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US bank holding companies / RSSD 4989420

BANCWEST HOLD

BANCWEST HOLDING INC.

1 FR Y-9C filings, Q2 2016 through Q2 2016 (report dates Jun 30, 2016 to Jun 30, 2016). Consolidated assets peak at $80.62B at Q2 2016. At its last filing the balance sheet is $80.62B of assets against $68.24B of liabilities and $12.36B of equity capital, which ranks 33 of 655 filers at Q2 2016 and is 0.44% of everything they consolidate. The panel runs to Q1 2021, so this entity stopped filing before the source ends. The panel records the stop and does not explain it: a merger, a charter change and a fall below the reporting threshold all look identical here.

$80.62B
consolidated assets
Q2 2016
15.33%
equity capital / assets
excludes minority interests
9.96%
Tier 1 / assets
Q2 2016
6.5x
assets / equity capital
book leverage

At Q2 2016 this filer’s assets minus liabilities minus equity capital leave $21.5M unaccounted for. That is not an error in the data: TOTAL_EQUITY_CAPITAL on the FR Y-9C is common and preferred equity and excludes noncontrolling (minority) interests in consolidated subsidiaries. Book debt on this page is therefore the reported liabilities column, never assets minus equity.

Consolidated balance sheet

Assets and liabilities as filed, every quarter this entity reported. Thousands of US dollars, nominal.

$0$25B$50B$75B$100Btotal assetstotal liabilities

Source: Federal Reserve, FR Y-9C Consolidated Financial Statements for Holding Companies TOTAL_ASSETS_THOUSANDS_USD and TOTAL_LIABILITIES_THOUSANDS_USD for RSSD 4989420. Where the rule is drawn, it marks Q1 2006. Methodology

Every filing

QuarterAssetsLiabilitiesEquity capitalTier 1Assets / equity
Q2 2016$80.62B$68.24B$12.36B$8.03B6.5x

Source: Federal Reserve, FR Y-9C Consolidated Financial Statements for Holding Companies All 1 filings for RSSD 4989420, as reported. Assets / equity is n/a where equity capital is not positive. Methodology

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