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Credit Card Performance Calm Before Storm: Interactive Graphic
Sandy is likely to roil delinquencies in the next month or so, but issuers posted another round of strong reports for October.
Rates Pressure Net Interest Margins Across Industry: Interactive Graphic
Some banks bucked the trend and others buckled under it. Overall, about two-thirds of publicly listed banks posted quarter-over-quarter declines in margins during the most recent round of earnings reports.
Citigroup, JPM on TBTF List; FERC Gets Tough
Receiving Wide Coverage ... Intergalactically Systemic: The list of really, really, waywayway too-big-to-fail banks is out, and Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase are on it. The Financial Stability Board, which is coordinating the international regulatory reform effort for the G20 economies, said Thursday that it had put the two New York banks in an echelon that would subject them to a 2.5% capital surcharge. That means that they would have to maintain common equity equal to 9.5%...
The Prognosis for Deferred Tax Assets
Some banks are recovering deferred tax assets. Will others ever get the chance?
When Will the Private Mortgage Market Return?
Even before the recent increases, prices Fannie and Freddie charge for credit risk were far higher than when their share of originations was at a low.
History's Roadmap for an End to TAG: Interactive Graphic
About $1.4 trillion of deposits are covered by federal insurance due to lapse in two months. How corporations have handled their cash over the last few years provides a guide to what might happen to the money.
Citi Catches Up in Credit Card Performance: Interactive Graphic
A rapid improvement this year in Citi’s credit performance has put the company firmly in the middle of the pack among the Big Six issuers, as the interactive graphic in this article shows.
Mortgage Boom Spurs Worries Over Quality of Bank Earnings: Interactive Graphic
The gap between consumer and secondary market mortgage rates has blown out to a 12-year high, as this interactive graphic shows. Lenders have trouble explaining what will replace mortgage earnings once production fizzles, however.
Early 3Q Data Hints at C&I Deceleration: Interactive Graphic
Growth in business lending by commercial banks remained brisk in the third quarter according to preliminary data, but continued to slide from a recent peak.
Tax Assets Could Add Billions to 3Q Earnings at Banks
Banks have recovered maybe $1 billion in tax assets written down because of doubts about future profitability. That leaves more than $5 billion to go.
Debit Earnings Regain Steam After Durbin Swoon: Interactive Graphic
Swipe fees jumped at an annual rate of 40% in the second quarter among a group of institutions subject to the new debit card price caps. Interactive data on interchange revenue at 900 companies.
Card Issuers Live on Swipe Fees as Loans Stagnate: Interactive Graphic
Interchange has become an ever-more important foundation for credit card lenders as loan portfolios tread water. This interactive graphic shows revenue yields and transaction volume data for large issuers.
Recoveries Curb Card Loss Rates: Interactive Data
Credit card collection efforts appear to be more successful than before the recession, controversial practices notwithstanding. This interactive graphic shows recovery and chargeoff data for large lenders.
Card Payment Rates Stymie Lending: Interactive Graphic
The portion of balances that credit cardholders paid off climbed again in August in a good sign for defaults but a bad one for portfolio growth. This interactive graphic shows key performance measures at the Big Six.
Bank Bond Portfolios Tip Hands on Strategy: Interactive Graphic
Banks as a whole continue to invest heavily in bonds issued by Fannie and Freddie, but allocations vary widely across individual companies. Use this interactive graphic to see portfolio composition for big holding companies.
Credit Card Challengers Advance: Interactive Graphic
Lenders have been giving slack on credit lines, but it hasn't been coming from the Big Three. Use this interactive graphic to see line and utilization trends at TD Bank on up.
Banks Find Upside in the End of Trups: Interactive Graphic
Few banks with trust-preferred debt would fall below the Basel III capital minimum without the securities. Many are using the phase-out as an opportunity to retire the high-cost funding.
Banks Place More Chips on Long-Dated Securities: Interactive Graphic
The selloff in Treasuries that extended through much of this month underscores the dangers of adding exposure to long-dated bonds, but both large and small banks have been doing just that in recent quarters. Use this interactive graphic to examine the maturity profiles holding companies with at least $1 billion in assets.
Credit Card Chargeoffs Tick Up: Interactive Graphic
Chargeoff rates ticked up at four of the six largest issuers in July from the previous month. Delinquencies held steady, however, bucking the typical seasonal increase, and writeoffs appear set to subside in the coming months.
Rates Change Deposit Game, But Old Habits Stick: Interactive Graphic
Low interest rates have allowed banks of all sizes to rotate out of time deposits and build up transaction accounts, but key differences in funding profiles persist across asset classes.
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