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How big is FIRST UNION CORPORATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA?

FIRST UNION CORPORATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA (SC, RSSD 1073225) reported consolidated total assets of $3.3B, deposits of $2.5B in its FR Y-9C for 1997Q2. That ranks 174 of 1,462 bank holding companies by assets, 93 of 251 among bank holding companies with $1b-$10b in assets, 1 of 9 bank holding companies in south carolina.

TOTAL ASSETS: $3.3BDEPOSITS: $2.5BTIER 1 RATIO: —30 quarters since 1990Q1

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What stands out

FIRST UNION CORPORATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA (SC, RSSD 1073225) reported consolidated total assets of $3.3B, deposits of $2.5B in its FR Y-9C for 1997Q2. That ranks 174 of 1,462 bank holding companies by assets, 93 of 251 among bank holding companies with $1b-$10b in assets, 1 of 9 bank holding companies in south carolina. Against its size class: return on assets 2.12%, above the peer median of 1.19%. The last report on record is for 1997Q2; the holding company may have merged, deregistered or fallen below the filing threshold after that.

Key figures, 1997Q2

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.

Measure1997Q2Median, size classMedian, stateMedian, allEvidence
Total assets$3.3B$2.2B$502.5M$332.9Mrecord →
Total deposits$2.5B$1.8B$440.6M$275.8Mrecord →
Loans and leases$2.2B$1.4B$345.9M$206.7Mrecord →
Net income (year to date)$34.9M$13.1M$2.8M$2.0Mrecord →
Total equity capital$339.2M$210.6M$35.2M$31.3Mrecord →
Equity to assets10.31%8.76%6.93%8.91%computed
Return on assets2.12%1.19%1.13%1.16%computed

Quarter by quarter

30 reports on record, 1990Q1–1997Q2; the 30 most recent shown.

QuarterTotal assetsDepositsLoansNet income YTDEquityTier 1 ratioRank
1997Q2$3.3B$2.5B$2.2B$34.9M$339.2M—174
1997Q1$3.1B$2.4B$2.3B$18.4M$336.3M—185
1996Q4$3.3B$2.5B$2.3B$55.3M$331.2M—179
1996Q3$3.3B$2.5B$2.3B$39.6M$326.8M—174
1996Q2$3.3B$2.5B$2.4B$26.0M$325.6M—175
1996Q1$3.5B$2.7B$2.3B$12.6M$328.9M—179
1995Q4$3.2B$2.6B$2.3B$43.0M$326.9M—187
1995Q3$2.6B$2.0B$1.8B$33.5M$199.4M—212
1995Q2$2.5B$2.0B$1.8B$22.1M$198.1M—212
1995Q1$2.6B$1.9B$1.8B$11.6M$189.1M—206
1994Q4$2.4B$1.9B$1.7B$39.0M$175.7M—209
1994Q3$2.3B$1.8B$1.7B$30.4M$179.0M—214
1994Q2$2.3B$1.8B$1.7B$16.0M$179.4M—209
1994Q1$2.4B$1.8B$1.8B$8.0M$172.1M—204
1993Q4$2.5B$1.8B$1.8B$49.3M$162.8M—201
1993Q3$2.4B$1.7B$1.7B$40.5M$153.9M—206
1993Q2$2.4B$1.7B$1.7B$31.9M$145.3M—208
1993Q1$2.5B$1.7B$1.8B$24.6M$158.0M—201
1992Q4$1.7B$1.1B$1.1B$19.8M$91.7M—256
1992Q3$1.7B$1.0B$1.1B$15.3M$87.2M—266
1992Q2$1.7B$1.1B$1.1B$10.1M$82.0M—259
1992Q1$1.7B$1.1B$1.1B$4.6M$76.5M—267
1991Q4$1.6B$992.9M$1.1B$10.1M$71.9M—269
1991Q3$1.4B$962.4M$1.0B$7.8M$70.6M—294
1991Q2$1.4B$946.6M$1.0B$5.2M$69.0M—296
1991Q1$1.4B$932.1M$1.0B$2.9M$67.7M—297
1990Q4$1.5B$930.3M$1.0B$9.9M$64.8M—298
1990Q3$1.4B$885.9M$1.0B$7.6M$65.0M—300
1990Q2$1.5B$892.7M$1.0B$5.2M$67.5M—294
1990Q1$1.4B$892.1M$994.9M$1.4M$69.7M—289

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