The "third Arrow" (of Structural Reform) Is

If You Went To All Those Little Towns In America, Jpmorgan Was There In Good Times And Bad Times, And, In Fact, Helped A Lot Of People Through The Tough Times. And We Know That's When They Need Us The Most.

We Take Smaller Companies And Middle-sized Companies, All Around The World, And We Do Currency Exchange For Them; We Raise Bonds And Equities For Them; And We Do Inventory Finance, Trade Finance, And Custody Of Assets.

Dodd-frank And Independent Actions Of Banks Go A Long Way In Terms Of Progress On Capital, Liquidity, Transparency, "living Wills" (plans For Winding Down A Bank In The Event Of A Collapse) And Resolutions.

We're Diversified, We're Stable And Consistent. Our Businesses Benefit From Each Other.

I Think The Free-enterprise System Has Been Great For Society. That Doesn't Mean It's Completely Perfect. And Also, When People Say Capitalism, I'm Not Really Sure What They Mean.