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The Turner Radio Network has obtained "stress test" results for the top 19 Banks in the USA. (Corrections/clarifications below in orange)
The stress tests were conducted to determine how well, if at all, the top 19 banks in the USA could withstand further or future economic hardship.
When the tests were completed, regulators within the Treasury and inside the Federal Reserve began bickering with each other as to whether or not the test results should be made public. That bickering continues to this very day as evidenced by this "main stream media" report.
The Turner Radio Network has obtained the stress test results. They are very bad. The most salient points from the stress tests appear below.
1) Of the top nineteen (19) banks in the nation, sixteen (16) are already technically insolvent. (Based upon the “alternative more adverse” scenario which had a 3.3 percent contraction of the U.S. Economy in 2009, accompanied by 8.9 percent unemployment, followed by 0.5 percent growth of the U.S. Economy but a 10.3 percent jobless in 2010.)2) Of the 16 banks that are already technically insolvent, not even one can withstand any disruption of cash flow at all or any further deterioration in non-paying loans. (Without further government injections of cash)
3) If any two of the 16 insolvent banks go under, they will totally wipe out all remaining FDIC insurance funding.
4) Of the top 19 banks in the nation, the top five (5) largest banks are under capitalized so dangerously, there is serious doubt about their ability to continue as ongoing businesses.
5) Five large U.S. banks have credit exposure related to their derivatives trading that exceeds their capital, with four in particular - JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, HSBC Bank America and Citibank - taking especially large risks.
6) Bank of America`s total credit exposure to derivatives was 179 percent of its risk-based capital; Citibank`s was 278 percent; JPMorgan Chase`s, 382 percent; and HSBC America`s, 550 percent. It gets even worse: Goldman Sachs began reporting as a commercial bank, revealing an alarming total credit exposure of 1,056 percent, or more than ten times its capital! (HSBC is NOT in the top 19 banks undergoing a stress test, but is mentioned in the report as an aside because of its risk capital exposure to derivatives)
7) Not only are there serious questions about whether or not JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs,Citibank, Wells Fargo, Sun Trust Bank, HSBC Bank USA, can continue in business, more than 1,800 regional and smaller institutions are at risk of failure despite government bailouts!
The debt crisis is much greater than the government has reported. The FDIC`s "Problem List" of troubled banks includes 252 institutions with assets of $159 billion. 1,816 banks and thrifts are at risk of failure, with total assets of $4.67 trillion, compared to 1,568 institutions, with $2.32 trillion in total assets in prior quarter.
Put bluntly, the entire US Banking System is in complete and total collapse.
Ecco i punti salienti dello studio:
1. 19 sono le banche analizzate e quelle tecnicamente insolventi sarebbero ufficialmente 16.
2. Tra queste 16 banche risulta evidente che questi istituti non possono permettersi crisi di liquidità
di nessun genere (quindi….altri soldi che verranno chiesti allo Stato…)
3. Se due di queste 16 banche necessitassero di iniezioni urgenti di liquidità al fine di evitare il
default, solo 2, sarebbero sufficienti per prosciugare tutte le riserve del FDIC.
4. Tra le 19 grandi banche oggetto dello stress test, le prime cinque sono tutt’ora con grandi
problemi di liquidità.
5. Cinque grandi banche USA hanno un’esposizione verso derivati enorme, ben superiore al loro
capitale: JP Morgan, Chase, Goldman, HSBC USA e Citibank.
6. Goldman ad esempio ha un’esposizione pari al 1056% del suo capitale, ovvero 10 volte!
7. Quindi i grandi gruppi USA JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, la Citibank, Wells Fargo, Sun
Trust Bank, HSBC Bank USA, si troveranno in difficoltà e più di 1800 istituzioni regionali sono a
rischio di fallimento.
Quindi secondo questi dati, sta per arrivare il terremoto finanziario.
The stress tests were conducted to determine how well, if at all, the top 19 banks in the USA could withstand further or future economic hardship.
When the tests were completed, regulators within the Treasury and inside the Federal Reserve began bickering with each other as to whether or not the test results should be made public. That bickering continues to this very day as evidenced by this "main stream media" report.
The Turner Radio Network has obtained the stress test results. They are very bad. The most salient points from the stress tests appear below.
1) Of the top nineteen (19) banks in the nation, sixteen (16) are already technically insolvent. (Based upon the “alternative more adverse” scenario which had a 3.3 percent contraction of the U.S. Economy in 2009, accompanied by 8.9 percent unemployment, followed by 0.5 percent growth of the U.S. Economy but a 10.3 percent jobless in 2010.)2) Of the 16 banks that are already technically insolvent, not even one can withstand any disruption of cash flow at all or any further deterioration in non-paying loans. (Without further government injections of cash)
3) If any two of the 16 insolvent banks go under, they will totally wipe out all remaining FDIC insurance funding.
4) Of the top 19 banks in the nation, the top five (5) largest banks are under capitalized so dangerously, there is serious doubt about their ability to continue as ongoing businesses.
5) Five large U.S. banks have credit exposure related to their derivatives trading that exceeds their capital, with four in particular - JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, HSBC Bank America and Citibank - taking especially large risks.
6) Bank of America`s total credit exposure to derivatives was 179 percent of its risk-based capital; Citibank`s was 278 percent; JPMorgan Chase`s, 382 percent; and HSBC America`s, 550 percent. It gets even worse: Goldman Sachs began reporting as a commercial bank, revealing an alarming total credit exposure of 1,056 percent, or more than ten times its capital! (HSBC is NOT in the top 19 banks undergoing a stress test, but is mentioned in the report as an aside because of its risk capital exposure to derivatives)
7) Not only are there serious questions about whether or not JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs,Citibank, Wells Fargo, Sun Trust Bank, HSBC Bank USA, can continue in business, more than 1,800 regional and smaller institutions are at risk of failure despite government bailouts!
The debt crisis is much greater than the government has reported. The FDIC`s "Problem List" of troubled banks includes 252 institutions with assets of $159 billion. 1,816 banks and thrifts are at risk of failure, with total assets of $4.67 trillion, compared to 1,568 institutions, with $2.32 trillion in total assets in prior quarter.
Put bluntly, the entire US Banking System is in complete and total collapse.
Ecco i punti salienti dello studio:
1. 19 sono le banche analizzate e quelle tecnicamente insolventi sarebbero ufficialmente 16.
2. Tra queste 16 banche risulta evidente che questi istituti non possono permettersi crisi di liquidità
di nessun genere (quindi….altri soldi che verranno chiesti allo Stato…)
3. Se due di queste 16 banche necessitassero di iniezioni urgenti di liquidità al fine di evitare il
default, solo 2, sarebbero sufficienti per prosciugare tutte le riserve del FDIC.
4. Tra le 19 grandi banche oggetto dello stress test, le prime cinque sono tutt’ora con grandi
problemi di liquidità.
5. Cinque grandi banche USA hanno un’esposizione verso derivati enorme, ben superiore al loro
capitale: JP Morgan, Chase, Goldman, HSBC USA e Citibank.
6. Goldman ad esempio ha un’esposizione pari al 1056% del suo capitale, ovvero 10 volte!
7. Quindi i grandi gruppi USA JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, la Citibank, Wells Fargo, Sun
Trust Bank, HSBC Bank USA, si troveranno in difficoltà e più di 1800 istituzioni regionali sono a
rischio di fallimento.
Quindi secondo questi dati, sta per arrivare il terremoto finanziario.
