Emily Glazer
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219 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2017
last heard Jan 2021
Emily Glazer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's a really important one, and it's one that the bank has invested a lot of money in.
And it doesn't sound like they're giving up yet, but we wanted to shed light on it because it is challenging for them, and it's something that they are struggling with right now.
Listen ambitiously.
It's a really interesting case, Charlie, and I think the cost cuts of around $200 million at the consumer banking unit definitely can tell us a couple of things about how the business is going right now.
What we know from our sources is that it's not directly the only thing going on.
There's multiple factors when a bank as large as JPMorgan and a unit as large as its consumer banking unit, which, by the way, includes branches, cards, small business, a whole host of things.
decides to do mid-year cost cuts like that.
But it certainly seems suspicious to us, especially after hearing about the concerns inside the bank about how and if the Chase Sapphire Reserve card, one of the biggest hits Chase has ever had, whether that will make money or not.
Absolutely.
These are affluent millennials who love a good deal.
They love their points.
You know, it's almost, we've written about people fighting at the dinner table of who gets to pay because they want the points.
Think about the last time that used to happen.
Usually it's people avoiding, you know, putting that much money on their cards.
But these are really travel savvy consumers.
You know, they get extra points for dining and travel.
They get this, they used to get a huge 100,000 point sign-on bonus that was later cut in half to 50,000.
And these are people who are not necessarily going to leave a balance on their cards every month.
They pay off
And that's because they are affluent and have the money to do it, and they're savvy about their finances.
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