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- nsa x 59,188Not seasonally adjusted
- usa x 55,030United States of America
- quarterly x 10,421
- banks x 4,165
- depository institutions x 3,067
- loans x 2,789
- net x 1,608
- assets x 1,338
- commercial x 818
- call reports x 372Reports of Condition and Income for All Insured U.S. Commercial Banks
- ffiec x 372Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council
- census division x 331U.S. Department of Commerce: Census Bureau division
- charge-offs x 165
- middle atlantic census division x 37U.S. Department of Commerce: Census Bureau - Middle Atlantic division
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Commercial Net Loan Charge-offs, Banks with Total Assets up to $300M, Middle Atlantic Census Division (NCOCMC12)
2013:Q1: 0.44 Percent Last 5 Observations
Quarterly, End of Period, Not Seasonally Adjusted, Updated: 2013-05-17 6:05 PM CDT
| Source: | Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council |
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| Release: | Reports of Condition and Income for All Insured U.S. Commercial Banks |
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Notes:
Charge-offs are measured on a net basis-loans charged off as losses minus recoveries on loans previously charged off. The percentage of loans charged off as losses each quarter (net of recoveries on loans previously charged off as losses) is calculated by summing net commercial loan charge-off for all banks in the size group and dividing by the sum of their total commercial loans. Data are annualized. Because of changes in the call report in 2001, the charge-off rate on commercial and industrial loans for banks with total assets below $300 million for 2001 are not exactly comparable to those for previous years. Prior to Q1 2001, the ratio displayed equals the charge-off rate for commercial and industrial loans and "other loans". |
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