Mizuho Americas has highest non-core funding ratio of any US bank

High-level measure of duration mismatch is three times that of next bank, BNP Paribas USA

Mizuho Americas has the highest non-core funding ratio of any major foreign or domestic-owned lender in the US, second-quarter data shows – nearly three times as high as the next financial holding company.

The intermediate holding company’s (IHC) net non-core funding dependence ratio – an outline measure of the mismatch between short-term liabilities and long-term assets – stood at 467% at end-June, having risen precipitously since a low point of 69.4% in Q1 2022.

At 71 percentage points, it

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