AmEx (NYSE: AXP) details July 2025 card delinquency and write-offs
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
American Express Company filed updated credit metrics for its U.S. Consumer and U.S. Small Business card loans held for investment for May, June and July 2025. As of July 31, 2025, U.S. Consumer Card Member loans totaled $93.7 billion, with 30‑days‑past‑due loans at 1.3% of total and a net write‑off rate on principal of 2.0%, slightly below 2.1% in June. U.S. Small Business Card Member loans totaled $30.5 billion, with 30‑days‑past‑due loans at 1.6% and a net write‑off rate of 2.7%, higher than 2.4% in May.
For the American Express Credit Account Master Trust, the ending total principal balance for the July 1–31, 2025 period was $25.4 billion, with a defaulted amount of $0.04 billion, an annualized default rate net of recoveries of 1.1% and total 30+ days delinquent of $0.2 billion. The company notes that trust performance can differ from overall portfolio metrics due to differences in loan mix, vintages, aging, calculation mechanics and normal month‑to‑month variability.
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FAQ
What credit metrics did American Express (AXP) report for July 2025 U.S. Consumer card loans?
For July 31, 2025, U.S. Consumer Card Member loans totaled $93.7 billion. Loans 30 days past due were 1.3% of total, and the net write‑off rate on principal was 2.0%.
What were the July 2025 U.S. Small Business card loan statistics for American Express (AXP)?
As of July 31, 2025, U.S. Small Business Card Member loans totaled $30.5 billion. Loans 30 days past due were 1.6% of total, and the net principal write‑off rate was 2.7%.
How large were American Express (AXP) total U.S. Consumer and Small Business loans held for investment in July 2025?
Total Card Member loans held for investment combining U.S. Consumer and U.S. Small Business segments were $124.2 billion as of July 31, 2025.
What default and delinquency figures did the American Express Credit Account Master Trust report for July 2025?
For July 1–31, 2025, the Lending Trust reported an ending total principal balance of $25.4 billion, a defaulted amount of $0.04 billion, an annualized default rate net of recoveries of 1.1%, and total 30+ days delinquent of $0.2 billion.
Why can American Express (AXP) Lending Trust performance differ from overall U.S. card portfolio metrics?
The company explains that differences in mix, vintage, aging of loans, calculation methods (such as end‑of‑period vs. average balances), additions to the trust, and factors like month length, holidays, weekends and seasonality can cause Lending Trust performance to be better or worse than overall portfolio statistics.
Do the reported statistics include American Express (AXP) Card Member loans held for sale?
No. The company states that Card Member loans classified as held for sale on the Consolidated Balance Sheets are not reflected in the delinquency and write‑off statistics table.