Just as everyone forgot, banks continue to carry alarming amount of unrealized losses.
In Q4 2023, unrealized losses on investment securities for banks hit $478 BILLION. This compares to over $100 billion of unrealized GAINS seen in 2020 when the Fed started cutting interest rates. Meanwhile, the Bank Term Funding Program has officially expired. This was the emergency loan program established during the regional bank crisis. Who will step in now? Source: The Kobeissi Letter
us bank deposits have stabilized and risen since the 2023 banking panic, showing that confidence is slowly returning.
Source: BofA, Markets & Mayhem
Major U.S. Banks, by Commercial Real Estate Exposure
This graphic shows the 20 largest U.S. banks by assets, and their exposure to commercial real estate as a percentage of total loans. source : visualcapitalist
BREAKING: New York Community Bank stock, $NYCB, rises 20% after announcing $1 billion capital raise.
The stock is now up 125% from its low of the day seen just 2 hours ago. Completely normal behaviour for a bank with $100 billion+ in assets. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
Bloomberg reports that New York Community Bancorp plans to announce an equity investment of more than $1 billion
Led by Steven Mnuchin’s Liberty Strategic Capital, Hudson Bay Capital and Reverence Capital Partners, according to a spokesperson for the bank.
Regional banks don't look great compared to both large-caps and small-caps
source : all star chart
New York Community Bank $NYCB crashed 20% in after hours trading citing "material weakness in internal controls."
The weakness is reportedly related to loan review resulting from ineffective oversight and risk assessment. NYCB is the same bank that acquired the collapse Signature Bank during the regional bank crisis. This comes just weeks after the bank posted an unexpected $260 million loss in Q4 2023. The stock is now at its lowest level since 1997. Source: The Kobeissi Letter
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon sells $150M of stock in nation’s largest bank for the first time
JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon cashed in about $150 million of his stock in the bank — the first time the head of the largest US lender has sold shares since taking charge in 2005. Dimon, one of the longest-serving chief executives on Wall Street, unloaded 821,778 shares of JPMorgan, according to an SEC filing Thursday. The selloff is part of a larger plan the bank revealed in an SEC filing in October to sell 1 million of the 8.6 million shares . Dimon and his family own. source : nypost
