this country, it's embracing the idea of the american dream. stop looking at each other by their skin color. stop looking at them as a certain sect. stop asking what their sexual proclivities are at work, and just get back to fairness and judging people on merit. >> robby starbuck, thank you for joining us. a lot of people focused on your words, and we appreciate you joining us this morning very, very much. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. you bet. talk to you soon. when we come back, squawk box has a lot more we'll talk i and more after this. >> at capital. >> group we believe in the potential energy of fixed. >> income. >> fueled by. >> 50 years. >> of experience. >> our distinctive approach to fixed income investing has delivered strong long term results and could. >> power portfolios. >> to reach investor goals. all you have to. >> do to activate. >> this potential energy is.

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