Wells Fargo, Citigroup to Raise $18.5 Billion After Stress Test

May 7th, 2009 - Bloomberg

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May 7 (Bloomberg) -- Wells Fargo & Co., Citigroup Inc.,Bank of America Corp., Morgan Stanley and Regions FinancialCorp. are raising at least $18.5 billion after the government’sstress test found the banks had too little common equity towithstand a prolonged recession.

Wells Fargo said today it will sell $6 billion of commonstock to the public, while Morgan Stanley aims to raise $5billion by selling stocks and bonds and Citigroup is exchangingan additional $5.5 billion of preferred securities into commonstock. Regions Financial Corp. said it’s studying options toraise $2.5 billion, and Bank of America will sell common stock.

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