US banking regulators released results of the stress tests on the 19 biggest American financial institutions, saying which banks need additional capital to survive a worsening of the economy.
Here's a rundown of the results:
Capital Needs of Big U.S. Banks (in alphabetical order)
American Express — None
Bank of America — $33.9 Billion
Bank of New York — None
BB&T — None
Capital One Financial — None
Citigroup — $5.5 Billion
Fifth Third — $1.1 billion
GMAC — $11.5 Billion
Goldman Sachs — None
JPMorgan Chase — None
KeyCorp — $1.8 billion
MetLife — None
Morgan Stanley — $1.8 Billion
PNC Financial — $0.6 Billion
Regions Financial — $2.5 billion
State Street — None
SunTrust Banks — $2.2 billion
U.S. Bancorp — None
Wells Fargo — $13.7 Billion