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March 5, 2008
Not a Pretty Picture for Banks
FDIC's Quarterly Banking Profile for the Fourth Quarter 2007 is a bit grim.
- Quarterly net income for FDIC-insured institutions declined to a 16-year low.
- Record high loan loss provisions, record losses in trading activities, and good will impairment expenses were significant negative factors.
- One in four large institutions lost money in the fourth quarter.
- Net interest margins continue to decline.
- Full-year earnings fell to a 5-year low.
- Net charge-offs rose to a 5-year high.
- Three FDIC-insured institutions failed in 2007.
There is some good news:
- Asset growth remains strong.
- Domestic deposits posted record growth.
- Trust income rose.
Link: http://www2.fdic.gov/qbp/2007dec/qbp.pdf
(ag) Mar. 5, 2008, in FDIC.
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