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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Government

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation protects depositors by insuring bank accounts up to $250,000 per institution. Beyond insurance administration, FDIC maintains one of the most detailed databases of US bank financials, including quarterly reports from every FDIC-insured institution. The organization publishes information on bank failures, merger activity, asset composition, and performance metrics. This data is essential for understanding the health of individual banks and the banking system overall. FDIC also serves as a regulator and supervisor of state-chartered banks that aren't members of the Federal Reserve System.

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FDIC Summary of Deposits

There are 77,770 bank branches in the US (as of June 2023), and this dataset tells you how much money is sitting in deposits at each one. You get the branch address, which bank owns it, how many deposits they're holding, and the exact coordinates. If you want to know which banks dominate your neighborhood, or track whether big banks are closing local branches, this is where you start. It's the most granular view of where banking deposits actually are.

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