American Express reported strong second quarter earnings, beating profit expectations through record card member spending. The company’s focus on wealthy customers helps buffer against financial instability. For the quarter, Amex’s billed business reached $416.3 billion, exceeding analyst forecasts, while total revenue grew by 9% to $17.9 billion. To stay competitive in the premium rewards space, American Express is reimagining its card offerings to appeal to Gen Z and millennials, focusing on enhanced travel and lifestyle benefits, as well as the overall design of its products.
American Express saw record Card Member spending in the quarter, with strong demand for premium products and best-in-class credit performance, according to CEO Stephen Squeri.
The company's billed business for the second quarter reached $416.3 billion, exceeding analyst estimates, fueled by increased customer spending and growth in card fees and revolving loan income.
American Express plans to refresh its premium credit cards with reimagined perks aimed at attracting Gen Z and millennial cardholders, who represent a substantial portion of consumer spending.
To remain competitive, American Express is focused on evolving the look and feel of its cards, and offering bespoke perks that enhance the travel and lifestyle experiences for customers.
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