Scan the earnings and scan for the word "efficiencies".
"We have maintained strong credit discipline and driven significant operating efficiencies in the company while
investing heavily to build a risk and control environment appropriate for a bank of our size and complexity."
"Noninterest expense decreased slightly as the impact of efficiency initiatives, including lower severance and salaries
expense and a decrease in professional and outside services expense, was largely offset by higher revenue-related
compensation expense predominantly in Wealth and Investment Management and higher technology and equipment
expense"
So they are laying off people at one part of the bank to pay for higher compensation in Wealth and Investment Management. Looks like all the profit is with Wealth Management -- look at Morgan Stanley and JPM numbers.