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The Moody’s bank downgrades

New York, June 21, 2012 — Moody’s Investors Service today repositioned the ratings of 15 banks and securities firms with global capital markets operations. The long-term senior debt ratings of 4 of...

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‘I ain’t dead’— US bank holding companies

Click for Goldman’s ‘living will ‘ for regulators, listing how it would try to resolve by selling parts of its business under bankruptcy: Continue reading: ‘I ain’t dead’ — US bank holding companies

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JPMorgan Whale loss $4.4bn, *restates* Q1

*JPM $4.4B PRETAX LOSS FROM CIO TRADING LOSS *JPMORGAN 2Q EPS EX-DVA $1.09, EX ALL GAINS 67C, EST. 76CContinue reading: JPMorgan Whale loss $4.4bn, *restates* Q1

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Citi’s Q2

Net income down 12 per cent to $2.9bn, a sombre investment banking performance – equities revenue down 29 per cent on the year – while in releasing loan loss reserves… Continue reading: Citi’s Q2

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VaRy unwound

JP Morgan’s second-quarter 10-Q is out – and so is its restated filing for the first quarter. Of course, the bank has already opened the kimono (as Jamie Dimon might say) on the unwinding – and...

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Carry on bank credit

US banks as one of the last big carry opps, really? Chart via Ralph Axel at BofA Merrill Lynch: Continue reading: Carry on bank credit

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As good as Goldman?

Goldman’s Q3 is out, and it’s raised the roof in trading / the dividend: The Board of Directors of Group Inc. increased the firm’s quarterly dividend to $0.50 per common share from $0.46 per common...

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Another day, another BofA mortgage suit

Although actually, this is being touted as “the first civil fraud suit brought by the Department of Justice concerning mortgage loans sold to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac,” directed at Countrywide/BofA....

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Give me Basel III, but not yet

Fresh from the Fed. (And FDIC, and OCC) Continue reading: Give me Basel III, but not yet

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TAG, you’re zero

Quite the rally in T-bills… continuing apace on Friday, now that the Transaction Account Guarantee has become increasingly, quietly, talked about in the past tense ahead of a year-end renewal deadline....

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JPM: stress is what other banks feel

A grateful hat tip to the FT’s Shahien Nasiripour for constructing and sending us the following basic spreadsheet. It shows the discrepancy between the Fed’s estimates of how the largest banks would...

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The annual CCAR results clown show

To summarise: 1) Fed objected to their capital plans: Ally Financial and BB&T.Continue reading: The annual CCAR results clown show

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Glass-Steagall, reanimated

PROHIBITION AGAINST TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING STRUCTURED OR SYNTHETIC PRODUCTS.—Continue reading: Glass-Steagall, reanimated

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US housing’s resilience

The Q2 results from Wells Fargo and JP Morgan have again raised the issue of declining mortgage refinancings (if rates stay elevated), along with spurring more general worries about the housing market....

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Whose overconfident banks are these?

Here’s a list from the Federal Reserve of good and bad practices by bank holding companies tasked with planning how to stay capitalised under its stress tests and big forward-looking capital reviews....

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Friday banks chart, Italian-American edition

OK, one country can print in its own currency, while the other can’t. There is also no suggestion of an intimate circle of support in the US by which banks and the government prop each other up (as...

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A simpler JPMorgan

We have meaningfully simplified the company… – Jamie Dimon’s 38-page letter to JPMorgan shareholders, April 8 2015Continue reading: A simpler JPMorgan

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