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Credit Card Delinquencies Rise Slightly: Interactive Graphic

Credit card delinquencies rose in January, but chargeoffs fell and portfolios appear likely to extend a streak of strong performance in the months ahead.

Credit Card Lenders Keep Getting Pickier: Interactive Graphic

Growth is hard to come by in the credit card business, but major lenders are sticking with a smaller pool of customers with higher credit scores.

Easy Earnings from Reserve Releases Run Out: Interactive Graphic

Executives warn that credit quality is stabilizing after the post-recession recovery, but say that a convalescent housing market could open up another reservoir from which to draw down loss allowances.

Net Interest Income Defies Margin Squeeze: Interactive Graphic

Net interest margins continued to come under pressure in the fourth quarter. Net interest income, aided by loan growth, held up better.

Finding a Floor in Commercial Real Estate

The drain from construction loan portfolios has slowed, and other categories of commercial property loans have notched gains in recent periods.

Munis Find Favor With Small Banks

The banking industry's appetite for municipal debt has been on the rise, but it's mostly small institutions that are doing the splurging, leaving the typical small bank with a far bigger allocation to munis then the typical large bank.

Economy Contracts; Fed Stays Put

Receiving Wide Coverage ... Economy Contracts: Private-sector demand was strong, but businesses reined in inventories and defense spending plummeted, leading to a surprise 0.1% contraction in economic activity in the fourth quarter, according to the Commerce Department's first estimate. The Journal said analysts pinned the plunge in military spending on factors like the drawdown in Afghanistan and worries that more reductions are coming. The Post said government agencies "began adopting contingency plans, instituted hiring freezes and...

Banks Count on Lasting Mortgage Boom: Interactive Graphic

Mortgage earnings climbed to 14% of total revenues at Wells Fargo in the fourth quarter. Banks say they can scale down operations quickly when volume fizzles.

Foreclosure Settlement Dollars Dissolve in Bank Earnings: Interactive Graphic

Some of the nation's biggest lenders said that savings from firing consultants doing foreclosure reviews would largely cancel out the cost of direct compensation to borrowers.

Bank Earnings Rorschach; Geithner Postscript

Breaking News This Morning ... Earnings: SunTrust, Morgan Stanley, General Electric Receiving Wide Coverage ... Earnings Rorschach: Headlines foregrounded the relentless barrage of legal costs at Bank of America and Citigroup after their quarterly reports yesterday — "Citi and BofA fail to dispel concerns" in FT and "Mortgage Crisis Lingers On at Citigroup and Bank of America" in the Times. The Journal contrasted the pair's results with midsize banks like BB&T and Fifth Third: "a regionally diverse group...

Credit Cards Recover to End Year Strong: Interactive Graphic

Credit card delinquencies fell across the board at the Big Six issuers in December, reversing the deterioration during the fall.

Deposits Largely Stay Put After TAG's End: Interactive Graphic

Unlimited government insurance of noninterest-bearing deposits ended with 2012. Any shifting of cash from banks to money market funds has been modest so far.

Lending Boomed in 4Q, Early Data Says: Interactive Graphic

Business borrowing from commercial banks appears to have jumped at an annual rate of 11% in the fourth quarter, reversing two quarters of fading momentum.

Small Banks Load Up on Municipal Debt: Interactive Graphic

Large numbers of yield-hungry banks have gorged on municipal bonds, and the industry’s overall holdings of the paper have edged up.

Hundreds of Banks Heavily Exposed as TAG Nears End: Interactive Graphic

Deposits in accounts temporarily protected by unlimited insurance represented more than 10% of assets at more than 900 banks at Sept. 30

Fed Ties Rates to Jobless; Allbritton Dies

Receiving Wide Coverage ... Rates Tied to Unemployment: Holy mackerel. The Delphic confusion of Fedspeak past vanished from headlines on the central bank's policy statement Wednesday. Both the Journal and the Times went with "Fed Ties Rates to Joblessness," and FT wasn't far off (different font, different space to fill, presumably). ...

How B of A Leapfrogged Rivals Under Basel III: Interactive Graphic

The jump in Bank of America’s Basel III capital ratio in the third quarter reflected favorable moves in rates and credit spreads, not retained earnings.

Credit Card Upstarts Gain Share as Market Stagnates: Interactive Graphic

The expansion by small issuers comes as some of the biggest lenders continue to reengineer their businesses after being sideswiped during the recession, and amid weakness in consumer demand.

Banks of the Year: Interactive Graphic

These banks have outperformed industry averages for years and continued to do so in 2012, avoiding the exceptional losses that often follow exceptional returns.

Deal Revival Spans Size Spectrum: Interactive Graphic

Willing sellers have pretty much replaced failed banks among targets with less than $1 billion of assets. Volume has perked up in other size classes simultaneously.

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