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SCAP Participants in the Stress Test

As reported by Institutional Risk Analytics, the following is a list of the 19 domestic banks taking part in the so-called SCAP stress test. These banks are likely to be under the “too big to fail” category. Thus, if they fail their stress tests, they will be receiving another injection of public funds:

Holding Company

JPMORGAN CHASE &
CO.

BANK OF AMERICA
CORPORATION

CITIGROUP
INC.

WELLS FARGO &
COMPANY

MORGAN
STANLEY

PNC FINANCIAL SERVICES
GROUP

U.S.
BANCORP

BANK OF NEW YORK
MELLON

SUNTRUST BANKS,
INC.

STATE STREET
CORPORATION

GOLDMAN SACHS
GROUP

CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL
CORPORATION

BB&T
CORPORATION

REGIONS FINANCIAL
CORPORATION

FIFTH THIRD
BANCORP

AMERICAN
EXPRESS

KEYCORP

NORTHERN TRUST
CORPORATION

COMERICA
INCORPORATED

I will be doing a more in-depth analysis of the quantitative and technical data for each bank on this list, with the resulting trade ideas to be published soon thereafter. If any reader feels I left out a bank that has a compelling reason to be on the list, please let me know.

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