NEW YORK (AP) — Financial stocks will likely be in focus Monday — the last day for some of the nation's largest banks to have their capital-raising plans in place.
Last month, the government's stress tests determined that ten of the 19 largest U.S. banks needed to raise an additional $75 billion in capital as a buffer against future losses. Those banks were given a deadline of June 8 to get a capital-raising plan approved by regulators. The banks have until November to raise the funds.
Many of those banks have since raised additional cash through public stock offerings, but some still have a shortfall to meet. ...
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