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Thursday, March 17, 2016

2015 CEO Salary Ranked for Five Largest US Banks

Despite a year where the average price gain of the five largest US banks fell, see chart of 2015 bank price gains below, their leaders salaries for 2015 were flat to up 35%.  

Yesterday Reuters published the article "Citigroup CEO Corbat gets 27 pct pay hike in 2015" with the pay raises and current salary for the leaders of the top five US banks.   

JP Morgan, the largest bank and parent of Chase Bank, paid its CEO Jamie Dimon twenty-seven million dollars, the highest salary of the five largest banks last year.  Below I rank the total pay from high to low.

CEO Pay Ranking:
  1. JP Morgan (JPM) Chief Executive Jamie Dimon +35% to $27M.
  2. U.S. Bancorp (USB) head Richard Davis +20% to $21.7M.
  3. Wells Fargo (WFC) boss John Stumpf unchanged at $19.3M.
  4. Citigroup (C) CEO Michael Corbat +27% to $16.5M.
  5. Bank of America (BAC) CEO Brian Moynihan +23% to $16M.
Only JP Morgan and Wells Fargo saw their stocks appreciate in 2015.  This compares the price return for the five largest US banks with the banking ETF, XLF.
Note, this data includes reinvested dividends

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Thursday, December 17, 2009

Top Stock Offerings in History

The top five secondary stock offerings on record in the US according to CNBC and Dealogic are
  1. $19.3B: Bank of America (BAC charts & Quote)
  2. $17B: Citigroup (C charts & Quote) Today!
  3. $12.65B: Wells Fargo Bank (WFC charts & Quote)
  4. $12.25B: Wells Fargo Bank
  5. $12.2B: General Electric (GE charts & Quote)
One way to get the banks in a single investment is with the exchange traded fund XLF (XLF charts and quote).

I added to my profitable newsletter position in Citi today when it was under $3.20. I sent an email to my subscribers announcing this buy when Citi was at $3.16. My last action before that was to buy shares at $2.95 when it was unclear if Citi would survive. With dividends included, I am on "house money" with Citi meaning that the sum of all my buys less money from selling higher priced shares and dividends is a positive number.

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I own Citi, GE and XLF in my personal account and my "Newsletter Explore portfolio."

Wednesday, December 09, 2009

Best CD Rates - Survey of Largest US Banks

This table, updated yesterday, shows the best CD rates for the five largest banks operating in the United States. These banks are Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Wells Fargo Bank, and HSBC Bank North America.

CD rates (APY) at the largest US banks (Current Data) for a $10,000 deposit.
Bank
CD Rates - APY in %
as of 12/08/09 for $10,001

6- Mo
12 Mo
18-Mo
2-Yrs
3-Yrs
5-Yrs
Bank of America (BAC)
0.40
1.00
promo
0.95
1.50
1.86
2.51
JP Morgan Chase (JPM)
0.50
7-mo
1.01
13-mo

1.50
2.00
3.00
Citibank (C)
0.50
1.00
1.09
1.39
1.49
2.23
Wells Fargo Bank (WFC)
0.40
0.40
1.40
21 Mo
1.40
25 Mo
NA NA
HSBC Bank North America -
Branch & Telephone Rates
0.25
0.55
0.55
15-mo
0.75
0.75
1.01
HSBC Online Rates
0.50
1.25
1.25
15-mo
1.10
NA NA
US Treasury Rates
0.14
0.25
NA
0.72
1.23
2.10
To see the table in full size with the current rates, click the
Notes:
  • Bank of America or BofA (BAC stock quotes and charts) was "Nations Bank" before it bought Bank of America and took the name. BofA also bought Merrill Lynch officially as of January 1, 2009.
  • JP Morgan Chase (JPM stock quote and charts) bought Washington Mutual, fondly known as "WaMu"
  • Citibank (C stock quote and charts) is also known as Citigroup & Citicorp
  • Wells Fargo Bank (WFC stock quotes and charts) bought Wachovia Bank- that bought World Savings Bank)
  • HSBC Bank North America is the American subsidiary of UK-based HSBC Holdings plc. The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, also a subsidiary of HSBC Holdings, acquired a 51% shareholding in Marine Midland Bank of New York in 1980 and extended to full ownership in 1987. The banks continued to operate under the Marine Midland name until 1998, when the branch offices were rebranded as HSBC Bank USA.
1-Month CD Daily Chart
6-Month Certificate of Deposit Historical Chart
6-Month CD Daily Chart
6-Month Certificate of Deposit Historical Chart
One way to get four of the top five banks in a single investment is with the exchange traded fund XLF (XLF charts).

Disclaimer: I own C (charts) and XLF (charts) in my personal account. I also cover C and XLF in my investment letter where I trade them around a core position currently in the money for both. I could sell all shares at any time to lock in my profits if my opinion sours on the sector as a whole.

Link Summary:

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Best CD Rates with FDIC
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A survey of large and small banks for best rates by term

Wednesday, November 04, 2009

Best CD Rates - Survey of Largest US Banks

This table, updated today, shows the best CD rates for the five largest banks operating in the United States. These banks are Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Wells Fargo Bank, and HSBC Bank North America.

CD rates (APY) at the largest US banks (Current Data) for a $10,000 deposit.

Rank
Bank
CD Rates - APY in %
as of 11/04/09 for $10,000


6- Mo
11-13 Mo
18-Mo
2-Yrs
3-Yrs
5-Yrs
1
Bank of America (BAC)
0.50
1.25
Promo
1.00
2.01
2.30
3.01
2
JP Morgan Chase (JPM)
Bought WaMu -
Washington Mutual
0.75
1.25
1.50
2.00
NA
4yrs
3.00%
3
Citibank (C)
aka
Citigroup & Citicorp
0.65
1.30
1.35
2.00
2.15
3.00
4
Wells Fargo Bank (WFC)
Bought
Wachovia - World Savings
0.35
0.90
16 Mo
1.40
21 Mo
1.90
28 Mo

NA NA
5a
HSBC Bank North America -
Branch & Telephone Rates
0.25
0.55
0.55
15-mo
0.75
0.75
1.01
5b
HSBC Online Rates
1.10
1.50
1.50
15-mo
1.30
NA NA

US Treasury Rates
0.16
0.36
NA
0.94
1.46
2.38
To see the table in full size with the current rates, click the
Notes:
  • Bank of America or BofA (BAC stock quotes and charts) was "Nations Bank" before it bought Bank of America and took the name. BofA also bought Merrill Lynch officially as of January 1, 2009.
  • JP Morgan Chase (JPM stock quote and charts) bought Washington Mutual, fondly known as "WaMu"
  • Citibank (C stock quote and charts) is also known as Citigroup & Citicorp
  • Wells Fargo Bank (WFC stock quotes and charts) bought Wachovia Bank- that bought World Savings Bank)
  • HSBC Bank North America is the American subsidiary of UK-based HSBC Holdings plc. The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, also a subsidiary of HSBC Holdings, acquired a 51% shareholding in Marine Midland Bank of New York in 1980 and extended to full ownership in 1987. The banks continued to operate under the Marine Midland name until 1998, when the branch offices were rebranded as HSBC Bank USA.
==> Best CD Rates with FDIC <==
A survey of large and small banks for best rates by term

One way to get four of the top five banks in a single investment is with the exchange traded fund XLF (XLF charts).

6-Month Certificate of Deposit: Secondary Market Rate

Disclaimer:
I own C (charts) and XLF (charts) in my personal account. I also cover C and XLF in my investment letter where I trade them around a core position currently in the money for both. I could sell all shares at any time to lock in my profits if my opinion sours on the sector as a whole.

Friday, October 02, 2009

Best CD Rates - Survey of Largest US Banks

This table, updated today, shows the best CD rates for the five largest banks operating in the United States. These banks are Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Wells Fargo Bank, and HSBC Bank North America.

CD rates (APY) at the largest US banks (Current Data) for a $10,000 deposit.
Bank
CD Rates - APY in %
as of 10/02/09 for $10,000

6- Mo
1-Yr
18-Mo
2-Yrs
3-Yrs
5-Yrs
Bank of America (BAC)
0.50
1.45
1.00
2.01
2.30
3.01
JP Morgan Chase (JPM)
0.75
1.25
1.50
2.00
2.25
3.00
Citibank (C)
0.75
1.49
1.73
1.98
2.23
3.44
Wells Fargo Bank (WFC)
0.35
0.50
0.90
16-mo
1.40
21-mo
1.90
27-mo
NA
HSBC Bank North America -
Branch & Telephone Rates
0.25
0.55
0.55
15-mo
0.75
0.75
1.01
HSBC Online Rates
1.10
1.85
1.85
15-mo
1.60


US Treasury Rates
0.13
0.34
NA
0.86
1.35
2.20

To see the table in full size with the current rates, click the
Notes:
  • Bank of America or BofA (BAC stock quotes and charts) was "Nations Bank" before it bought Bank of America and took the name. BofA also bought Merrill Lynch officially as of January 1, 2009.
  • JP Morgan Chase (JPM stock quote and charts) bought Washington Mutual, fondly known as "WaMu"
  • Citibank (C stock quote and charts) is also known as Citigroup & Citicorp
  • Wells Fargo Bank (WFC stock quotes and charts) bought Wachovia Bank- that bought World Savings Bank)
  • HSBC Bank North America is the American subsidiary of UK-based HSBC Holdings plc. The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, also a subsidiary of HSBC Holdings, acquired a 51% shareholding in Marine Midland Bank of New York in 1980 and extended to full ownership in 1987. The banks continued to operate under the Marine Midland name until 1998, when the branch offices were rebranded as HSBC Bank USA.
One way to get four of the top five banks in a single investment is with the exchange traded fund XLF (XLF charts).
XLF Top Holdings % as of 8/31/09
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. = 12.28
Bank of America Corporation = 11.01
Wells Fargo Company = 9.28
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. = 6.03
Citigroup Inc. = 4.11
% Assets in Top 5 Holdings = 42.70

==> Best CD Rates with FDIC <==
A survey of large and small banks for best rates by term

Disclaimer: I own C (charts) and XLF (charts) in my personal account. I also cover C and XLF in my investment letter where I trade them around a core position currently in the money for both. I could sell all shares at any time to lock in my profits if my opinion sours on the sector as a whole.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Best CD Rates at the Largest Banks in the US

This table shows the best CD rates for the five largest banks operating in the United States. These banks are Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Wells Fargo Bank, and HSBC Bank North America.

CD rates (APY) at the largest US banks (Current Data) for a $10,000 deposit.

Bank
CD Rates - APY in %
as of 9/24/09 for $10,000

6- Mo
1-Yr
18-Mo
2-Yrs
3-Yrs
5-Yrs
Bank of America (BAC)
0.50
0.95
1.00
2.10
2.30
3.01
JP Morgan Chase (JPM)
Bought WaMu -
Washington Mutual
0.75
1.25
1.50
2.15
2.25
3.00
Citibank (C)
aka
Citigroup & Citicorp
0.75
1.49
1.73
1.98
2.23
3.44
Wells Fargo Bank (WFC)
Bought
Wachovia - World Savings
0.30
0.60
0.90
15-mo
1.40
20-mo
1.90
27-mo
NA
HSBC Bank North America -
Branch & Telephone Rates
0.25
0.55
0.55
15-mo
0.75
0.75
1.01
HSBC Online Rates
1.10
1.85
1.85
15-mo
1.60


US Treasury Rate
0.19
0.38
NA
0.93
1.44
2.36

To see the table in full size with the current rates, click the
Bankrate.com says the average thirty year fixed rate mortgage is 5.25%:

Product Rate Last week
30 yr fixed
5.25% 5.20%
15 yr fixed
4.67% 4.66%
5/1 ARM
4.29% 4.30%

Any idiot off the street should be able to make money running a bank that pays rates this low then lends money out for mortgages at over 5%. (Assuming a return to sane lending practices where banks make loans to people who put up a 20% down payment and have income to repay the loan.)

World Savings used to offer great CD rates in California. World Savings was bought by Wachovia which continued to pay high rates to attract assets. Washington Mutual (WaMu) and Wachovia competed for deposits with each other by offering high rates.

To help save the banking system, the US eliminated some competition so the banks that are "too big to fail" can make money more easily. Wells Fargo, which had low rates all along, bought Wachovia. Likewise, Chase Bank bought WaMu. Now small savers have joined US taxpayers in bailing out the banks!"


One way to get four of the top five banks in a single investment is with the exchange traded fund XLF (XLF charts).
XLF Top Holdings % as of 8/31/09
J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. = 12.28
Bank of America Corporation = 11.01
Wells Fargo Company = 9.28
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. = 6.03
Citigroup Inc. = 4.11
% Assets in Top 5 Holdings = 42.70
Notes:
  • Bank of America or BofA (BAC stock quotes and charts) was "Nations Bank" before it bought Bank of America and took the name. BofA also bought Merrill Lynch officially as of January 1, 2009.
  • JP Morgan Chase (JPM stock quote and charts) bought Washington Mutual, fondly known as "WaMu"
  • Citibank (C stock quote and charts) is also known as Citigroup & Citicorp
  • Wells Fargo Bank (WFC stock quotes and charts) bought Wachovia Bank- that bought World Savings Bank)
  • HSBC Bank North America is the American subsidiary of UK-based HSBC Holdings plc. The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, also a subsidiary of HSBC Holdings, acquired a 51% shareholding in Marine Midland Bank of New York in 1980 and extended to full ownership in 1987. The banks continued to operate under the Marine Midland name until 1998, when the branch offices were rebranded as HSBC Bank USA.
A survey of large and small banks for best rates by term

Disclaimer: I own C (charts) and XLF (charts) in my personal account. I also cover C and XLF in my investment letter where I trade them around a core position currently in the money for both. I could sell all shares at any time to lock in my profits if my opinion sours on the sector as a whole.

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