AmEx posts highest LCR among US banks on return to disclosure
Retail and contractual flows dominate 30-day stress scenario
American Express reported an average liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) of 209% in the first quarter, in its first public disclosure of the metric since Q3 2019.
The ratio was the highest among the 24 US banks disclosing the metric for the quarter. Even without the 85% outflow adjustment available to category III firms, American Express’s LCR would have been 177.5%, still ahead of all other reporting
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