Banking.PGH.001 Bank Locations and Deposits over Time
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Introduction
Every year, the FDIC publishes an inventory of all U.S. banks and branches. At the institution level (aggregating over all branches), the data includes whether the bank is FDIC insured, the total assets of the bank, the amount of deposits in checking accounts (demand accounts), and the amount of deposits in time (e.g., CDs) and savings accounts. At the branch level, this data includes the address and geocoordinates of the branch, the date that the branch was established, and the the total deposits at that branch. ((This data could support historical analyses, going back to 1994 of the number, locations, and holdings of bank branch offices. As routine bank operations such as withdrawing cash or depositing checks can be increasingly done without going to branches, the demand for branch offices has decreased and the total number of branches in Allegheny County has fallen by 25% over the last 30 years. One option here is to use Census data to predict population shifts over the next 10 years and then, taking the role of one of the banks with the most branches, decide how to redistribute branch offices to best serve Allegheny County’s population.))Role
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Codebook
The data dictionary for these tables may be found on the custom download page: https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/SOD/customDownloadDataset
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