FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) over bankratio's
On Saturday, June 15th, Reuters ran a story quoting FDIC Vice Chairman Thomas Hoenig as follows:
A top U.S. banking regulator called Deutsche Bank's capital levels "horrible" and said it is the worst on a list of global banks based on one measurement of leverage ratios.
"It's horrible, I mean they're horribly under-capitalized," said Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Vice Chairman Thomas Hoenig in an interview. "They have no margin of error."
Further on in the article Hoenig was quoted as:
Other banks with a low ratio, according to Hoenig, are UBS at 2.52 percent, Morgan Stanley at 2.55 percent, Credit Agricole at 2.72 percent and Societe Generale at 2.84 percent.
We dug a little deeper and found the reference document where Hoenig was getting his information. It is called "CAPITALIZATION RATIOS FOR GLOBAL SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT BANKS (GSIBs) and is available from the FDIC site. Here is a picture of the PDF
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