Citi’s SLR falls as Fed relief ends

Bank’s ratio sits 90bp above regulatory minimum as US Treasuries and excess reserves return to weigh on total exposures

Citi’s supplementary leverage ratio (SLR) fell 106 basis points to 5.90% in the second quarter after the temporary relief measure from the Federal Reserve expired on March 31.

The US bank reported total leverage exposure – the SLR denominator – of $2.9 trillion at end-June, up from $2.45 trillion three months earlier. The Tier 1 capital – the ratio numerator – fell slightly from $170.5 billion to $169.9 billion over the same period.

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