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bank holding companies · tier 1 risk-based capital ratio · 2002Q4

How well capitalised are bank holding companies under $1B in assets in 2002Q4?

Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio, Bank holding companies under $1B in assets, 2002Q4: median 12.16% across 1,654 holding companies, 10th percentile 8.68%, 90th 19.67%.

MEDIAN: 12.16%FILERS: 1,654

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What it means

Tier 1 capital divided by risk-weighted assets, as reported on Schedule HC-R (MDRM 7206). Since 2015 the Federal Reserve's capital rule sets a 6% minimum (12 CFR 217.10; 4% before that); holding companies under the small-holding-company threshold are exempt from consolidated requirements.

Filers10th25thMedian75th90thMeanMinMax
1,6548.68%10.15%12.16%15.02%19.67%13.54%-4.93%80.17%

Largest in this group, 2002Q4 — with filed records

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