7 Regional Banks Subjected to Federal Stress Tests

Here are details about the seven regional banks subjected to federal "stress tests" to see how they would fare if the recession worsened. Five of the seven — Regions Financial Corp., SunTrust Banks Inc., KeyCorp, Fifth Third Bancorp and PNC Financial Services Group Inc. — were found to need more capital. All already have received from funds from the federal Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.

PNC Financial Services Group Inc.

— Based in Pittsburgh

— Operates in 13 states in the mid-Atlantic, Midwest and Florida plus the District of Columbia

— $291 billion in assets as of March 31

— Money received from TARP: $7.6 billion

U.S. Bancorp

— Based in Minneapolis

— Operates in 24 states in the Midwest and on the West Coast

— $264 billion in assets as of March 31

— Money received from TARP: $6.6 billion

Regions Financial Corp.

— Based in Birmingham, Ala.

— Operates in 16 states in the South and Midwest

— $146 billion in assets as of March 31

— Money received from TARP: $3.5 billion

Fifth Third Bancorp

— Based in Cincinnati

— Operates in 12 states in the Midwest and Southeast

— $119 billion in assets as of March 31

— Money received from TARP: $3.4 billion

Suntrust Banks Inc.

— Based in Atlanta

— Operates in 11 states in the Southeast and the District of Columbia

— $179.1 billion in assets as of March 31

— Money received from TARP: $4.9 billion

KeyCorp.:

— Based in Cleveland

— Operates in 14 states, mainly in northern tier of country

— $98 billion in assets as of March 31

— Money received from TARP: $2.5 billion

BB&T Corp.: