Bank charge off amounts
Now that a majority of banks have reported earnings, does anyone know of any resources that have the amount of CRE charge offs? I am curious about this given it’s all over the news.
Now that a majority of banks have reported earnings, does anyone know of any resources that have the amount of CRE charge offs? I am curious about this given it’s all over the news.
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Based on the most helpful WSO content, there isn't a direct mention of a resource that aggregates CRE charge-off amounts from bank earnings reports. However, for someone looking for this type of information, the following resources could be useful:
Bank Earnings Reports: Individual bank earnings reports are a primary source for charge-off amounts. These are typically found in the investor relations section of a bank's website.
Financial News Websites: Websites like Bloomberg, Reuters, and the Financial Times often provide summaries and analyses of bank earnings, including details on charge-offs.
Research Services: Subscription-based services such as Debtwire, Reorg Research, and LCD News might offer more detailed analyses on CRE charge-offs, especially if they are significant or part of a broader trend.
Industry Reports: WSO Alpha and other industry reports might provide insights into broader market trends, which could include information on charge-offs.
Discussion Forums: The Wall Street Oasis forums themselves can be a place to ask industry insiders for pointers on where to find such data, as many professionals frequent these forums.
Remember, while these resources can provide a starting point, the specific aggregation of CRE charge-off amounts may require a bit of legwork, such as going through individual reports or subscribing to a service that offers detailed financial analysis.
Sources: Math Checks Out | The Daily Peel | 3/24/23, What are your favorite restructuring resources?, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/real-estate/orange-county-ca-debt-roles-in-cre?customgpt=1, Can someone tell me the truth on CRE Brokerage profitability potential, Is CRE Okay?
Here you go from FRED: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CORCREXFACBS
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