摩根大通CEO杰米·戴蒙本周警告称经济中可能存在信贷风险，他表示“当你看到一只蟑螂，可能还有更多”。戴蒙在周二银行的季度盈利电话会议上承认，公司第三季度不得不计提1.7亿美元损失，与次级汽车贷款人和经销商Tricolor的破产有关。他还指出汽车零部件制造商First Brands的破产表明经济中可能存在其他信贷问题。“当你看到一只蟑螂，可能还有更多，所以每个人都应该警惕这一点”，戴蒙说。“First Brands，我将其归为同一类别，我见过其他几个也归为类似类别。我们总是关注这些事情，我们也不是全知全能的——我们也会犯错。”戴蒙补充说，自2010年以来，我们经历了信贷牛市的大部分时间，“这些是可能存在一些过剩的早期迹象，因为信贷牛市。如果我们 ever 经历衰退，你将会看到更多的信贷问题。”戴蒙说，摩根大通在Tricolor破产之后正在审查其控制措施，并表示1.7亿美元的损失是“我们最不完美的时候”。“当这种情况发生时，你可以假设我们会彻底检查每一个问题，每一个领域，一切可能发生的情况，以确保它不会再发生。”戴蒙说。First Brands正受到美国破产管理人办公室的司法部调查，该机构负责监督破产事务。该组织在周三的法院文件中称，有“足够的理由怀疑债务人委员会或执行管理团队的现任成员可能在管理债务人的业务事务中从事了实际欺诈、不诚实或犯罪行为。”

🔍 摩根大通CEO杰米·戴蒙本周警告称经济中可能存在信贷风险，表示‘当你看到一只蟑螂，可能还有更多’。戴蒙在周二银行的季度盈利电话会议上承认，公司第三季度不得不计提1.7亿美元损失，与次级汽车贷款人和经销商Tricolor的破产有关。

🚗 戴蒙指出汽车零部件制造商First Brands的破产表明经济中可能存在其他信贷问题。他认为First Brands与Tricolor属于同一类别，并提到其他几个公司也归为类似类别。

💰 戴蒙补充说，自2010年以来，我们经历了信贷牛市的大部分时间，‘这些是可能存在一些过剩的早期迹象，因为信贷牛市。如果我们 ever 经历衰退，你将会看到更多的信贷问题。’

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned this week that there could be credit risks lurking in the economy, saying that "when you see one cockroach there are probably more."

Dimon spoke on the bank's quarterly earnings call on Tuesday and acknowledged that the firm had to take a $170 million write-off in the third quarter related to the bankruptcy of subprime auto lender and dealership Tricolor. 

He also pointed to the bankruptcy of auto parts maker First Brands as suggesting there could be some other credit problems looming in the economy.

"When you see one cockroach, there are probably more, and so everyone should be forewarned of this one," Dimon said. "First Brands, I'd put in the same category, and there are a couple of other ones out that I've seen put in similar categories. We always look at these things, and we're not omnipotent – we make mistakes too."

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"We've had a credit bull market now for the better part of since 2010," Dimon added. "These are early signs there might be some excess out there because of it. If we ever have a downturn, you're going to see quite a few more credit issues."

Dimon said that JPMorgan is reviewing its controls after the Tricolor bankruptcy and said the $170 million loss is "not our finest moment."

"When something like that happens, you can assume that we scour every issue, every universe, everything about how it could be taking place to make sure it doesn't take place from here," Dimon said.

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"You can never completely avoid these things, but the discipline is to look at it in cold light and go through every single little thing, which you can imagine we've already done," he added.

First Brands is under investigation by the Justice Department's Office of U.S. Trustees, which oversees bankruptcy matters.

The group said in a Wednesday court filing that there are "ample grounds to suspect that current members of the debtors' boards or executive management team may have engaged in actual fraud, dishonesty, or criminal conduct in the management of the debtors' business affairs."

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Reuters contributed to this report.