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How big is BANK OF MONTANA SYSTEM?

BANK OF MONTANA SYSTEM (MT, RSSD 1020199) reported consolidated total assets of $1.5B, deposits of $1.3B in its FR Y-9C for 1997Q3. That ranks 253 of 1,495 bank holding companies by assets, 172 of 246 among bank holding companies with $1b-$10b in assets, 2 of 10 bank holding companies in montana.

TOTAL ASSETS: $1.5BDEPOSITS: $1.3BTIER 1 RATIO: —34 quarters since 1986Q3

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What stands out

BANK OF MONTANA SYSTEM (MT, RSSD 1020199) reported consolidated total assets of $1.5B, deposits of $1.3B in its FR Y-9C for 1997Q3. That ranks 253 of 1,495 bank holding companies by assets, 172 of 246 among bank holding companies with $1b-$10b in assets, 2 of 10 bank holding companies in montana. Against its size class: return on assets 0.73%, below the peer median of 1.18%. The last report on record is for 1997Q3; the holding company may have merged, deregistered or fallen below the filing threshold after that.

Key figures, 1997Q3

As filed on the FR Y-9C; ratios marked computed are FACTANKER's. Peer medians are percentile_cont over the group in the same quarter.

Measure1997Q3Median, size classMedian, stateMedian, allEvidence
Total assets$1.5B$2.2B$340.8M$322.2Mrecord →
Total deposits$1.3B$1.7B$285.2M$271.1Mrecord →
Loans and leases$879.8M$1.4B$228.3M$205.3Mrecord →
Net income (year to date)$8.4M$18.3M$3.6M$2.9Mrecord →
Total equity capital$51.2M$188.9M$29.2M$31.1Mrecord →
Equity to assets3.35%8.63%8.20%9.00%computed
Return on assets0.73%1.18%1.37%1.16%computed

Quarter by quarter

34 reports on record, 1986Q3–1997Q3; the 34 most recent shown.

QuarterTotal assetsDepositsLoansNet income YTDEquityTier 1 ratioRank
1997Q3$1.5B$1.3B$879.8M$8.4M$51.2M—253
1997Q2$1.5B$1.3B$987.9M$5.8M$50.6M—261
1997Q1$1.5B$1.3B$971.2M$2.5M$48.5M—269
1994Q1$806.1M$674.8M$380.4M$1.4M$55.0M—372
1993Q4$826.6M$693.9M$386.6M$5.6M$55.2M—364
1993Q3$797.0M$663.8M$386.2M$4.9M$55.2M—367
1993Q2$793.2M$668.3M$372.4M$3.1M$54.3M—374
1993Q1$794.6M$664.4M$354.4M$1.4M$53.5M—365
1992Q4$500.0M$410.0M$244.5M$5.0M$30.0M—490
1992Q3$464.4M$386.0M$233.2M$3.5M$29.1M—513
1992Q2$459.3M$388.1M$217.2M$2.2M$28.3M—525
1992Q1$459.9M$390.0M$187.5M$1.1M$27.7M—535
1991Q4$440.7M$369.1M$169.0M$4.0M$27.1M—547
1991Q3$418.7M$344.5M$174.2M$2.9M$26.4M—566
1991Q2$400.4M$334.2M$165.1M$2.0M$25.9M—579
1991Q1$404.9M$338.1M$161.5M$913.0k$27.1M—575
1990Q4$417.7M$356.5M$159.2M$3.1M$26.6M—570
1990Q3$337.7M$286.9M$149.1M$2.3M$25.5M—639
1990Q2$337.3M$280.7M$146.4M$1.5M$25.1M—639
1990Q1$308.4M$264.3M$119.2M$662.0k$23.6M—660
1989Q4$321.7M$273.3M$117.0M$3.2M$23.3M—580
1989Q3$302.5M$256.1M$114.8M$2.8M$23.2M—559
1989Q2$304.0M$253.9M$116.5M$2.1M$22.9M—551
1989Q1$301.8M$261.1M$114.2M$1.1M$22.2M—554
1988Q4$300.0M$264.3M$108.1M$2.0M$21.5M—554
1988Q3$280.3M$244.0M$111.5M$1.7M$22.0M—575
1988Q2$279.8M$238.5M$113.4M$1.3M$21.9M—563
1988Q1$277.9M$241.2M$110.4M$585.0k$21.4M—559
1987Q4$269.0M$234.5M$101.2M$1.2M$20.8M—571
1987Q3$262.4M$226.0M$104.5M$1.0M$20.7M—574
1987Q2$266.8M$232.0M$104.7M$979.0k$20.6M—560
1987Q1$276.1M$241.5M$105.2M$1.1M$20.7M—534
1986Q4$303.0M$266.9M$113.4M$-3.5M$19.6M—501
1986Q3$295.8M$257.2M$111.4M$2.0k$22.9M—507

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