Liquidity continues to dominate Q1 earnings season for banking. Saying his company can finally “play offense,” Cleveland-based KeyBank CEO Chris Gorman presented a solid balance sheet and a cautious take on the economic tailwinds for the balance of 2024.“While it’s still early in the year, we are on pace to deliver against the commitments that we detailed at the beginning of this year,” Gorman said in the Thursday (April 18) earnings report. “Key is back to playing offense and I remain excited about our fut ...