April 2 (Bloomberg) -- The following table shows banks and securities firms that have sold stakes or announced plans to do so, raising $136 billion of capital amid losses on subprime- related securities.

The financial institutions have turned to their own governments, sovereign wealth funds of other countries' governments and public investors. The writedowns and credit losses following the collapse of the U.S. subprime mortgage market have exceeded $232 billion for the world's largest financial institutions.

Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the largest underwriter of mortgage-banked bonds in the U.S. last year, raised $4 billion from public investors yesterday while UBS AG said it would seek 15 billion francs ($15 billion) of new capital in a rights offer.

All figures are in billions of U.S. dollars and converted at today's exchange rate if given in a different currency.

               Total
Firm           Infusion   Breakdown by Investor (if provided)

Citigroup        $30.4   $6.9  Government of Singapore
                                Investment Corp.
                          5.6  Kuwait Investment Authority,
                                Alwaleed bin Talal, Capital
                                Research, Capital World,
                                Sandy Weill, public investors.
                          7.5  Abu Dhabi Investment
                                Authority
                         10.4  Public investors

UBS              27.7    10.9   Government of Singapore
                                Investment Corp.
                          2     Unidentified Middle Eastern
                                Investor
                         14.8   Public investors

IKB Deutsche     13.2    German government, Banking associations

Bank of America  13      Public investors

Merrill Lynch    12.2    6.6    Korea Investment Corp.,
                                Kuwait Investment Authority,
                                Mizuho Financial Group
                         4.4    Temasek Holdings
                         1.2    Davis Selected Advisors

Societe Generale  8.7    Public investors

WestLB            7.8    State of North Rhine Westphalia,
                         savings banks associations,
                         regional governments

Morgan Stanley    5      China Investment Corp.

Barclays*         5      3      China Development Bank
                         2      Temasek Holdings

Lehman Brothers   4      Public investors

Wachovia          3.5    U.S. investors (unidentified)

Canadian          2.9    1.5    Li Ka-Shing, Manulife
  Imperial                      Financial, Caisse de Depot
                                et Placement du Quebec, OMERS
                         1.4    Public investors

Credit Suisse     1.4    Public investors

Gulf Int'l        1      Governments of Bahrain, Kuwait,
                         Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE
                _____

TOTAL          $135.8

* Barclays Plc arranged its transaction during an unsuccessful
bid to buy ABN Amro Holding NV last year.

To contact the reporter on this story: Yalman Onaran in New York at yonaran@bloomberg.net.

Last Updated: April 2, 2008 09:03 EDT