Says current NII run rate “not sustainable.” Says “very confident” in company’s ability to produce returns in current cycle. Says company has been “over-earning” on credit for a “substantial period.” Says still some headwinds in M&A. Expects “reasonably robust” card loan growth. Says consumer “continues to surprise on the upside.”
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