Is your BANK INSOLVENT/BANKRUPT? Will You Get Your Money In A CRISIS?
I thought it was time to expose the big banks in the world! Some are better than others when it comes to having cash available for depositors, but they are all doing terrible. If you think you'll get your money back in a bank run think again.
Should you take your money out of your bank as the ultra-wealthy has. They are storing cash in vaults with their precious metal holdings especially now that several European banks have gone into negative interest rate territory.
Get this! You are lending your money to the bank through your deposit, then they turn around and use your money as they see fit with stock, derivative and bond investments. And they charge you for it???? Where is common sense there? It has lost banking!! The central bankers and their banking owners have destroyed the global economy!
And now finance ministers around the world are calling for a cashless society! At that point, you have become a slave to the state and the banksters! You are being lied to by your banks! They are stealing your money, malinvesting it and have no money to cover your deposits!
JPMorgan Chase Deposits:
$1,375,179,000,000
Assiniboine CU Cash on Hand:
$23,873,000,000
JPMorgan Chase Cash To Deposit Ratio:
98.26% of Deposits not covered
https://www.jpmorganchase.com/corporate/investor-relations/document/2016-annualreport.pdf
Wells Fargo Deposits:
$1,306,079,000,000
Wells Fargo Cash on Hand:
$20,729,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
98.41% of Deposits not covered
https://www08.wellsfargomedia.com/assets/pdf/about/investor-relations/annual-reports/2016-annual-report.pdf
Goldman Sachs Deposits:
$728,919,000,000
Goldman Sachs on Hand:
$9,070,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
98.76% of Deposits not covered
http://www.goldmansachs.com/investor-relations/financials/current/annual-reports/2016-annual-report/annual-report-2016.pdf
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Citibank Deposits:
$698,175,000,000
Citibank Cash on Hand:
$28,701,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
95.89% of Deposits not covered
http://www.citigroup.com/citi/investor/quarterly/2016/ar15c_en.pdf?ieNocache=157
Barclays Deposits:
£455,339,000,000
Barclays Cash on Hand:
£49,711,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
89.08% of Deposits not covered
https://www.home.barclays/content/dam/barclayspublic/docs/InvestorRelations/AnnualReports/AR2016/Barclays%20PLC%20Annual%20Report%202016.pdf
Nordea Deposits:
€235,744,000,000
Nordea Cash on Hand:
€32,099,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
86.38% of Deposits not covered
https://www.nordea.com/Images/36-169612/Annual%20Report%20Nordea%20Bank%20AB%202016.pdf
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Deposits:
Y160,965,000,000,000
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Cash on Hand:
Y49,158,293,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
69.46% of Deposits not covered
http://www.mufg.jp/english/ir2016/pdf/all.pdf
Deutsche Bank Deposits:
€550,204,000,000
Deutsche Bank Cash on Hand:
€181,364,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
67.04% of Deposits not covered
https://www.db.com/ir/en/download/Deutsche_Bank_Annual_Report_2016.pdf
Monte Paschi De Siena Deposits:
€10,351,350,000
Monte Paschi De Siena Cash on Hand:
€821,900,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
92.06% of Deposits not covered
https://www.gruppomps.it/static/upload/_con/consolidated-interim-report-as-at-30-09-2017_print.pdf
DNB Norway Deposits:
NOK1,008,878,000,000
Monte Paschi De Siena Cash on Hand:
NOK265,552,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
73.68% of Deposits not covered
https://www.dnb.no/portalfront/nedlast/no/om-oss/resultater/2017/2-kvartal/dnb-group-2q17.pdf
Banco Santander Deposits:
€840,509,000,000
Banco Santander Cash on Hand:
€76,454,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
90.90% of Deposits not covered
http://www.santanderannualreport.com/2016/sites/default/files/auditors_report_and_annual_consolidated_accounts_1.pdf
Raiffeisen Bank Deposits:
€84,354,701,000
Raiffeisen Bank Cash on Hand:
€12,242,415,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
85.49% of Deposits not covered
http://investor.rbinternational.com/fileadmin/ir/2016_FY/2017-03-15_2016_Annual_Report_RBI.pdf
Saxo Bank Deposits:
DKK27,930,393,000
Saxo Bank Cash on Hand:
DKK5,577,707,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
80.03% of Deposits not covered
https://www.home.saxo/-/media/documents/annual-reports/saxo-bank-annual-report-2016.pdf
Alpha Bank Deposits:
€625,417,000,000
Alpha Bank Cash on Hand:
€326,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
99.48% of Deposits not covered
https://www.alpha.gr/files/aboutalphabank/group_EN_2017FULL.pdf
ABN Amro Bank Deposits:
€235,583,000,000
ABN Amro Bank Cash on Hand:
€26,648,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
88.69% of Deposits not covered
https://www.abnamro.com/en/images/Documents/Investor_Relations/Financial_Disclosures/2017/ABN_AMRO_Bank_N.V._Interim_Financial_Report_2017.pdf
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ING Groep Bank Deposits:
€554,906,000,000
ING Groep Bank Cash on Hand:
€18,144,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
96.73% of Deposits not covered
https://www.ing.com/web/file?uuid=bbbb6628-52ea-4469-8232-2a0d0d60f099&owner=b03bc017-e0db-4b5d-abbf-003b12934429&contentid=39230
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National Australia Bank Deposits:
AUD500,604,000,000
National Australia Bank Cash on Hand:
AUD43,826,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
91.25% of Deposits not covered
https://capital.nab.com.au/docs/NAB-2017-annual-financial-report.pdf
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia Deposits:
AUD655,087,000,000
Commonwealth Bank of Australia Cash on Hand:
AUD45,850,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
93.00% of Deposits not covered
https://www.commbank.com.au/content/dam/commbank/about-us/shareholders/pdfs/annual-reports/annual_report_2017_14_aug_2017.pdf
Bank of China Deposits:
CNY12,939,748,000,000
Bank of China Cash on Hand:
CNY659,982,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
94.90% of Deposits not covered
http://pic.bankofchina.com/bocappd/report/201703/P020170331589265982242.pdf
Sberbank Deposits:
RUB20,844,200,000,000
Sberbank Cash on Hand:
RUB2,333,600,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
88.80% of Deposits not covered
http://www.sberbank.com/common/img/uploaded/files/info/noarchive-en/Word_Eng_YE2016_y.pdf
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Hana Group Deposits:
WON222,413,004,000,000
Hana Group Cash on Hand:
WON29,226,462,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
86.86% of Deposits not covered
http://www.hanafn.com/eng/ir/financial/report/reportList.do
UBS Deposits:
CHF434,317,000,000
UBS Cash on Hand:
CHF107,767,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
75.19% of Deposits not covered
https://m.ubs.com/global/en/investor-relations/annual-reporting/_jcr_content/par/accordionbox/linklist_1670748543/link.0193672143.file/bGluay9wYXRoPS9jb250ZW50L2RhbS9zdGF0aWMvZ2xvYmFsL2ludmVzdG9yX3JlbGF0aW9ucy9hbm51YWwtcmVwb3J0LzIwMTYvdWJzLWdyb3VwLTIwMTYtZW4ucGRm/ubs-group-2016-en.pdf
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Credit Suisse Deposits:
CHF378,633,000,000
Credit Suisse Cash on Hand:
CHF121,161,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
68.00% of Deposits not covered
https://www.credit-suisse.com/media/assets/corporate/docs/about-us/investor-relations/financial-disclosures/financial-reports/csg-ar-2016-en.pdf
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UniCredit Deposits:
€556,270,710,000
UniCredit Cash on Hand:
€13,857,831,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
97.50% of Deposits not covered
https://www.unicreditgroup.eu/content/dam/unicreditgroup-eu/documents/en/investors/financial-reports/2016/4Q16/2016-Consolidated-Reports-and-Accounts-General-Meeting-Draft.pdf
Royal Bank of Scotland Deposits:
£419,524,000,000
Royal Bank of Scotland Cash on Hand:
£74,250,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
82.30% of Deposits not covered
https://investors.rbs.com/~/media/Files/R/RBS-IR/annual-report-2016/financial-statements-2016.pdf
Bank of Ireland Deposits:
€71,234,000,000
Bank of Ireland Cash on Hand:
€6,519,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
90.85% of Deposits not covered
https://aib.ie/content/dam/aib/investorrelations/docs/resultscentre/annualreport/annual-financial-report-2016.pdf
BNP Paribas Deposits:
€841,846,000,000
BNP Paribas Cash on Hand:
€160,400,000,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
89.05% of Deposits not covered
https://invest.bnpparibas.com/sites/default/files/documents/etats_financiers_31.12.16_en.pdf
Crédit Agricole Deposits:
€25,601,993,000
Crédit Agricole Cash on Hand:
€10,537,519,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
58.84% of Deposits not covered
https://credit-agricole.ua/pdf/Credit_Agricole_AR_2016_ENG_full_17072017_.pdf
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State Bank of India Deposits:
RP2,599,810,660,000
State Bank of India Cash on Hand:
RP161,018,610,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
93.80% of Deposits not covered
http://www.moneycontrol.com/financials/sbi/consolidated-balance-sheet/SBI
State Bank of India Deposits:
RP110,552,196,000
State Bank of India Cash on Hand:
RP42,635,945,000
Cash To Deposit Ratio:
61.43% of Deposits not covered
https://www.hdfcbank.com/htdocs/common/pdf/corporate/Annual_Report_2016_17.pdf
Peace, Love and Voluntaryism!
John
I don't think any bank is solvent if you include their off balance sheet 'assets' which are actually liabilities. I started putting my money into shares and premium bonds many years ago, I only hold what I need on a monthly basis in any bank. Even the federal and UK deposit insurance schemes are more or less broke in the event of a couple of banks going under. You're better off investing in real stuff, skills and health.
I really hope Wells Fargo burns to the ground in the next financial tsunami.
Those fuckers are as corrupt as you can get: money laundering for cartels, forcing customers into financial products they don't want or need, opening accounts for customers without their permission, etc...
Biggest cartels are the parties who are running the govt, there are approx ₹7.34 lac crore of NPA of depths the banks are in,currently in India & govt is keep on waiving those bad loan for the rich,but when it comes to farmers they are waiving in pennies literally.
Another outstanding post John that I will re-steem. Excellent to show these emperors without clothes!
Something to pay attention to are the G-SIBs (banks protected by the BIS):
In other words, these are "untouchable" and will be protected at all costs. All the others are "fair game" for implosion.
Thus, I can easily see the likes of TD (in US + Canada), U.S. Bank, Capital One, Scotia, (among others) going bust in the next meltdown.
By the way, don't forget these banks' HUGE DERIVATIVES CASINO BETS with the US alone close to $250 Trillion and Deutsche Bank with €47 Trillion or so on its own. Yep, very sustainable! LOL
Financial Weapons Of Mass Destruction: The Top 25 U.S. Banks Have 222 Trillion Dollars Of Exposure To Derivatives, http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/financial-weapons-of-mass-destruction-the-top-25-u-s-banks-have-222-trillion-dollars-of-exposure-to-derivatives
Financial Armageddon Approaches: U.S. Banks Have 247 Trillion Dollars Of Exposure To Derivatives, http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/financial-armageddon-approaches-u-s-banks-have-247-trillion-dollars-of-exposure-to-derivatives
Thanks for all the great info!!! Here are my reports on the Canadian Banks and the credit unions! https://steemit.com/money/@theeconomictruth/are-canadian-banks-insolvent-if-people-withdrew-their-money-is-it-game-over and https://steemit.com/money/@theeconomictruth/canada-s-credit-unions-are-bankrupt-what-you-need-to-know-about-your-credit-union
I imagine Canadian banks have a similar story to tell?
Most countries with a central bank has financial structure like that and the banks are owned or controlled by the same group and in the same game. If there isn't a central bank or they are not dancing the same dance. Well expect to see another USSA sponsored
invasionliberation of the people...I think he already covered the Canadian banks and they were similar.
https://steemit.com/money/@theeconomictruth/canada-s-credit-unions-are-bankrupt-what-you-need-to-know-about-your-credit-union and https://steemit.com/money/@theeconomictruth/are-canadian-banks-insolvent-if-people-withdrew-their-money-is-it-game-over
Followed, upvoted, resteemed and shared to almost 7000 people on twitter.
...Is that ok?
An upvote on the following link would be nice payback?
https://steemit.com/fineartnow/@libramedia/xu4wd82d
Peace!
Thank you!
When it became common that the only official and valid money in a society was loaned out by a private cartel for interest... everything went downhill.
The dollar has lost more than 96% of its value since the establishing of the FED. All the crimes in recent decades in my view are simply a natural result of the imbuing of legal tender with immediate debt that can never be repaid because virtually all money is created from debt today, that has interest demands attached to it for money that ahs not yet been created and can only be created out of more debt...
time to expose the big banks in the world!
meh
You have Steemit now...don't fight the big banks...ignore them.
earn (or invest) Steem...when you need some $ cash out..turn it into a transition coin (I use litecoin)..then into $$ (or rubles, yen, granola bars..whatever)..then load it on a cryptodebit card...or right to your bank...
then spend it..
who needs banks?
Listened to Mike Maloney at Anarchapulco. He said that we need to start using decentralized money now :)
the sooner the better...I agree.
By the way John, I just wanted you to know that I've added you (and Josh) in my recent post HEROES OF TRUTH. So, thanks to you and Josh for all your hard work and keep it coming! Addicted to you guys!
Thank you, sir! Really appreciate that!
Thank you John.
I really like the picture I got of you with that gesture you do at the beginning of every broadcast with Josh. To me, it shows a sign of confidence and being genuine; and that is something essential for all truth tellers! And I think it looks perfect right in the center of portraits collage.
By the way, can you tell Josh that he is also on this list? I am not sure if he has a chance to see it or not and really think he is deserving and should know.
Cheers man.
Interesting, I'm surprised that many of the European Banks have much higher reserve ratios then their American counterparts.
No data available for Canadian Banks?
Actually have done it already. Both Canadian banks and credit unions! https://steemit.com/money/@theeconomictruth/are-canadian-banks-insolvent-if-people-withdrew-their-money-is-it-game-over and https://steemit.com/money/@theeconomictruth/canada-s-credit-unions-are-bankrupt-what-you-need-to-know-about-your-credit-union
Thanks for bringing these to my attention. Reading them now.
That's the problem with following over 100 people. Stuff gets missed in my feed all the time.
Update: Looks like the Big Canadian banks are as highly levered or worse then their american counterparts....
I am pretty sure you are already aware that the federal reserve bailed out the big Canadian banks after the 2008 financial crisis? Looks like they are going to have to do it again at this rate, either that or they do the bail in they have been putting everyone on notice about.
The problem with your question is that it makes no sense.
The rules of banking is that a bank is never insolvent/bankrupt.
And yes, it is circular reasoning.
The truth is that all banks are overleveraged and if they actually had to mark-to-market or keep any accurate accounting measures, they are way passed bankrupt.
But, as long as the music keeps playing, the game of musical chairs continues. As soon as the music stops, all the little people will find they have nothing.
Even if the bank looks solid, it could, at the very last minute, take on a huge loan, and that loan will be paid first.
This is the biggest advantage cryptos have. It is your money. You are not left in a position of asking the bank, please, may I have my money back?