by Calculated Risk on 5/06/2009 02:32:00 PM

From MarketWatch: Morgan Stanley doesn't need more capital: report

From WSJ: J.P. Morgan, American Express Won't Need New Capital

[F]ederal banking regulators have informed Regions Financial Corp., a regional bank based in Birmingham, Ala., that it needs to raise new capital, according to a person familiar with the matter.

A spokesman at Regions declined to comment Wednesday. The size of the cushion that regulators told bank executives they need to protect Regions from potential losses wasn't immediately clear.

From Bloomberg: Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, GMAC Need More Capital

Here is a scorecard by asset size (let me know if you hear of any other leaks - we will know it all tomorrow!):

Name	Total Assets (Billions)	Stress Test Results
1. Bank of America	2,500	Needs $34 billion
2. JPMorgan Chase	2,175	Pass
3. Citigroup	1,947	Needs $10 $5 billion
4. Wells Fargo	1,310	Needs $15 billion
5. Goldman Sachs	885	Pass
6. Morgan Stanley	659	Pass
7. MetLife	502	Pass
8. PNC Financial Services	291	???
9. U.S. Bancorp	267	???
10. Bank of New York Mellon	238	Pass
11. GMAC	189	Needs $11.5 billion
12. SunTrust	189	???
13. State Street	177	???
14. Capital One Financial Corp.	166	???
15. BB&T	152	???
16. Regions Financial Corp.	146	Needs $$$
17. American Express	126	Pass
18. Fifth Third Bancorp	120	Needs $3.3 billion (1)
19. KeyCorp	105	Needs $3.3 billion (1)

(1) Citi estimate. (ht Turbo)