The Asset Write Down & Credit Loss League Table
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Bloomberg has come up with a league table of asset write downs and credit losses sustained by the main firms since the credit crunch began to hit last year. Here's a note of the firms from the list which will be of interest to our readers:
1. Merrill Lynch - $24.5bn in write downs and credit losses
2. Citi - $22.4bn
3. UBS - $18.1bn
4. HSBC - $17.2bn
5. Morgan Stanley - $9.4bn
6. IKB - $8.7bn
7. Bank of America - $7.9bn
8. Credit Agricole - $5.1bn
9. Credit Suisse - $4.8bn
10. Wachovia - $4.7bn
11. CIBC - $4.2bn
12. SocGen - $3.7bn
13. Barclays - $3.2bn
14. Mizuho Financial - $3.3bn
15. JPMorgan Chase - $3.2bn
16. Royal Bank of Scotland - $3.1bn
17. Bayerische Landesbank - $2.9bn
18. Dresdner - $2.7bn
19. Bear Stearns - $2.6bn
20. Deutsche Bank - $2.4bn
21. Natixis - $1.8bn
22. Fortis - $1.8bn
23. Lehman Brothers - $1.5bn
24. DZ Bank - $1.5bn
25. BNP Paribas - $1.2bn
26. Nomura Holdings - $1bn
Source - Bloomberg
