Industrial banks hit another home run!

We measure a baseball player’s performance by statistics. Quantifiable measurements cannot be disputed as to the quality, consistency and strength of an athelete. Indeed, all the Hall of Famers have great stats.

Industrial banks rule the statistical measurements in the financial services arena. The fourth-quarter 2009 FDIC reports are now. And once again, they demonstrate that industrial banks are the most secure financial institutions in the country. Other FDIC insured banks cannot compare to the strength of ILCs. Look at the figures:

As a whole, the American banking industry as a capital to assets ratio of 11%. Industrial banks have a capital to assets ratio of 16.4%.

The American banking community has a trouble assets ratio of 25.8%; industrial banks in US 11.2% (commercially owned industrial banks have a total asset ratio of 2.5%!)

American banks have an annualized rate of return of .09% and industrial banks screen pass them with an ROA of .84 %. (Commercially owned industrial banks profitability was 1.39%)

All this nonsense about commercially owned banks causing a threat is just that… nonsense. When even in these troubled times, the profitability of commercially owned industrial banks is 15 times that of the national banking industry.