The Institutional Risk Analyst

Banks continue to show a strong preference for late vintage loans over securities, a fact which may cause loan yields to continue falling

Folks in the financial sector are beginning to wonder if certain parts of the government apparatus will continue to function.

A look at the bottom quarter of WGA Bank Top 100 Index. We view TCBI as a work in progress. But kudos to KEY...

The real threat of tariffs announced by Trump is not inflation, but rather a LT decline in the dollar as the global reserve currency

We think it is notable that AMP has underperformed the other members of the group other than SCHW over the past year.

GS had not appeared in the top 25 since we began the indices a year ago, while MS had made it three times.

Like many names in the fintech space, growing profits and earnings are usually an indication that a stock is exiting max upside period

When President Donald Trump says that interest rates are too high, he may not fully understand just how right he is about the cost of credit

In the strange world of Washington, speaking truth in public is a capital crime. Truth is often revealed accidentally.

The SVB duration management from 2020 onward was recklessly negligent by any reasonable standard

The majority of the actual cash profit generated from residential lending is found in the mortgage servicing rights (MSRs).

Without profits from commissions and capital markets, BAC would have reported a down quarter due to higher funding and operating expenses.

Private equity portfolio companies are about 10 times as likely to go bankrupt as non-PE-owned companies.

With Gov Michael Barr stepping down from bank supervision, perhaps Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is more willing to test liquidity lower bound

Yes, net loss rates in percentage terms post default are back up to 2010 levels, but the dollar volume of net charge-offs remains very low.

Cute reference to "average cost," but total return to date would be of greater interest.

As and when GS can exit the loss leading credit card relationship with AAPL, the performance of the business should improve significantly.

Indeed, if President Trump wants to be rid of Jerome Powell he can simply impeach him for violations of the Federal Reserve Act

What does the upsurge in repo rates at the end of September suggest? None of the media who supposedly cover the Fed seem able to ask.

Citi seems to be tracking the group now, whereas pre-COVID the stock significantly underperformed in terms of market beta. But performance?