US banks’ systemic footprints grew in 2019

- By Louie Woodall and Abdool Fawzee Bhollah
- 13 Mar 2020

All but one of the eight US global systemically important banks (G-Sibs) saw their systemic risk scores climb in 2019, after increasing total exposures, but none strayed into a higher capital surcharge category.

The average score, as determined using the US Federal Reserve’s methodology, edged up six basis points between Q4 2018 and Q4 2019.

JP Morgan saw its score rise the most year-on-year

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