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Kristen Shaughnessy
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"Wall Street?s Megabanks Have Trillions of Dollars Off-Balance Sheet, in a Replay of Accounting Hubris that Led to the 2008 Wall Street Collapse"
JPMorgan Chase- $3.227 Trillion off balance sheet ( $3.875 trillion on its balance sheet)
Bank of America - $1.6 trillion off-balance sheet
Citigroup?s Citibank - $2.6 trillion off-balance sheet ($1.7 trillion on its balance sheet) - Data from
FFIEC as of December 31, 2023
"...In JPMorgan Chase?s 10-K public filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission for the period ending December 31, 2023, it reported total assets on its balance sheet of $3.875 trillion. (See page 46 at this link.) That?s versus the FFIEC data showing it has another $3.227 trillion off-balance sheet.
Now ask yourself this: have you ever read in any mainstream media news outlet that the U.S. is harboring a $7.1 trillion bank that has admitted to five criminal felony counts since 2014?
JPMorgan Chase?s off-balance sheet hubris goes a long way in explaining why the bank?s federal regulators are demanding that it increase its capital by 25 percent.
The bank?s Chairman and CEO, Jamie Dimon, is huffing and puffing against a capital increase and holding all of those private meetings with bigwigs in Washington.
Raising additional concerns, for the first time ever Jamie Dimon dumped a large amount of his own stock in JPMorgan Chase this year, selling $150 million in February and another $32.8 million in April.
If the bank is forced by its regulators to announce a big equity capital raise via a secondary offering of common stock, that could cause a plunge in its share price ? raising more questions about the timing of Dimon?s unprecedented stock sales while sitting on inside information gleaned from what his bank regulators are telling him about its demands for an increase in capital...."
https://govinfo.gov/content/pkg/GPO-FCIC/pdf/GPO-FCIC.pdf
https://wallstreetonparade.com/2024/05/...-2008-wall-street-collapse/
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