October 14, 2009 United States: BanksGoldman Sachs Global Investment Research 3
Capital and tangible book – benefits from earnings and big swing in securities losses
JPM’s TCE improved 35bps linked quarter to 5.1%. AOCI swung from -$3.5bn to +$0.3bn given improvement in securities prices.This benefits banks that are levered to securities and have a capital overhang such as WFC.
Exhibit 2:
TCE improved to 5.08% versus 4.73% last quarter
JPM TCE reconciliation
3Q09 2Q09 1Q09 4Q08TCE/TA
Total equity162,253154,766170,194166,884Preferred8,1528,15231,99331,939Goodwill 48,33448,28848,20148,027Purchased credit card relationships1,3421,4311,5281,649All other intangibles3,5203,6513,8213,932Total assets2,041,0092,026,6422,079,1882,175,052TCE 100,90593,24484,65181,337Tangible assets1,987,8131,973,2722,025,6382,121,444
TCE/TA (incl goodwill-related DTL) 5.08% 4.73% 4.18% 3.83%
Goodwill-related DTL2,5272,5352,5022,717TCE 103,43295,77987,15384,054Tangible assets1,990,3401,975,8072,028,1402,124,161
Reported TCE/TA 5.20% 4.85% 4.30% 3.96%
Share outstanding (EOP)3,9393,9243,7583,733
TBVPS (before DTL) $25.6 $23.8 $22.5 $21.8
TBVPS (after DTL)$26.3$24.4$23.2$22.5
Source: Company data, Goldman Sachs Research.
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