These numbers show that banks' risk from -2-
JPMorgan Chase & Co. New York JPM $3,503 59% 1.2% 1.85% Truist Financial Corp. Charlotte, N.C TFC $527 93% 4.0% 1.66% Valley National Bancorp Morristown, N.J. VLY $61 543% 5.6% 0.97% Wells Fargo & Co. San Francisco WFC $1,757 81% 3.5% 1.61% Zions Bancorporation Salt Lake City ZION $87 276% 3.3% 1.27% Source: Janney Research (FIG Group), FDIC call reports and SEC filings. KEY adjusted for Medical Office (lower risk). Source: Janney Research (FIG Group), FDIC call reports and SEC filings. KEY adjusted for Medical Office (lower risk). Ticker Est. PPNR ex-dividends (2024 to 2026) Est. NCOs (2024 to 2026) Est. additional losses under "worse" scenario for office RE PPNR remaining (shortfall) Bank of America Corp. BAC 7.6% (1.60%) (0.4%) 5.6% Bank OZK OZK 9.5% (0.81%) (1.9%) 6.8% Citizens Financial Group Inc. CFG 4.0% (1.46%) (1.2%) 1.3% Comerica Inc. CMA 4.3% (0.72%) (0.4%) 3.2% Fifth Third Bancorp FITB 6.7% (1.22%) (0.7%) 4.7% Huntington Bancshares Inc. HBAN 4.8% (0.97%) (0.3%) 3.4% KeyCorp KEY 3.4% (1.13%) (0.2%) 2.0% M&T Bank Corp. MTB 6.5% (1.21%) (1.2%) 4.1% New York Community Bancorp NYCB 1.8% (1.11%) (0.9%) (0.2%) PNC Financial Services Group Inc. PNC 4.8% (1.04%) (0.6%) 3.2% Regions Financial RF 6.2% (1.43%) (1.2%) 3.5% JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM 13.6% (2.04%) (0.3%) 11.2% Truist Financial Corp. TFC 4.8% (1.85%) (1.0%) 2.0% Valley National Bancorp VLY 3.5% (0.54%) (1.4%) 1.6% Wells Fargo & Co. WFC 7.2% (1.56%) (0.9%) 4.7% Zions Bancorporation ZION 3.8% (0.52%) (0.8%) 2.5% Source: Janney Research (FIG Group), FDIC call reports and SEC filings. KEY adjusted for Medical Office (lower risk).
Data definitions:
TA is total assets as of March 31.RBC is risk-based capital. This is a regulatory number that includes banks' common equity and loan loss reserves and excludes unrealized losses on available-for-sale securities, among other adjustments.CRE is total commercial-real-estate loans, with office component marked as such.PPNR is pre-provision net revenue, as explained above. On the table these estimates exclude dividends paid on common or preferred shares. The number on the table is estimated PPNR from 2024 through 2026, divided by total loans as of March 31.NCO is net loan charge-offs, less recoveries. In other words, net loan losses. The NCO figure in the second table is estimated NCO to total loans.
According to Janney's estimates, all of these banks will have sufficient PPNR to set aside enough reserves to cover expected loan losses through 2026. All but New York Community Bancorp (NYCB) are expected to have sufficient PPNR to set aside enough reserves to cover additional office-loan losses under Janney's "worse" scenario.
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