Adds $3.30 billion to loan loss reserve
First-quarter trading losses, writedowns less than 4th quarter
Equity investing additions of $776 million from the Visa IPO
Deposit growing accelerates
Commercial loaning strength continues CHARLOTTE, N.C., April 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Depository Financial Institution of America
Corporation today reported first-quarter 2008 network income declined to $1.21
billion from $5.26 billion a twelvemonth earlier. Diluted net income per share fell
80 percentage to $0.23 from $1.16 in the same time period in 2007. (Logo: ) "Despite gross growing in most of our businesses, these results
clearly did not ran into our expectations," said Kenneth D. Lewis, president and
chief executive director officer. "The failing in the economic system and prolonged
disruptions in the working capital marketplaces took their toll on our performance. That
said, we are continuing to set in growing enterprises across the company,
and believe our core strengths - including our diverse income stream,
liquidity and working capital - put us in a strong place to defy the jolts
to the system and emerge even stronger when statuses improve." With respect to the mentality for the U.S. economy, Jerry Lee Lewis noted that gross
domestic merchandise (GDP) growing is expected to be minimum at best in the
second quarter, with a flimsy pickup truck in the 2nd one-half of the year. "Our net income powerfulness from our core concern activities is strong and
growing," Jerry Lee Lewis added. "We are bringing advanced new merchandises to market,
taking marketplace share and expanding client human relationships across the
company. Nevertheless, we stay concerned about the wellness of the consumer
given the drawn-out lodging slump, subprime issues, employment degrees and
higher combustible and nutrient prices." The primary factors reducing first-quarter earnings were the following: -- Provision disbursal increased by $4.78 billion from a year-ago, to $6.01
billion owed to rising recognition costs - particularly in the place equity,
little concern and housebuilder portfolios - including a $3.30 billion
addition to the reserve. -- Trading-related losses were $1.31 billion compared with income of $1.66
billion a twelvemonth earlier, driven primarily by $1.47 billion in writedowns
of collateralized debt duties (CDOs) and $439 million in
writedowns of leveraged loans. Trading-related losses were $5.15
billion in the 4th one-fourth of 2007, which included CDO-related
writedowns of $5.28 billion. First One-Fourth 2008 Business Highlights -- Entire retail gross sales increased 10 percentage to 13 million products, driven
by strong growing in checking and savings, debit entry and online banking. Net
new retail checking business relationships grew 14 percentage or by 557,000. Key
subscribers of growing include free Online Checking and our Affinity
and Group Banking products. Additionally 45 percentage of new checking
business relationship gaps participated in Keep the Change(TM), Depository Financial Institution of America's
nest egg programme that combines debit entry card game and sedimentation products. -- Entire norm retail sedimentations increased $51 billion, or 11 percent, on
solid additions in certifications of sedimentation and consumer checking
business relationships and the improver of U.S. Trust and LaSalle. Debit card
purchase volume increased 15 percent. -- Direct-to-consumer mortgage origins in the one-fourth rose 32
percent, resulting in the peak one-fourth since 2003, as low mortgage
rates in January spurred refinancing activity. -- Business Lending, a unit of measurement within Global Corporate and Investment
Banking, had organic loan growing of 11 percent, or 30 percentage including
the acquisition of LaSalle. Capital Markets and Advisory Services,
also within Global Corporate and Investing Banking, had a record
one-fourth in foreign exchange, a very strong one-fourth in involvement rate
merchandises and earned a #3 ranking in U.S. equity underwriting(1) -- Within Global Wealth and Investing Management, loans rose 30 percent
and sedimentations increased 29 percent, including the impact of the U.S.
Trust and Sieur de LaSalle acquisitions. -- Entire assets under direction (AUM) in Global Wealth and Investment
Management increased to more than than $607 billion, including the impact of
the U.S. Trust and Sieur de LaSalle acquisitions and the sale of Marsico Capital
Management in the 2nd one-half of 2007. On a 1-year and 3-year AUM-
leaden basis, 75 percentage and 86 percent, respectively, of the
Columbia River and Excelsior equity finances were in the top 2 performance
quartiles compared with their equal group.(2) -- The integrating of U.S. Trust and Sieur de LaSalle stays on schedule. In May,
U.S. Trust is scheduled to convert trust, detention and investment
direction business relationships for bequest U.S. Trust clients to the Depository Financial Institution of
United States platform, and Sieur de Sieur de LaSalle will convert to the Depository Financial Institution of America
brand, providing LaSalle clients with even greater entree to Depository Financial Institution of
United States merchandises and services. The Countrywide acquisition is still
expected to fold in the 3rd one-fourth of 2008. First One-Fourth 2008 Business Accomplishments -- The $0 Online Equity Trades enterprise resulted in more than than 20,000 net
new self-directed accounts. -- Mobile River Banking recorded approximately 224,000 activations reaching
840,000 active customers. -- Keep the Change(TM) reached 8 million network new registrations since
inception, with 974,000 clients alone signing up in the first
quarter. -- Columbia River Management ranked #1 out of 61 common monetary fund households by
Lipper/Barron's inch its yearly Fund Families Survey for the 5 year
time period ending December 31, 2007.(3) (1) Based on Virgil Thomson Financial Rankings
(2) Results shown are defined by Global Wealth and Investing Management's
computation of the per centum of assets under direction in the top
two quartiles of classes based on Morningstar as of March 31, 2008. The class percentile rank was calculated by commanding the 1 and
three twelvemonth network tax returns of share social classes within the categories. The
assets of the figure of finances within the top 2 quartile consequences were
added and then divided by Columbia River Management's sum equity fund
assets under management. Past public presentation is no warrant of future
results. The share social class earning the commanding may have got limited
eligibility and may not be available to all investors. (3) Barron's, February 4, 2008. Rankings for the five twelvemonth time period include
public presentation of Excelsior Funds that were acquired by Depository Financial Institution of America
Corporation from U.S. Trust on July 1, 2007. For additional
of import information, delight mention to the end of the textual matter subdivision of
this fourth estate release. First One-Fourth 2008 Financial Summary
Gross and Expense Gross network of involvement disbursal on a fully taxable-equivalent basis
declined 6 percentage to $17.30 billion from $18.48 billion in the first
quarter a twelvemonth earlier. Net involvement income on a fully taxable-equivalent basis rose 20 percent
to $10.29 billion from $8.60 billion in the first one-fourth of 2007 on strong
loan growth; an improver from market-based nett involvement income; and the
addition of LaSalle. The addition was partially countervail by higher funding
costs. The nett involvement output improved 12 footing points to 2.73 percent. Noninterest income declined 29 percentage to $7.01 billion from $9.89
billion a twelvemonth earlier. Increases in service charges, card income,
mortgage-banking income and investing and brokerage firm services were more
than countervail by trading business relationship losings and less other income related to CDO
writedowns. Equity investing income remained essentially unchanged as the
gain from the Visa, Inc. initial populace offering was countervail by reductions
in Principal Investing gains. Noninterest disbursal was relatively level compared to a twelvemonth earlier as
lower force disbursals and the reversal of judicial proceeding costs related to
Visa were countervail by modest additions in most other disbursal categories. Pretax amalgamation and restructuring complaints related to acquisitions were $170
million compared with $111 million a twelvemonth earlier owed to the improver of
U.S. Trust and LaSalle. Recognition Quality Recognition quality deteriorated from more than advantageous degrees experienced in
the first one-half of 2007. Weak markets, particularly geographical parts that
have experienced the most important place terms declines, and the slowing
economy resulted in recognition impairment in respective portfolios particularly
home equity, little concern and homebuilders. Provision disbursal rose $4.78 billion from the year-ago period mainly
because of improvers to the allowance for loan and rental losings in consumer
and commercial portfolios directly tied to housing. Portfolio flavorer and
the impact of a deceleration economic system on domestic consumer and little business
portfolios also drove modesty improvers compared with decreases a year
earlier from securitization activities and the sale of a portfolio. Net
charge-offs increased $1.29 billion from a twelvemonth ago, also reflecting
housing marketplace impairment and deceleration economical conditions. -- Provision for recognition losings was $6.01 billion, up from $3.31 billion in
the 4th one-fourth of 2007, and $1.24 billion in the first one-fourth of
2007. -- Net charge-offs were $2.72 billion, or 1.25 percent, of entire average
loans and rentals compared with $1.99 billion, or 0.91 percent, in the
4th one-fourth of 2007 and $1.43 billion, or 0.81 percent, in the first
one-fourth of 2007. -- Entire managed network losings were $4.14 billion, or 1.69 percent, of total
norm managed loans and rentals compared with $3.31 billion, or 1.34
percent, in the 4th one-fourth of 2007 and $2.57 billion, or 1.26
percent, in the first one-fourth of 2007. -- Nonperforming assets were $7.83 billion, or 0.90 percent, of total
loans, rentals and foreclosed places at quarter-end compared to
$5.95 billion, or 0.68 percent, at December 31, 2007 and $2.06 billion,
or 0.29 percent, at March 31, 2007. Results for the time period ended March
31, 2007 make not include LaSalle. -- The allowance for loan and rental losings was $14.89 billion, or 1.71
percent, of loans and rentals measured at historical cost, at March 31,
2008. That compared with $11.59 billion, or 1.33 percent, at December
31, 2007 and $8.73 billion, or 1.21 percent, at March 31, 2007. Results
for the time period ended March 31, 2007 make not include LaSalle. Capital Management Sum shareholders' equity was $156.31 billion at March 31. Period-end
assets were $1.74 trillion. The Grade 1 Capital ratio was 7.51 percent, up
from 6.87 percentage at December 31, 2007 after the company raised about $13
billion in working capital through the issue of preferable stock in January. The
Tier 1 ratio was 8.57 percentage in the twelvemonth ago quarter. Depository Financial Institution of United States paid a hard cash dividend of $0.64 per share in the quarter. The company also issued about 15 million common shares primarily related to
restricted stock activity and did not repurchase any shares. Period-end
common shares issued and outstanding were 4.45 billion for the first
quarter of 2008 and 4.44 billion for the 4th and first living quarters of 2007. 2008 First One-Fourth Business Section Results Global Consumer and Small Business Banking (1) (Dollars in millions) Q1 2008 Q1 2007 Sum managed revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $13,306 $11,331 Provision for recognition losings 6,452 2,411
Noninterest disbursal 5,139 4,675 Net income 1,090 2,672 Efficiency ratio 38.62 % 41.26 %
Tax Return on norm equity 6.64 17.62 Managed loans (3) $363,001 $308,105
Deposits (3) 343,436 326,480 At 3/31/08 At 3/31/07
Time Period ending sedimentations $349,606 $334,918 (1) Managed basis. Managed footing presumes that loans that have got got been
securitized were not sold and shows net income on these loans in a
mode similar to the manner loans that have not been sold (i.e. held
loans) are presented. For more than information and detailed
reconciliation, delight mention to the information pages supplied with this
Press Release. (2) Fully taxable-equivalent basis
(3) Balances averaged for period Managed nett gross rose 17 percentage as mortgage banking income more
than doubled and both card income and service complaints increased 14 percent
helping bring forth a 30 percentage addition in noninterest income. Net income drop 59 percentage from a twelvemonth ago, as recognition costs rose and
expenses increased 10 percent. The proviso for recognition losings increased by $4.04 billion to $6.45
billion compared with a twelvemonth ago. The addition was owed to modesty additions
for place equity reflecting the impacts of lodging failing and the slowing
economy, as well as seasoning of the consumer portfolios and deterioration
in the little concern portfolio. Net losings increased $1.25 billion to
$3.69 billion, reflecting lodging marketplace impairment and weakened
economic conditions. -- Deposits nett gross declined 4 percentage to $4.09 billion as spread
compaction and competitory pricing of sedimentations negatively impacted net
involvement income despite strong norm sedimentation growing of 5 percent. Noninterest disbursals increased $327 million, largely owed to the
acquisition of Sieur de LaSalle and higher sedimentation degrees and transaction
volume, resulting in nett income of $995 million, down 25 percent. -- Card Services managed nett gross increased 21 percentage to $7.33 billion
owed to 15 percentage growing in nett involvement income and 33 percentage growth
in non involvement income driven by 14 percentage growing in norm loans and
leases, Card Services allotment of the Visa, Inc. initial public offering addition and higher
card income. Net income of $670 million was down 39 percentage as the
higher network gross and the reversal of judicial proceeding costs related to
Visa were more than than countervail by higher recognition costs. -- Consumer Real Number Estate had $1.31 billion in nett revenue, a 57 percent
increase, as mortgage banking income more than doubled to $656 million. Net income drop to a loss of $773 million owed to higher recognition costs
related to impairment in the place equity portfolio. Global Corporate and Investing Banking (Dollars in millions) Q1 2008 Q1 2007 Sum revenue, nett of involvement disbursal (1) $3,168 $5,400 Provision for recognition losings 523 115
Noninterest disbursal 2,461 2,930 Net income 115 1,477 Efficiency ratio 77.68 % 54.26 %
Tax Return on norm equity 0.78 14.41 Loans and rentals (2) $324,733 $247,898
Trading-related assets (2) 361,921 360,530
Deposits (2) 235,800 208,561 (1) Fully taxable-equivalent basis
(2) Balances averaged for period Net gross decreased 41 percentage and nett income drop 92 percentage on CDO
and leveraged finance-related writedowns. Also impacting nett income was an
increase in recognition costs countervail in portion by a diminution in noninterest
expense. The proviso for recognition losings increased $408 million to $523 million. The impact of the lodging marketplace lag on the housebuilder loan portfolio
drove improvers to the recognition loss militia and higher network charge-offs. Higher network charge-offs related to seasoning of the dealer-related retail
portfolios, and modest additions in center marketplace network charge-offs from very
low anterior twelvemonth degrees also contributed to the increased provision. -- Business Lending network gross increased 22 percentage to $1.64 billion due
to improvements in nett involvement income, driven by an addition in
norm loans and rentals of 30 percentage owed to the acquisition of
Sieur de LaSalle and organic loan growth. Net income declined 27 percentage to
$337 million as the gross addition was more than than countervail by the
addition in recognition costs. -- Capital Markets and Advisory Services had negative network gross of $621
million compared with nett gross of $2.37 billion a twelvemonth earlier. This
was owed primarily to CDO-related losses and writedowns on leveraged
loans and commitments. The concern had a nett loss of $1.10 billion
compared with nett income of $528 million a twelvemonth earlier. -- Treasury Services network gross increased 24 percentage to $2.14 billion due
to its allotment of the addition from the Visa, Inc. initial public offering and increased
service charges. Net income increased 68 percentage to $875 million as a
consequence of the increased grosses and owed to take down disbursals related
primarily to the reversal of judicial proceeding costs related to Visa. Global Wealth and Investing Management (Dollars in millions) Q1 2008 Q1 2007 Sum revenue, nett of involvement disbursal (1) $1,922 $1,781 Provision for recognition losings 243 23
Noninterest disbursal 1,316 975 Net income 228 491 Efficiency ratio 68.49 % 54.75 %
Tax Return on norm equity 7.92 22.61 Loans (2) $85,642 $65,839
Deposits (2) 148,500 114,955 (in billions) At 3/31/08 At 3/31/07
Assets under direction $607.5 $547.4 (1) Fully taxable-equivalent basis
(2) Balances averaged for period Net gross in Global Wealth and Investing Management increased 8
percent. Asset direction fees rose 39 percentage to $899 million mainly from
the improver of U.S. Trust and LaSalle. The addition was countervail by a $220
million loss related to back up provided to certain hard cash funds. Net income declined 54 percentage as noninterest disbursal rose 35 percent
due mainly to the improvers of U.S. Trust and Sieur de LaSalle combined with
increased disbursals related to the retirement and mass affluent initiatives. Provision for recognition losings increased to $243 million from $23 million a
year ago owed to impairment in the place equity portfolio from housing
market weakness. -- U.S. Trust, Depository Financial Institution of United States Private Wealth Management network gross rose
47 percentage to $675 million goaded by the acquisition of U.S. Trust and
LaSalle. Net income rose 31 percentage to $106 million. -- Columbia River Management network gross declined 44 percentage to $179 million,
reflecting the support provided to certain hard cash funds, countervail in part
by the improver of U.S. Trust and growing in investing and brokerage
services revenue. A nett loss of $79 million resulted from the cash
finances support and higher revenue-related operating expenses. -- Prime Minister Banking and Investments network gross decreased 8 percentage to $841
million on less network involvement income related to distribute compression,
driven by sedimentation premix and competitory pricing of deposits. Net income
drop 67 percentage to $104 million as recognition costs increased by $238
million reflecting place equity portfolio deterioration. All Other (1) (Dollars in millions) Q1 2008 Q1 2007 Sum revenue, nett of involvement disbursal (2) $(1,093) $(28) Provision for recognition losings (1,208) (1,314)
Noninterest disbursal 279 517 Net income (223) 615 Loans and rentals (3) $102,285 $92,200 (1) All Other dwells primarily of equity investments, the residual
impact of the allowance for recognition losings and the cost allocation
processes, Amalgamation and Restructuring Charges, intersegment
eliminations, and the consequences of certain consumer finance, investment
direction and commercial loaning concerns that are being
liquidated. All Other also includes the countervailing securitization
impact to show Global Consumer and Small Business Banking on a
managed basis. For more than information and elaborate reconciliation,
delight mention to the information pages supplied with this Press Release. (2) Fully taxable-equivalent basis
(3) Balances averaged for period All Other recorded a nett loss of $223 million compared to nett income of
$615 million in the twelvemonth earlier period. The diminution was mainly owed to
lower equity investing income in Principal Investing and the absence of
earnings from certain liquidated concerns when compared to last year. These lessenings were partially countervail by additions in additions on gross sales of
debt securities and less disbursals related to stock-based compensation
granted to retirement- eligible employees. Note: Head Executive Military Military Officer Kenneth D. Jerry Lee Lewis and Head Financial
Officer Joe L. Price will discourse first one-fourth 2008 consequences in a
conference phone call at 9:30 a.m. EDT today. The presentation and supporting
materials can be accessed on the Depository Financial Institution of United States Investor Relations web
site at . For a listen-only connection to
the conference call, dial 800.894.5910 and the conference ID: 79795. Depository Financial Institution of America Depository Financial Institution of United States is one of the world's biggest fiscal institutions,
serving individual consumers, little and center marketplace concerns and large
corporations with a full scope of banking, investing, plus direction and
other fiscal and risk-management products and services. The company
provides odd convenience in the United States, serving more than than than 59
million consumer and little concern human relationships with more than 6,100
retail banking offices, nearly 18,500 ATMs and award-winning online banking
with nearly 25 million active users. Depository Financial Institution of United States is the No. One overall
Small Business Administration (SBA) loaner in the United States and the No.
1 SBA loaner to minority-owned little businesses. The company functions clients
in more than than 150 states and have human relationships with 99 percentage of the
U.S. Luck 500 companies and 83 percentage of the Luck Global 500. Bank
of United States Corporation stock (NYSE: ) is a constituent of the Dow Jones
Industrial Average and is listed on the New House Of York Stock Exchange. This fourth estate release incorporates forward-looking statements, including
statements about the fiscal conditions, consequences of trading operations and
earnings mentality of Depository Financial Institution of United States Corporation. The forward-looking
statements affect certain hazards and uncertainties. Factors that may cause
actual consequences or net income to differ materially from such as forward-looking
statements include, among others, the following: 1) projected business
increases followers procedure alterations and other investings are less than
expected; 2) competitory pressure level among fiscal services companies
increases significantly; 3) general economical statuses are less favorable
than expected; 4) political statuses including the menace of future
terrorist activity and related to actions by the United States abroad may
adversely impact the company's concerns and economical statuses as a
whole; 5) alterations in the involvement charge per unit environment and marketplace liquidity
reduce involvement margins, impact support beginnings and consequence the ability to
originate and administer fiscal merchandises in the primary and secondary
markets; 6) alterations in foreign exchange rates additions exposure; 7)
changes in marketplace rates and terms may adversely impact the value of
financial products; 8) statute law or regulating environments, requirements
or alterations adversely impact the concerns in which the company is engaged;
9) alterations in accounting standards, regulations or interpretations; 10)
litigation liabilities, including costs, expenses, colonies and
judgments, may adversely impact the company or its businesses; 11) mergers
and acquisitions and their integrating into the company; and 12) decisions
to downsize, sell or stopping point units of measurement or otherwise change the concern premix of
any of the company. Accordingly, readers are cautioned not to put undue
reliance on forward- looking statements, which talk only as of the day of the month on
which they are made. Depository Financial Institution of United States makes not set about to update
forward-looking statements to reflect the impact of fortune or events
that originate after the day of the month the forward-looking statements are made. For
further information regarding Depository Financial Institution of United States Corporation, delight read the
Bank of United States studies filed with the second and available at . Columbia River River River Management: Columbia Management Group, LLC ("Columbia
Management") is the primary investing direction division of Depository Financial Institution of
America Corporation. Columbia River Management physical things supply investment
management services and merchandises for institutional and individual
investors. Columbia River River Funds and Excelsior Funds are distributed by Columbia
Management Distributors, Inc., member FINRA and SIPC. Columbia River River Management
Distributors, Inc. is portion of Columbia Management and an affiliate of Bank
of United States Corporation. Investors should carefully see the investment
objectives, risks, complaints and disbursals of any Columbia River Fund or Excelsior
Fund before investing. Contact your Columbia River Management representative for
a prospectus, which incorporates this and other of import information about the
fund. Read it carefully before investing. Barron's, February 4, 2008. Past public presentation is no warrant of future
results. For the one, five and 10 twelvemonth time periods ended 12/31/07, our fund
family ranked 19 (of 67 monetary monetary monetary monetary fund families), 1 (of 61 fund families) and 17 (of
52 fund families) in the yearly Lipper/Barron's Fund Families Survey. Mutual finances are advised by Columbia River Management, the primary investment
management division of Depository Financial Institution of United States Corporation. Lipper calculated the
returns of each fund, adjusted for 12b-1 fees and gross sales charges, and gave
it a preliminary ranking, or percentile, in its class measurement how it
compared with all equals tracked by Lipper. The percentile ranking was then
weighted by plus size relation to the monetary fund family's other assets in its
general classification, e.g. human race equity. This mark was then multiplied
by the weighting of its general classification, as determined by the entire
Lipper existence of funds. Had 12b-1 fees or gross sales tons been included,
rankings would have got been lower. Depository Financial Institution of United States Corporation and Subsidiaries
Selected Financial Data
(Dollars in millions, except per share data; shares in thousands) Summary Income Statement Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007 Network involvement income $9,991 $8,268
Entire noninterest income 7,012 9,887
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal 17,003 18,155
Provision for recognition losings 6,010 1,235
Noninterest expense, before merger
and restructuring complaints 9,025 8,986
Amalgamation and restructuring complaints 170 111
Income before income taxations 1,798 7,823
Income taxation disbursal 588 2,568
Net income $1,210 $5,255 Net Income per common share $0.23 $1.18
Diluted net income per common share 0.23 1.16 Summary Average Balance Sheet Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007 Sum loans and rentals $875,661 $714,042
Debt securities 219,377 186,498
Entire earning assets 1,510,295 1,321,946
Entire assets 1,764,927 1,521,418
Entire sedimentations 787,623 686,704
Shareholders' equity 154,728 133,588
Common shareholders' equity 141,456 130,737 Performance Ratios Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007 Tax Tax Return on norm assets 0.28 % 1.40 %
Return on norm common
shareholders' equity 2.90 16.16 Recognition Quality Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007 Sum network charge-offs $2,715 $1,427
Annualized network charge-offs arsenic a % of
norm loans and rentals outstanding (1) 1.25 % 0.81 %
Provision for recognition losings $6,010 $1,235
Entire recognition card managed nett losings 2,372 1,953
Entire recognition card managed nett losses
as a % of norm managed credit
card receivables 5.19 % 4.73 % March 31
2008 2007 Sum nonperforming assets $7,827 $2,059
Nonperforming assets as a % of total
loans, rentals and foreclosed
places (1) 0.90 % 0.29 %
Allowance for loan and rental losings $14,891 $8,732
Allowance for loan and rental losings as
a % of entire loans and leases
measured at historical cost (1) 1.71 % 1.21 % Capital Management March 31
2008 2007
Risk-based working capital ratios:
Grade 1 7.51 %* 8.57 %
Entire 11.71 * 11.94
Grade 1 purchase ratio 5.61 * 6.25 Period-end common shares issued and
outstanding 4,452,810 4,439,070 Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007 Shares issued 14,925 28,919
Shares repurchased - (48,000)
Average common shares issued and
outstanding 4,427,823 4,432,664
Average diluted common shares issued
and outstanding 4,461,201 4,497,028
Dividends paid per common share $0.64 $0.56 Summary Ending Balance Sheet March 31
2008 2007 Sum loans and rentals $873,870 $723,633
Entire debt securities 223,000 181,886
Entire earning assets 1,458,017 1,302,856
Entire assets 1,736,502 1,502,157
Entire sedimentations 797,069 692,801
Entire shareholders' equity 156,309 134,856
Common shareholders' equity 139,003 132,005
Book value per share of common stock $31.22 $29.74 * Preliminary data (1) Ratios make not include loans measured at just value in conformity with
SFAS 159 at and for the three calendar months ended March 31, 2008 and 2007. Certain anterior time time period amounts have got been reclassified to conform to
current period presentation. Depository Financial Institution of United States Corporation and Subsidiaries
Business Section Results
(Dollars in millions) Global Consumer and Small Business
Banking (1) Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $13,306 $11,331
Provision for recognition losings (3) 6,452 2,411
Noninterest disbursal 5,139 4,675
Network income 1,090 2,672 Efficiency ratio (2) 38.62 % 41.26 %
Tax Return on norm equity 6.64 17.62
Average - entire loans and rentals $363,001 $308,105
Average - entire sedimentations 343,436 326,480 Deposits
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $4,090 $4,241
Network income 995 1,318
Card Services (1)
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $7,332 $6,047
Network income 670 1,099
Consumer Real Number Estate
Sum revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $1,307 $833
Network income (loss) (773) 205 Global Corporate and Investment
Banking Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $3,168 $5,400
Provision for recognition losings 523 115
Noninterest disbursal 2,461 2,930
Network income 115 1,477 Efficiency ratio (2) 77.68 % 54.26 %
Tax Return on norm equity 0.78 14.41
Average - entire loans and rentals $324,733 $247,898
Average - entire sedimentations 235,800 208,561 Business Lending
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $1,636 $1,336
Network income 337 463
Capital Markets and Advisory Services
Sum revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $(621) $2,365
Network income (loss) (1,103) 528
Treasury Services
Sum revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $2,136 $1,722
Network income 875 521 Global Wealth and Investment
Management Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $1,922 $1,781
Provision for recognition losings 243 23
Noninterest disbursal 1,316 975
Network income 228 491 Efficiency ratio (2) 68.49 % 54.75 %
Tax Return on norm equity 7.92 22.61
Average - entire loans and rentals $85,642 $65,839
Average - entire sedimentations 148,500 114,955 U.S. Trust (4)
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $675 $458
Network income 106 81
Columbia River Management
Sum revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $179 $321
Network income (loss) (79) 54
Prime Minister Banking and Investments
Sum revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $841 $913
Network income 104 315 All Other (1) Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal (2) $(1,093) $(28)
Provision for recognition losings (5) (1,208) (1,314)
Noninterest disbursal 279 517
Network income (loss) (223) 615 Average - entire loans and rentals $102,285 $92,200
Average - entire sedimentations 59,887 36,708 (1) Global Consumer and Small Business Banking is presented on a managed
basis, specifically Card Services, with a corresponding offset
recorded in All Other. (2) Fully taxable-equivalent (FTE) basis. FTE footing is a performance
measurement used by direction in operating the concern that management
believes supplies investors with a more than accurate image of the
involvement border for comparative purposes. (3) Represents proviso for recognition losings on held loans combined with
realized recognition losings associated with the securitized loan portfolio. (4) In July 2007, the trading operations of the acquired U.S. Trust Corporation
were combined with the former Private Depository Financial Institution creating U.S. Trust, Bank
of United States Private Wealth Management. The consequences of the combined
concern were reported for time periods beginning on July 1, 2007. Prior
to July 1, 2007, the consequences solely reflect that of the former Private
Bank. (5) Represents the proviso for recognition losings in All Other concerted with
the Global Consumer and Small Business Banking securitization offset. Certain anterior time time period amounts have got been reclassified to conform to
current period presentation. Depository Financial Institution of United States Corporation and Subsidiaries
Supplemental Financial Data
(Dollars in millions) Fully taxable-equivalent basis information Three Months Ended March 31
2008 2007 Network involvement income $10,291 $8,597
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal 17,303 18,484
Net involvement output 2.73 % 2.61 %
Efficiency ratio 53.13 49.22 Other Data March 31
2008 2007 Full-time like employees 209,096 199,429
Number of banking centres - domestic 6,148 5,737
Number of branded ATMs - domestic 18,491 17,117 Certain anterior time time period amounts have got been reclassified to conform to
current period presentation. Depository Financial Institution of United States Corporation and Subsidiaries
Reconciliation - Managed to GAAP
(Dollars in millions) The Corporation studies its Global Consumer and Small Business
Banking's results, specifically Card Services, on a managed basis. This
basis of presentation excepts the Corporation's securitized mortgage and
home equity portfolios for which the Corporation reserves servicing. Coverage on a managed footing is consistent with the manner that management
evaluates the consequences of Global Consumer and Small Business Banking. Managed footing presumes that securitized loans were not sold and presents
earnings on these loans in a mode similar to the manner loans that have got not
been sold (i.e., held loans) are presented. Loan securitization is an
alternative support procedure that is used by the Corporation to diversify
funding sources. Loan securitization takes loans from the Consolidated
Balance Sheet through the sale of loans to an off- balance sheet qualified
special intent physical thing which is excluded from the Corporation's
Consolidated Financial Statements in conformity with accounting principles
generally accepted in the United States (GAAP). The public presentation of the managed portfolio is of import in understanding
Global Consumer and Small Business Banking's and Card Services' consequences as
it shows the consequences of the full portfolio serviced by the
business. Securitized loans go on to be serviced by the concern and are
subject to the same underwriting criteria and in progress monitoring as held
loans. In addition, retained extra service income is exposed to similar
credit hazard and repricing of involvement rates as held loans. Global Consumer
and Small Business Banking's managed income statement line points differ
from a held footing reported as follows: -- Managed nett involvement income includes Global Consumer and Small Business
Banking's nett involvement income on held loans and involvement income on the
securitized loans less the internal finances transportation pricing allocation
related to securitized loans. -- Managed noninterest income includes Global Consumer and Small Business
Banking's noninterest income on a held footing less the reclassification
of certain constituents of card income (e.g., extra service income) to
enter managed nett involvement income and proviso for recognition losses. Noninterest income, both on a held and managed basis, also includes the
impact of accommodations to the interest-only opencast that are recorded in
card income as direction goes on to pull off this impact within Global
Consumer and Small Business Banking. -- Provision for recognition losings stands for the proviso for recognition losses
on held loans combined with realized recognition losings associated with the
securitized loan portfolio. Global Consumer and Small Business Banking Three Months Ended March 31, 2008 Managed Securitization
Footing (1) Impact (2) Held Basis
Network involvement income (3) $7,684 $(2,055) $5,629
Noninterest income:
Card income 2,725 704 3,429
Service complaints 1,566 - 1,566
Mortgage banking income 656 - 656
All other income 675 (65) 610
Entire noninterest income 5,622 639 6,261
Entire revenue, nett of interest
disbursal 13,306 (1,416) 11,890 Provision for recognition losings 6,452 (1,416) 5,036
Noninterest disbursal 5,139 - 5,139
Income before income taxations 1,715 - 1,715
Income taxation disbursal (3) 625 - 625
Network income $1,090 $- $1,090 Average - entire loans and rentals $363,001 $(105,176) $257,825 Three Months Ended March 31, 2007 Managed Securitization
Footing (1) Impact (2) Held Basis
Network involvement income (3) $7,004 $(1,890) $5,114
Noninterest income:
Card income 2,381 839 3,220
Service complaints 1,377 - 1,377
Mortgage banking income 302 - 302
All other income 267 (77) 190
Entire noninterest income 4,327 762 5,089
Entire revenue, nett of
involvement disbursal 11,331 (1,128) 10,203 Provision for recognition losings 2,411 (1,128) 1,283
Noninterest disbursal 4,675 - 4,675
Income before income taxations 4,245 - 4,245
Income taxation disbursal (3) 1,573 - 1,573
Network income $2,672 $- $2,672 Average - entire loans and rentals $308,105 $(101,776) $206,329 All Other Three Months Ended March 31, 2008 Reported Securitization
Footing (4) Offset (2) As Adjusted
Network involvement income (3) $(1,990) $2,055 $65
Noninterest income:
Card income 664 (704) (40)
Equity investing income 268 - 268
Gains on gross sales of debt securities 220 - 220
All other income (loss) (255) 65 (190)
Entire noninterest income 897 (639) 258
Entire revenue, nett of
involvement disbursal (1,093) 1,416 323 Provision for recognition losings (1,208) 1,416 208
Amalgamation and restructuring complaints 170 - 170
All other noninterest disbursal 109 - 109
Income (loss) before income
taxations (164) - (164)
Income taxation disbursal (3) 59 - 59
Network income (loss) $(223) $- $(223) Average - entire loans and rentals $102,285 $105,176 $207,461 Three Months Ended March 31, 2007 Reported Securitization
Footing (4) Offset (2) As Adjusted
Network involvement income (3) $(1,752) $1,890 $138
Noninterest income:
Card income 721 (839) (118)
Equity investing income 896 - 896
Gains on gross sales of debt securities 61 - 61
All other income (loss) 46 77 123
Entire noninterest income 1,724 (762) 962
Entire revenue, nett of
involvement disbursal (28) 1,128 1,100 Provision for recognition losings (1,314) 1,128 (186)
Amalgamation and restructuring complaints 111 - 111
All other noninterest disbursal 406 - 406
Income (loss) before income
taxations 769 - 769
Income taxation disbursal (3) 154 - 154
Network income (loss) $615 $- $615 Average - entire loans and rentals $92,200 $101,776 $193,976 (1) Provision for recognition losings stands for proviso for recognition losings on
held loans combined with realized recognition losings associated with the
securitized loan portfolio. (2) The securitization impact/offset on nett involvement income is on a funds
transportation pricing methodological analysis consistent with the manner support costs are
allocated to the businesses. (3) FTE
(4) Provision for recognition losings stands for the proviso for recognition losses
in All Other concerted with the Global Consumer and Small Business
Banking securitization offset. Certain anterior time time period amounts have got been reclassified among the segments
to conform to the current period presentation.