The nation's largest bank reopened offices to employees across the U.S. on Monday.
One in four U.S. adults is considered unbanked or underbanked in the U.S., according to one survey.
Business travel and in-person client meetings are back.
Prospects for returning to offices have gotten clearer in recent weeks as the vaccines have proliferated.
The actively managed fund will be available as soon as this summer.
The firm won't join peers in rewarding bankers with special payments, a source said.
The bank's ten-year commitment will include $1 trillion of financing for projects that bolster cleaner energy.
U.S. consumers have used stimulus checks to reduce debt to the lowest level in 40 years, he said.
The company has about 200,000 employees working from home.
The biggest banks see a path to returning to the office in Manhattan, London and financial capitals around the world.
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