More Bankster Tales: TBTF vs. all the rest

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http://www.forbes.com/2010/06/03/gol...stanley_2.html

		Total Assets, Dec. 31, 2009	Trading Revenue	Pretax Income	As a Percentage of Pretax Income
1	Goldman Sachs Group	$849,278	$23,234	$19,451	119.4%
2	Bank of America	2,224,539	12,067	4,592	262.8%
3	JPMorgan Chase	2,031,989	9,870	16,149	61.1%
4	Morgan Stanley	771,462	7,279	857	849.4%
5	Citigroup	1,856,646	4,448	(7,799)	N/R
6	Wells Fargo	1,243,646	2,674	17,998	14.9%
	Top 6 Aggregate		59,572	51,248	116.2%
7	Bank of New York Mellon	212,336	1,032	2,626 *	39.3%
8	State Street	156,756	598	2,527	23.7%
9	Northern Trust	82,142	508	1,255	40.5%
	Trust and Custody Banks Aggregate		2,139	6,408	33.4%
10	MetLife	539,314	361	(2,798)	N/R
11	GMAC	172,313	173	(7,939)	N/R
			534	(10,737)	N/R
12	PNC Financial Services Group	269,922	170	3,324	5.1%
13	U.S. Bancorp	281,176	163	2,632	6.2%
14	Fifth Third Bancorp	113,380	125	767	16.3%
15	Sun Trust Banks	174,166	100	(2,450)	N/R
	Banks Nos. 12 to 15 Aggregate		558	4,273	13.1%
	Remaining 971 Bank Holding Companies Aggregate		1,399	(19,284)	N/R
	All Bank Holding Companies (986 banks) Aggregate		64,202	31,908	201%

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Re: More Bankster Tales: TBTF vs. all the rest

Good data, C1ueful One! Anyone who is concerned about six-tenths of one percent of US banks raking in over 90% of the trading revenue should read EJ's interview of Bill Black for his three-step process of fixing the TBTF problem.