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    The banking industry has seen significant declines in market value over the past year due to sub-prime write-downs from the credit crisis. Most banks have seen their market value halve from 2007 levels. Several major banks are illustrated including Citigroup declining from $250 billion to $120 billion in market value, and UBS falling from $152 billion to $70 billion over this period. Total sub-prime write-downs for many banks range from billions to tens of billions of dollars.

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    The banking industry has seen significant declines in market value over the past year due to sub-prime write-downs from the credit crisis. Most banks have seen their market value halve from 2007 levels. Several major banks are illustrated including Citigroup declining from $250 billion to $120 billion in market value, and UBS falling from $152 billion to $70 billion over this period. Total sub-prime write-downs for many banks range from billions to tens of billions of dollars.

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    Creditcrisis 1

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    Alice London
    The banking industry has seen significant declines in market value over the past year due to sub-prime write-downs from the credit crisis. Most banks have seen their market value halve from 2007 levels. Several major banks are illustrated including Citigroup declining from $250 billion to $120 billion in market value, and UBS falling from $152 billion to $70 billion over this period. Total sub-prime write-downs for many banks range from billions to tens of billions of dollars.

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    The incredible shrinking banks

    How the banking industry has been aected by the credit crisis: most banks have seen their market value halve from a year ago as sub-prime write-downs have increased

    Citigroup

    $250bn
    Market value 2007

    UBS

    $152bn
    Market value 2007

    $120bn
    $70bn
    RBS
    Market value now Market value now

    $140bn
    Market value 2007

    Bear Stearns
    $21bn

    $38bn

    $74bn

    Sub-prime write-down

    Sub-prime write-down

    $1.5bn
    Now

    $18bn
    2007

    Lehman Brothers

    $40bn
    $2.6bn

    Market value now

    $23bn
    Market value now

    Market value 2007

    Barclays

    $3bn

    $303m
    Total write-downs

    $100bn
    Market value 2007

    $64bn

    Market value now

    $3bn $6bn

    $121.36bn
    $458m $7bn $3bn

    $12bn

    $53bn

    Morgan Stanley

    Market value now

    $68bn
    Market value 2007

    $25bn

    Sub-prime write-down

    $65bn
    Credit Suisse

    Market value now

    $44bn
    Market value now

    $42bn
    Market value now

    $99bn
    Market value 2007

    $70bn $62bn
    Market value now

    Merrill Lynch

    Market value now

    $80bn
    Market value 2007

    HBOS

    $82.8bn
    Market value 2007

    Goldman Sachs

    $80bn
    Deutsche Bank
    Market value 2007

    $81.4bn
    Market value 2007

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