State Street
Total assets: $177 billion
TARP money received: $2 billion
2008 results: $1.62 billion in profits
Stock performance: - 52.4%*
Even banks that occupy obscure corners of the financial services landscape are being put to the test. Look no further than State Street, which primarily lends securities to a wide variety of large institutional investors. Unlike most traditional banks facing credit woes, problems at the Boston-based financial firm have been more about liquidity, particularly within its asset-backed commercial paper unit. If regulators are savvy enough to make that distinction, State Street may have no trouble passing its stress test, analysts note. NEXT: Capital One
Last updated May 05 2009: 10:08 AM ET
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*Change since 9/12/08 - last trading day before collapse of Lehman Brothers.
*Change since 9/12/08 - last trading day before collapse of Lehman Brothers.
