Barchart announced that U.S. banks still face $329 billion in unrealized losses. FDIC data revealed that U.S. banks reduced their unrealized losses from $361 billion in Q2 2023 to $329 billion in Q3.

Banks' unrealized losses rose by a third last year and have stayed elevated as the Federal Reserve raised interest rates.

The FDIC report showed that U.S. lenders maintained strong capital and liquidity positions overall, but noted that smaller banks are still disproportionately affected by rising expenses, unrealized ...

The amount of unrealized losses on American banks’ balance sheets is surging. In its new Quarterly Banking Profile for the fourth quarter of 2024, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC ...

Silicon Valley Bank's former parent may pursue a lawsuit to recover $1.93 billion of deposits that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp seized following the bank's March 2023 collapse, a federal judge ...

Unrealized losses on securities held by banks jumped 32.5%, and now total $482.4 billion, the FDIC said. However, that level is only 1% higher than levels seen one year prior. Domestic deposits ...