Title:               Nonperforming Commercial Loans (past due 90+ days plus nonaccrual) to Commercial Loans, Banks with Total Assets up to $300M, West North Central Census Division (DISCONTINUED)
Series ID:           NPCMCM14
Source:              Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (US), Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Release:             Reports of Condition and Income for All Insured U.S. Commercial Banks
Seasonal Adjustment: Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency:           Quarterly, End of Period
Units:               Percent
Date Range:          1988-01-01 to 2020-07-01
Last Updated:        2020-12-10 2:49 PM CST
Notes:               This series is discontinued and will no longer be updated. Additional
                     consolidated data is available on the FDIC's Bank Data and Statistics
                     (https://www.fdic.gov/bank/statistical/).
                     
                     Percentage of nonperforming commercial loans equals total
                     nonperforming commercial loans divided by total commercial loans.
                     Nonperforming commercial loans are those commercial loans that bank
                     managers classify as 90-days or more past due or nonaccrual in the
                     call report. Precisely, nonperforming commercial loans equals the sum
                     of Commercial and Industrial Loans to U.S. Addressees (Domicile) Past
                     Due 90 Days or More and Still Accruing call item RCFD1252; Commercial
                     and Industrial Loans to U.S. Addressees (Domicile), Nonaccrual call
                     item RCFD1253; Commercial and Industrial Loans to Non-U.S. Addressees
                     (Domicile) Past Due 90 Days or More and Still Accruing call item
                     RCFD1255; Commercial and Industrial Loans to Non-U.S. Addressees
                     (Domicile), Nonaccrual call item RCFD1256; Commercial (Time and
                     Demand) and All Other Loans Past Due 90 Days or More and Still
                     Accruing call item RCON1223; Commercial (Time and Demand) and All
                     Other Loans, Nonaccrual call item RCON1224; Commercial and Industrial
                     Loans Past Due 90 Days or More and Still Accruing call item RCON1607;
                     and Commercial and Industrial Loans, Nonaccrual call item RCON1608.
                     Total commercial loans equals Commercial and Industrial Loans call
                     item RCFD1766.
                     The asset classes are determined by using Average Total Assets call
                     item RCFD2170 less than $300M.
                     Geographic location for West North Central Census Division is
                     determined by the Physical State Code call item RSSD9210 IN
                     (19,20,27,29,31,38,46), where the number codes represent Iowa, Kansas,
                     Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota
                     respectively.
                     
                     Users are advised to use the Federal Reserve Board of Governors' data
                     dictionary (https://www.federalreserve.gov/apps/mdrm/data-dictionary)
                     to retrieve detailed information for specific call items.
                     
                     This series is calculated by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
                     using raw data that are collected by the FFIEC. Raw data can be found
                     at https://cdr.ffiec.gov/public/.

DATE       VALUE
1988-01-01  6.38
1988-04-01  5.77
1988-07-01  5.77
1988-10-01  4.89
1989-01-01  5.03
1989-04-01  4.83
1989-07-01  4.72
1989-10-01  4.21
1990-01-01  4.52
1990-04-01  4.33
1990-07-01  4.30
1990-10-01  4.07
1991-01-01  4.60
1991-04-01  4.34
1991-07-01  4.32
1991-10-01  3.70
1992-01-01  4.44
1992-04-01  4.23
1992-07-01  3.93
1992-10-01  3.23
1993-01-01  3.55
1993-04-01  3.22
1993-07-01  3.09
1993-10-01  2.48
1994-01-01  2.72
1994-04-01  2.48
1994-07-01  2.40
1994-10-01  2.11
1995-01-01  2.32
1995-04-01  2.39
1995-07-01  2.35
1995-10-01  2.23
1996-01-01  2.84
1996-04-01  3.01
1996-07-01  2.91
1996-10-01  2.46
1997-01-01  2.92
1997-04-01  2.85
1997-07-01  2.77
1997-10-01  2.40
1998-01-01  2.73
1998-04-01  2.87
1998-07-01  2.88
1998-10-01  2.57
1999-01-01  2.94
1999-04-01  2.92
1999-07-01  2.85
1999-10-01  2.34
2000-01-01  2.37
2000-04-01  2.29
2000-07-01  2.28
2000-10-01  2.13
2001-01-01  1.42
2001-04-01  1.51
2001-07-01  1.61
2001-10-01  1.50
2002-01-01  1.54
2002-04-01  1.61
2002-07-01  1.61
2002-10-01  1.57
2003-01-01  1.72
2003-04-01  1.71
2003-07-01  1.62
2003-10-01  1.47
2004-01-01  1.60
2004-04-01  1.53
2004-07-01  1.49
2004-10-01  1.31
2005-01-01  1.29
2005-04-01  1.33
2005-07-01  1.37
2005-10-01  1.18
2006-01-01  1.20
2006-04-01  1.21
2006-07-01  1.29
2006-10-01  1.34
2007-01-01  1.52
2007-04-01  1.51
2007-07-01  1.40
2007-10-01  1.35
2008-01-01  1.65
2008-04-01  1.64
2008-07-01  2.02
2008-10-01  2.24
2009-01-01  2.57
2009-04-01  2.73
2009-07-01  2.79
2009-10-01  2.57
2010-01-01  2.80
2010-04-01  2.80
2010-07-01  2.67
2010-10-01  2.49
2011-01-01  2.59
2011-04-01  2.40
2011-07-01  2.27
2011-10-01  2.06
2012-01-01  2.02
2012-04-01  1.88
2012-07-01  2.00
2012-10-01  1.76
2013-01-01  1.71
2013-04-01  1.60
2013-07-01  1.52
2013-10-01  1.42
2014-01-01  1.59
2014-04-01  1.49
2014-07-01  1.43
2014-10-01  1.28
2015-01-01  1.35
2015-04-01  1.32
2015-07-01  1.38
2015-10-01  1.41
2016-01-01  1.35
2016-04-01  1.32
2016-07-01  1.31
2016-10-01  1.29
2017-01-01  1.41
2017-04-01  1.27
2017-07-01  1.37
2017-10-01  1.24
2018-01-01  1.36
2018-04-01  1.41
2018-07-01  1.40
2018-10-01  1.27
2019-01-01  1.55
2019-04-01  1.42
2019-07-01  1.34
2019-10-01  1.15
2020-01-01  1.33
2020-04-01  0.88
2020-07-01  0.86