Goldman sees third-quarter fall in market RWAs

Market RWAs fell $13 billion across the eight US G-Sibs

Market risk-weighted assets fell $13 billion (3%) to $421 billion at the eight US global systemically important banks (G-Sibs) in the three months to end-September, dropping for the second consecutive quarter.

Goldman Sachs reported the largest reduction of the group, with market RWAs shrinking by $9.8 billion (12.2%) to $70.8 billion.

Morgan Stanley posted a $4.5 billion (7%) reduction; State Street $3 billion (70%); Bank of America $1.5 billion (3%); and Wells Fargo $700 million (1.5%).

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