The big banks: How much they've raised

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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- During the month since the results of the big bank "stress tests," the nation's largest financial institutions have been rushing to raise needed capital.

In early May, the U.S. government announced that 10 of the 19 banks it reviewed would need to raise a total of $74.6 billion as a buffer against $599 billion in potential losses.

So far, so good. Many of the banks have been finding a receptive audience for stock and asset sales. In the table below, see which banks stand to lose the most if the economy weakens further, how much capital each was required to raise during the next six months -- and how much progress has been made.  To top of page

Bank Ticker Total assets Worst-case loss estimate Capital needed Capital raised
Bank of America BAC $1.6 trillion $136.6
billion
$33.9
billion
$30.3 billion*
Wells Fargo WFC $1.1 trillion $86.1
billion
$13.7
billion
$8.6 billion 
GMAC1 N/A $172.7 billion $9.2
billion
$11.5
billion
$3.5 billion
Citigroup C $996.2 billion $104.7
billion
$5.5
billion
$70 billion*
Regions Financial RF $116.3 billion $9.2
billion
$2.5
billion
$2.09 billion
SunTrust STI $162 billion $11.8
billion
$2.2
billion
$2.08 billion
Morgan Stanley MS $310.6 billion $19.7
billion
$1.8
billion
$8 billion
KeyCorp KEY $106.7 billion $6.7
billion
$1.8
billion
$1.3 billion
Fifth Third Bancorp FITB $112.6 billion $9.1
billion
$1.1
billion
$750 million*
PNC PNC $250.9 billion $18.8
billion
$600
million
$600 million
JPMorgan Chase JPM $1.3 trillion $97.4
billion
$0 $5 billion
Goldman Sachs GS $444.8 billion $17.8
billion
$0 $7.65 billion*
MetLife MET $326.4 billion $9.6
billion
$0 $0
U.S. Bancorp USB $230.6 billion $15.7
billion
$0 $2.4 billion
Bank of New York Mellon BK $115.8 billion $5.4
billion
$0 $1.2 billion
State Street STT $69.6 billion $8.2
billion
$0 $2.23 billion
Capital One Financial COF $131.8 billion $13.4
billion
$0 $1.55 billion
BB&T BBT $109.8 billion $8.7
billion
$0 $1.7 billion
American Express AXP $104.4 billion $11.2
billion
$0 $500 million
1GMAC is co-owned by General Motors and Cerberus Capital Management
*Capital raising plan still in progress
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