i'd like to zero in on the bank of america. ister moynihan, are you aware of how many ppp loans your bank has facilitated on behalf of its customers? >> almost 500, 000, 95% are forgiven and paid already. not sure about the rest of them. >> how many of those loans in terms of percentage, have those loans been forgiven in full, as opposed to impart? >> the loans that are forgiven, our vast majority have been forgiven are full. >> in full. what we're starting to see here, with some reporting in the intersection, this is one reason why i was curious about the numbers. we're starting to see that bank of america is refusing to forgive some ppp loans in full. but in terms of the portal, the bank of america set up it's very difficult to appeal these decisions and in fact what we're seeing is that bank of america had pre populated forgiveness amount in their portal, sometimes drastically lower than small business owners had anticipated, and had qualified for. in instances where the small business owners had documentation, there is very

since the episode, my impression of bank of america has the bank reimbursed the customers the losses caused by unauthorized users of fraud? >> we have a policy where if a client of ours sends another client and there's fraud we take care of it because we shouldn't let the other person and and frankly that is the kind of work as an industry -- >> you were not here earlier but the context of the cell fraud is lower than check for claims fraud, so we are working hard as an industry to take the fraud out of systems among all of us because inside the platform it's another customer and -- >> i want to make sure that i'm understanding if there are losses caused by an unauthorized user or by fraud by a cell, the situation like mr. barr, would you reimburse? >> if it is an account transfer between a customer we will reimburse and across the industry we've worked withe? others to do the same thing. >> what if the victim is only a customer? >> the other institution where the money went to tries to recover and we work it through. we reimburse a lot of -- >> the headline suggests the bank saysmo i

bank of america reimbursed mr. barr's four losses associated with his credit card and atm, but not with the losses associated with zelle. according to the article, after being contacted by the new york times, bank of america ultimately relented and remembers mr. barr's for the loss is associated with cell. since the episode with mr. barrett, my question for bank of america, as bank of america adopted a policy of reimbursing below a zellwood customers for losses caused by unauthorized users or fraud? >> we have a policy where we, if a client of ours sends money to another client in defraud, we will take care of that. because we should have let the other person in. and frankly, that's the kind of work we are doing as an industry. i think, you are here earlier, but the context of zelle fraud is that it's lower than check in our company, the claims for fraud. so, we are working hard as an industry to take the fraud out of the system. among all of, us by working together. because inside the zelle platform, it's another b

since the episode, my question is is bank of america. reimbursd zelle customers for losses caused by unauthorized users orn fraud? >> we have. we have a policy of a client of ours sends money to another client in fraud we will take care of that because we should about the other person in. that's the work were doing as an industry. you are not here earlier but the context of zelle fraud is lower than check in our company.f claims for fraud. we are working hard in the industry to take the fraud out of the system. all of us working together. inside the zelle platform is another t bank customer partly kick people out of zelle if they don't have. >> if there losses caused by an authorized user or by fraud via zelle, would you reimburse? >> if the situations with occult meet to meet transfer between a customer to customer we will reimburse and across the industry we work with her other culligan situations to do the same thing for. >> what if the victim is only a customer question at the other institution where the money went tries to recover it

your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. >>> welcome back. eople in florida chose not to evacuate ahead of hurricane's land fall leading to some rescues and others in need still have to wait it out. crews have been rescuing residents who chose to ignore evacuation orders throughout the storm. take a look at this video. coast guard is saving seven people out on a boat in key west. emergency response is suspended. residents in need of assistance can still call 911 but help will be triaged and responders assist as soon as the weather allows. joining us now, senior child protection advisors at save the children. barbara amaratti. she is head of the response team for hurricane ian. thank you for being with us. save the churn has responded to many hurricanes over the years. in your experience, what do the children going through this need the most? >> sure. thank you so much, john. indeed, savechildren responded along the gulf coast since 2005. we know that children suffer the most in emergencies. disasters are scary for kids. they have lasting conse

leÓn: si tiene aÑos soÑando con tener casa propia, "bank of america" anunciÓ un plan dirigido era hispanosto cuando comprar una vivienda se ha convertido en un verdadero reto para familias hispanas, "bank of america" anunciÓ que otorgarÁ crÉditos hipotecarios en determinadas ciudades, con particularidades, como cero pagos iniciales, cero costos de cierre, sin seguro hipotecario y sin puntuaciÓn crediticia mÍnima. los seleccionados serÁn afroamericanos y latinos que viven en charlotte, dallas, detroit, los Ángeles y miami. Él esdirector de una compaÑÍa de bienes y raÍces, y reaccionÓ ante este anuncio. >> lo que habrÍa es que indagar un poco mÁs en las letras pequeÑas a ver quÉ tan cierto es a lo que se estÁ ofreciendo. reportero: muchos solicitantes a prÉstamos hipotecarios a veces terminan desilusionados porque los bancos los rechaza por su bajo historial crediticio. es por eso que esta instituciÓn bancaria ha decidido tomar en cuenta otros factores, como el pago puntual del alquiler, el pago del telÉfono o el historial del pago del seguro del automÓvil. "bank of america" asegura que no h

bank of america, assets of approximately 244 trillion dollars. the predecessor bank assured a mortgage with real and personal properties, including 13 enslaved people. a predecessor bank agreed to a $10,000 mortgage to u.s. secretary of state john forsythe with 40 enslaved people as collateral. j.p. morgan chase, assets of approximately $3.38 trillion. predecessor bank accepted 13,000 enslaved people as collateral for loans. came into possession of 1250 enslaved people from defaults on loans. in the case of j.p. morgan chase there has been an apology publicly made in announcing a scholarship which amounts to about 384,000 $.61 per enslaved -- i have a question for you, each of you. the question is this. if you believe your bank has done enough to atone for your involvement with slavery, kindly raise a hand into the air. let the record reflect that no hand has been raised. will you publicly, will you publicly publish an atonement plan on or before your next appearance before this committee? an atonement plan has indicated you've not done enough, wi

, so let's hear it for erica jones from bank of americaism thank you so much! [applause] >> alright. good all most afternoon everyone. it is so great to be here. great to see all your faces. on behalf of the 6 thousand bank of america employees in the bay area i want to say thank you all for allowing me to be here and speak with you today. it has been amazing to getting to virtually meet some of you. our commitment to advance racial equality and economic opportunity in the bay area across diverse communities and help individuals and families live better financial lives is through investing through lending and through giving. bank of america has a long history investing in youth development and employment opportunities. since 2010 bank of america funded 20thousand jobs for young people. helping them gain valuable workforce skills and stay focused on their futures. we also invested $160 million since 2018 to connect youth and young adults to jobs, mentoring and other opportunities includingfunding jobs with non profit partners and are supporting skill building and

of the committee at any time. this hearing is entitled, holding meghan banks accountable. oversight of americas largest consumer facing banks. i recognize myself for four minutes to give an opening statement. testifying before us today, we have the ceo of the seven largest u.s. commercial breaks that each serve millions of consumers. chairwoman of this committee, i prioritize connecting rigorous oversight over our nation's largest banks and their activities. last year for these mega banks that survived for us. since then our motion continues, to battling ongoing epidemic. inflation that is affecting every household budget, russia's invasion of ukraine, raising interest rates another crisis. and better that economy. in this environment, the role of banks played to protect consumers and provide access to affordable credit is absolutely critical. over the past several years that we've seen several symptoms of banking across the country take a dramatic shift. our nation's largest banks have gotten even bigger during the pandemic. in part through mergers, regulators have rubberstamp these acts -- fo

your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. >>> we could learn more information about the 2020 election owe version. the group's lead are of oath keepers are facing charngs. their trial will get underway tomorrow with jury selection and opening statements could begin as early as thursday. "the washington post" knows the prosecutors plan to call as many as 40 witnesses over a projected five week span. they'll draw 800 statements from those charged and summarize tens of thousands of messages, video footage and phone calls leading up to the january 6 attack. despite nearly 900 arrests and hundreds of convictions related to the capitol assault, rhodes and the four co-defendants are the first to stand trial on charges of conspiracy. it marks the biggest test yet in the doj's efforts to hold rioter accountable. elsewhere, voting machines in one georgia county are being replaced after a forensic's team linked to former president trump were seen on camera handling that equipment last year. >> an office will replace the voting equipment in coffee county to all

bad news is priced in and not a lot has to go right for the stock to react positively >> joe bank of america it on the tv. it's on their list >> it is i don't know that my ownership of bank of america is specifically because of the free cash flow yield. i think free cash flow yield, i've been talking about this since the beginning of the year. it's important in this environment because it gives the company flexibility. they can pay down dividends. valero is on this list it's a name that i own other energy names, chevron, exxon mobil. and then abbvie, i own that as well free cash flow is important. but specifically to bank of america, it's not why i own it >> i was going to get there, anyway, thanks, joe. >>> charter, kari, don't name everything else on the list, please >> i won't i won't. it's bad enough to name charter. charter is a name that we own. it has tremendous cash flow yield. it also is at a two-year low if you look at the chart. and we think that it's overdone. this is all about streaming wars and people cutting the cord. but it's u.s. centric. you don't have to deal witother deno

but in this case, i am touting for free enterprise, and if bank of america wanted to do it, let's see wait and see. >> thank you, rachel. rachel: of course. take two. nasa is getting ready for liftoff again with the scheduled launch of artemis i today. the return to the moon coming up. plus, it's national tailgating day, we've been talking about it all morning, and we're gearing up for game day with everything that you need this football season. ♪ good morning ♪ - [narrator] the future. the way you see it is said to depend on where you sit. at x-chair, we think it also gets down to how you sit, which is why our technology is lightyears ahead. x-chair has done it again with our groundbreaking elemax technology, providing hours of infinite comfort no matter where in the world you're sitting by synthesizing the universe's elements, bringing hot, cold, and touch into one extraordinary seating experience. our mission is to help you discover that every work day can happen with body and mind in an out-of-this-world place of comfort and productivity. x-chair is charting a new course, helping

of the committee at any time. this hearing is entitled, holding meghan banks accountable. oversight of americasgest consumer facing banks. i recognize myself for four minutes to give an opening statement. testifying before us today, we have the ceo of the seven largest u.s. commercial breaks that each serve millions of consumers. chairwoman of this committee, i prioritize connecting rigorous oversight over our nation's largest banks and their activities. last year for these mega banks that survived for us. since then our motion continues, to battling ongoing epidemic. inflation that is affecting every household budget, russia's invasion of ukraine, raising interest rates another crisis. and better that economy. in this environment, the role of banks played to protect consumers and provide access to affordable credit is absolutely critical. over the past several years that we've seen several symptoms of banking across the country take a dramatic shift. our nation's largest banks have gotten even bigger during the pandemic. in part through mergers, regulators have rubberstamp these acts -- for fa

. >> ceos from the countries six largest banks, including jane fraser of citigroup and brian moynihan from bank of america, testified before the house financial services committee on regulatory and oversight matters in the banking industry. they addressed several issues including the influence of chinese banks and the impacts of the pandemic. this is part one of a three-part hearing. this first portion of the hearing is two hours. >> the committee will come to order. without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. this hearing is entitled "holding megabanks accountable: oversight of america's largest consumer facing banks" ." i now recognize myself for four minutes to give an opening statement. testifying before us today we have the ceos of the seven largest u.s. commercial banksre that each serve millions of consumers. as chairwoman of this committee i have t prioritized conducting rigorous oversight over our nation's largest banks and their activities. last year four of these megabanks testified before spirit since then our nationst continues to battle an ongo

wells is my biggest position, but i really like bank of america as well. >> you were talking about netincome, just to make sure we're all speaking the same language here. jason snipe, bank stocks being cheap. banks being cheap relative to the rest of the market will get you a ham sandwich i mean, it doesn't mean anything necessarily if the market is going to be upset further from here >> yeah, no doubt about it, scott. i mean price does matter, but to your point if there's no growth ahead, you know, what does it matter, you know but for me i think when i look at the banks there's little stories i think you need to pay attention to one, if i'm looking at the asset managers when you're looking at trading, trading volume, volatility, goldman comes to mind, blackrock is another name we like. when we're talking about the yield curve and obviously we're talking about an inversion now it's not a steeping of the curve. rates rising i think net interest income i think as steph mentioned is an important story to pay attention to. i think of regionals and also bank of america which is well situat

it's something to watch for sure and then the stock of the day, it has to be apple we've got bank of america analysts cutting that stock to in essence what is a neutral rating they've also cut their price target at the same time, you've got rosenblatt's security analyst upgrading the stock to a buy b of a thinks that this is no longer as much of a safe haven trade as it once was, and it could be, you know, subject to weakening consumer demand. rosenblatt says their channel checks and surveys think that there is more robust demand for the iphone 14 than some people are expecting. net net, though, the stock is down 5% and right now, brian, because of that 5% drop, it is the single biggest laggard in terms of point impacts on not just the dow, but the s&p, and the nasdaq as well, by a pretty wide margin. keep an eye on apple shares. i'll send things back over to you. >> and apple is the biggest hold organize the top three or five holdings in 150 to 300 major etfs even if you don't apple directly, apple's down move is taking down your portfolio with it >> anybody who owns an s&p index etf for th

morgan, citigroup and bank of america testified before the senate banking committee on how the companies handle consumer and social issues. watch coverage 9:30 eastern on c-span2. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell's book on the floor of the senate about inflation and the economy and discussed the disclose act of 2022 and urged members to vote no on that bill. first this morning i was deeply saddened to learn we lost a dedicated and long serving member of the senate family this week. officer william thomas of the united states p capitol police passed away after a battle with cancer. he was only 38 years young. officer thomas joined the forese nearly 14 years ago. he quickly became a familiar face to many of the senators and staff serving. by all accounts, his dedication and professionalism and service in the senate division and most recently in the communications division were a credit to the entire department and to our institutions. officer thomas in the close knit community of brave men and women to keep us safe here thee capital. the entire senate joins officer thomas as well as

fed officials say policy not restrictive enough yet >> plus, apple's demand concern, bank of america wngrades the stock this morning, pointing to signs of a weakening consumer. and, "affordability challenges," carmax blaming widespread inflation pressures for a sharp sales decline and the shares of that company are tumbling ahead of the open. >> let's begin with the markets pulling back after yesterday's rally, jim a lot of these revised numbers, core pce consumption, are q2 numbers, but claims, lowest since april? >> you listen to ms. mester talk tough, and then you get those numbers. it's very difficult to say, well, she's too hard on what they're doing. because those claims were -- i don't want to say they're bad, but the claims are too hot, and david, what we continue to see is big macrodata not giving the fed what it needs, even as we do microdata on companies, for instance, like carmax. and we say, wait a second, they may be working, but they ain't buying there's service. they're going out. restaurants are big. travel's big expedia told us that but if i were on the fed, i would

economy from bank of america ceo brian modern hand. anks for being here. >> good to see you, bret. it's nice to be here. >> bret: you know, you have a very unique perspective on the economy. bank of america is huge. you have more than 208,000 employees in the united states around the world. you served one out of every two american households. that's an amazing stat. 3.2 million u.s. small businesses. and manage more than $3.8 trillion in client balances. so, as you all look at the u.s. economy today, the state of inflation, consumer spending, where do you see it? >> well, first of all, as we look at the economy based on statistics in that data we report every month receive consumer spending. everybody has to acknowledge inflation is tough on people and you had some segments on that aalready tonight. reality consumers are spending more. in august of 2022 they spent 10% more than they did in the month of august of 2021. likewise in september 15% more. that's good news one. good news two, if you look at the account balances for our custome

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at $32.50, bank of america, ban of america, bank of america. come back in a year and a half, good opportunity i forecast that benefiting from higher rates, and also derisked about as much as any bank for the last 15 years, since the global financial crisis. >> right looking at -- so it's a bit under a 3% yield you think that if the banks were able without limits to buy back as much stock as they could, this would be ideal. right? they are kind of earning plenty. have excess capital, yet can't quite directly get out there and buy shares much as they'd like >> right some regional banks still can buy back stocks. banks like pnc, regions, fifth third, regional banking we favor. you're right jpmorgan and citi bank can't and can't buy back that much stock. next year, though, with all of these earnings likely to happen in the second half of this year, they'll build up capital ratios quickly and be back in the game. between now and first quarter of next year you need to be heavy in the banks we start picking away right now, know. >> and as outside of t

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bank of america $244 trillion the predecessor bank's security mortgage with real and personal propertythe borrower's property included 13 enslaved people. the predecessor bank agreed to a 10,000-dollar mortgage to the u.s. secretary of state john forsythe with 40 enslaved people as collateral. j.p. morgan chase assets of approximately $3.38 trillion. predecessor banks accepted 14,000 enslaved people as collateral for loans came into the possession of 1,250 enslaved people from defaults on loans. in the case of j.p. morgan chase there's been an apology publicly made and announcement of $5 million scholarship which amounts to about $384.61. i have a question for you, each of you. the question is this. if you believe your bank has done enough to atone for your involvement with slavery, kindly raise your hand into the air. let the record reflect no hand has been raised. next question will you publicly publish a plan on or before your next appearance before the committee? and atonement plan but you've not done enough will you publish and atonement plan before your next visit, if so raise yo

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is that how you see it, mister moynihan, with bank of america? 's no question that increasing capital for us 1% mixes not be able to land 160 billion dollars of loans into the economy, it's not straightforward. it's a simple calculation. >> so, there is an economic cost to regulatory capital requirements that are beyond what is economic or historic needs for your institutions. thank you for your testimony. >> thank you very much. the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. maloney, who is also the chair of the house committee on oversight and reform, is now recognized for five minutes. >> quickly, get ready. >> thank you so much, chairman waters, for calling this important meeting and all of our panelists. i thank you for all of your comments, particularly those who talked about wanting to reduce overdraft fees that drain billions of dollars from america's poor and working class communities every year. the consumer financial protection bureau has found that overdraft fees caused our consumers over 15 billion dollars in 2019 alone. it feels disproportionat

mark at bank of america. marine o'connor over at wells fargo. still ahead, the finals read of the week ahead. a host of global rate decisions, including the federal reserve. that conversation comes up next. this is bloomberg rated --. >> on the week of -- ahead, coming up, jay powell and the federal reserve are kicking things off on wednesday. a big decision, and then it's the bank of japan and the bank of england on thursday. plus we get another round of jobless claims, and we will round out the week with some new pmi's. europe manufacturing. let's get our next guest year. glad we could get to on the program. before we ended here, let's start off with a look ahead. were going to expect the 75 basis points out of the fed here. do you have any sense of hope that that could be it. for that day, it's a big hike in november, but i think a hundred basis points are on the table, but more importantly, with the actuality, much more important. this week's numbers a game changer, and it reminded me of november of last year. it became clear that inflation w

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your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. at the january 6th committee will present in the hearing. the clips are from a documentary that followed roger stone leading up to the attack on the capital. this is an exert. >> what they are assuming, the election will be normal, and the election will not be normal. armed guards will throw them out, i'm the president. you are not stealing florida. i am challenging all of it and the judges we are going to are judges i appointed. >> joining us now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent, al ali vitali. >> that video says a lot, and we are told by our sources it's likely that is some of the new documentary footage that is shown during tomorrow's hearing. the first this panel is doing since taking a break for the month of august, but during that period of time they were still talking to witnesses, key people within the trump administration, and within the white house trying to get a sense of what was happening after january 6th as well as in those critical hours when the capitol itself was

harder for first-time home buyers to be able to take out mortgages again, i'd like to ask both bank of america and citi bank what you have done, do you have any programs or ideas of how we can help facilitate home ownership, even with the challenges of increased interest rates would be moving the 30 year mortgage to sort of a 50 year mortgage to lower the interest rate payments per month? would that help? any ideas you may have and after that anyone else's ideas, first mr. moynihan and then ms. fraser >> we have programs that provide down payment assistance and grants for that if you get hud counseling we have programs developing 6 billion a year we do low income housing development and so it's a multifacet thing but i think at the end of the day, the amount of adjustment that will go on as rates adjust is intended to attack the inflation and it'll take a period of time to sort through. >> thank you, the gentlewoman's time has expired. >> i yield back. >> is now recognized for five minutes. >> that's chair waters at the house financial services committee. you're watching the big bank ceos test

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