Libertarian_Guard
23rd February 2014, 05:43 PM
Deutsche Bank – $55.6 trillion in derivatives exposure as of April 2013 backed by only $575 billion in assets. So their derivatives exposure is 96 times larger than their assets.
JP Morgan – $72 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $2.3 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 31 times larger than their assets.
Goldman Sachs – $41 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $938 billion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 43 times larger than their assets.
Citigroup Inc – $57 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $1.9 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 30 times larger than their assets.
Bank of America – $44 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $2.2 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 20 times larger than their assets.
Wells Fargo – $44 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $1.3 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 33 times larger than their assets.
http://z3news.com/w/derivative-panic-coming-global-markets/
JP Morgan – $72 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $2.3 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 31 times larger than their assets.
Goldman Sachs – $41 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $938 billion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 43 times larger than their assets.
Citigroup Inc – $57 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $1.9 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 30 times larger than their assets.
Bank of America – $44 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $2.2 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 20 times larger than their assets.
Wells Fargo – $44 trillion in derivatives exposure compared to only $1.3 trillion in total assets. Their derivatives exposure is 33 times larger than their assets.
http://z3news.com/w/derivative-panic-coming-global-markets/