Forget the low end of JPMorgan’s (JPM) assertion of $0-$6B in possible losses from the FHFA lawsuit over $33B in MBS, writes Alison Frankel. A judge’s Monday decision allowing the suit (and a similar one against Merrill Lynch) to go forward blew up nearly every argument made by the banks, including the key one that Frannie – being so sophisticated with MBS – should have known better. The banks don’t want this is front of a jury. Look for a settlement before the summer 2014 trial date.
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Notable earnings before Friday’s open: DRH, INFY, JPM, WFC
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The FDIC filed suit on Friday against 11 major banks for allegedly mispresenting the quality of the loans that were packaged together in over $388M of mortgage bonds sold to Alabama-based Colonial Bank, which failed three years ago after being defrauded by Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage. The banks sued include the usual suspects of JPMorgan (JPM), Citigroup (C), BofA (BAC) and Wells Fargo (WFC).
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JPMorgan (JPM -2.1%) underperforms its TBTF brethren, lit up bright red after Deutsche’s Matt O’Connor downgraded this morning. “Risks at most peers no longer seem to be outsized vs. those at JPM – liquidity and capital differences have narrowed and certain peers seem ready to be more aggressive in maintaining/gaining market share.”
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Marek Fuchs, senior contributing analyst at TheStreet, praises eBay’s dumb luck and skill. Plus, the week’s performance review.
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Chicago investor Karen Kalaway has sued Barclays (BCS), JPMorgan (JPM), Citigroup (C) and others for damage to her futures-trading business because of the manipulation of the Euribor rate. Kalaway hopes to represent all U.S.-based investors who traded in Euribor-related vehicles from 2005-2009. Is this just the beginning of the legal fun?
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Also: Microsoft’s lost decade. Ex-JPM trader wins big by betting against the bank.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Cue the outrage. The New York Times ran a big headline on Tuesday:
“Former Brokers Say JPMorgan Favored Selling Bank’s Own Funds Over Others.”
The Times was, to borrow from Casablanca’s Captain Renault, shocked, shocked to find that banks favor selling more profitable in-house products over those put out by competitors. …
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