Comerica, Frost lead US banks on commodity derivatives concentration
Commodity-linked trades account for one-third of derivatives books at both lenders
Comerica and Frost Bank ranked highest among US lenders for concentration in traded commodity derivatives at end-2025, with notionals accounting for roughly a third of their respective derivatives books.
The two regional lenders reported $40.1 billion and $6.9 billion of notional, respectively, in derivatives linked to commodity and other price factors not classified as interest rates, foreign
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