U.S. banks held $482.4 billion in total unrealized losses on securities investments at the end of 2024, according to Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation data, an increase of $118 billion, or 32. ...

The chart shows a slight amelioration in Q1 of unrealized losses on banks’ securities holdings, falling to $413.2 billion — but the FDIC caveated: “However, increases in longer-term interest ...

However, banks also reported slight growth in provision expenses against potential loan losses. Those expenses were up 0.3% quarterly to $22.5 billion, and now stand 9.1% higher than a year ago.

Yotta’s Collapse Leaves Depositors with Unexpected Losses: When Fintech Promises Fall Short of FDIC Protection May 3, 2025 @ 9:41 am By Omar Faridi ...

The bank said in its annual report for the System Open Market Account, the Fed's massive holdings of cash and securities, that the $1.06 trillion unrealized loss in 2024 was “modestly higher ...

U.S. banks, who had little choice in recent years but to use deposits to buy super safe mortgage bonds, are now getting an unpleasant taste of the risks.