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2013-10-07 — npr.org
``Well, there are two things going on that would explain why it's the largest bank fine. The first one, and perhaps the most important, is that JPMorgan can pay the fine. You know, there were a lot of abuses at other banks. But as it stands right now, it's dubious that Bank of America or Citigroup could absorb an $11 billion fine in the way that JPMorgan can. JPMorgan is just an incredibly strong and powerful bank.''
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