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US banks’ exposure to Europe has fallen

While the health of European banks is once again in question, the financial crisis is becoming a distant memory for US banks. So far this year, they have enjoyed a decent rise in net income. Moreover, US banks’ exposure to Europe has fallen. They remain exposed to lingering problems at home, however, such as renewed falls in real estate prices.

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