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1995 FDIC Q. Banking Profile 1 (1995)

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First Quarter 1995


..         n    e. FDIC



                                                                  Ricki Helfer, Chairman




                        anking Profile


  COMMERCIAL BANKING PERFORMANCE - FIRST QUARIER 1995


*   Commercial Banks Earn $11.1 Billion In First Quarter

*   Noncurrent Loans Register First Increase In Four Years

*   Commercial Loan Growth Sets Quarterly Record

*   Mergers   Absorb   228  Banks


Insured commercial banks  reported $11.13 bil-
lion in net income in the first quarter of 1995. A
year ago, industry earnings totaled $11.06 bil-
lion. This small increase in earnings was attrib-
utable to higher net interest income. Earnings
growth was  limited by a decline of almost $1
billion in gains and fees from trading accounts,
a $651-million reduction in income from securi-
ties sales, and by the lack of significant reduc-
tions in provisions for future loan losses which

             Quarterly Net Income
                 1991 - 1995
$ Billions


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FDIC
Division of Research
& Statistics
Don Inscoe
Associate Director,
Statistics Branch
(202) 898-3940
Tim Critchfield
(202) 898-8557
Jim McFadyen
(202) 898-7027
Ross Waldrop
(202) 898-3951


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Securities and Other Gains, Net
Net Operating Income


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1 2  3
   1991


4  1 2 3
     1992


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10.7


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4 1  2 3  4 1 2  3 4  1
     1993      1994  1995


poor  results from trading accounts was most
acute. Average  ROAs  of banks  with less than
$1  billion in assets showed modest  improve-
ments  from a year ago. Almost 97 percent of all
banks  were profitable in the first quarter. Banks
in the Northeast and Southwest  Regions were
the only groups to register a year-to-year drop
in net income.
Higher net interest income was the main source
of  improved  industry profits. Net interest in-
come,  at $37.7 billion, was $2.5 billion higher
than a year earlier. Loan income of $52.8 billion
was  more  than $9 billion (20.3 percent) higher
than  a year ago, reflecting strong loan growth
(12.1 percent) over the past 12 months. Total
interest-earning assets were 6.4 percent above
the level of a year ago. The industry's average
            Quarterly Net Interest Margins
                    1991 - 1995
Net Interest Margin (%)


5.0



4.5



4.0



3.5


helped  propel  earlier earnings   improve-
ments. The  average return on assets (ROA) for
the quarter was 1.1 Qpercent, compared to 1.17
percent a year ago. The decline in profitability
was  concentrated among   institutions with as-
sets of $1 billion or more, where the impact of


             Assets <$100 Million 4.80%







*            Assets >$100 Million 4.27%


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1 2  3 4  1
   1991


2  3 4  1 2  3 4  1 2  3 4  1
1992       1993      1994  1995


Requests for copies of and subscriptions to the FDIC Quarterly Banking Profile should be made through the FDIC's
Office of Corporate Communications, 550 17th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20429; telephone (202) 898-6996.
Internet address: World Wide Web, www.fdic.gov. or Gopher, gopher.fdic.gov.


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