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Credit Crisis Contenders: How markets are treating select financial firms

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Published April 8, 2008 at 10:30 AM

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TheDeal.com is tracking how banks and other financial services firms exposed to the credit crisis are weathering the financial storm:

Credit Crisis Contenders A look at the stock performance of select banks based on Monday's close
Name	Last price	Change	Mkt cap	Volume
HBOS plc	560.00	-13.00	20934.72	27746578
CapitalSource, Inc.	11.46	0.42	2575.46	2916762
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.	44.60	0.55	24650.96	19575049
National City Corporation	9.24	0.25	5988.77	19834571
CIT Group Inc.	15.21	0.41	2908.25	7049954
Washington Mutual, Inc.	13.11	2.94	11568.69	190638448
Source: TheDeal.com

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