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How big is FIRST UNION CORPORATION OF FLORIDA?

FIRST UNION CORPORATION OF FLORIDA (FL, RSSD 1077081) reported consolidated total assets of $31.3B, deposits of $25.4B in its FR Y-9C for 1995Q1. That ranks 36 of 1,351 bank holding companies by assets, 28 of 82 among bank holding companies with $10b-$100b in assets, 2 of 45 bank holding companies in florida.

TOTAL ASSETS: $31.3BDEPOSITS: $25.4BTIER 1 RATIO: —27 quarters since 1986Q3

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What stands out

FIRST UNION CORPORATION OF FLORIDA (FL, RSSD 1077081) reported consolidated total assets of $31.3B, deposits of $25.4B in its FR Y-9C for 1995Q1. That ranks 36 of 1,351 bank holding companies by assets, 28 of 82 among bank holding companies with $10b-$100b in assets, 2 of 45 bank holding companies in florida. Against its size class: return on assets 1.50%, above the peer median of 1.20%. The last report on record is for 1995Q1; the holding company may have merged, deregistered or fallen below the filing threshold after that.

Key figures, 1995Q1

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.

Measure1995Q1Median, size classMedian, stateMedian, allEvidence
Total assets$31.3B$19.4B$387.0M$325.8Mrecord →
Total deposits$25.4B$14.2B$315.0M$275.8Mrecord →
Loans and leases$21.7B$12.8B$205.6M$191.7Mrecord →
Net income (year to date)$117.1M$57.5M$872.0k$881.0krecord →
Total equity capital$2.7B$1.6B$32.0M$29.4Mrecord →
Equity to assets8.55%7.96%8.34%8.59%computed
Return on assets1.50%1.20%1.13%1.08%computed

Quarter by quarter

27 reports on record, 1986Q3–1995Q1; the 27 most recent shown.

QuarterTotal assetsDepositsLoansNet income YTDEquityTier 1 ratioRank
1995Q1$31.3B$25.4B$21.7B$117.1M$2.7B—36
1994Q4$31.5B$25.9B$21.3B$488.6M$2.6B—33
1994Q3$29.0B$23.5B$20.3B$372.6M$2.5B—32
1994Q2$27.4B$22.2B$18.7B$252.0M$2.4B—36
1994Q1$27.4B$22.0B$17.7B$122.6M$2.4B—34
1993Q4$27.9B$22.2B$17.7B$416.2M$2.2B—33
1993Q3$27.2B$21.4B$17.4B$306.1M$2.3B—33
1993Q2$27.3B$22.3B$17.3B$210.1M$2.3B—32
1993Q1$27.9B$22.9B$16.3B$78.8M$2.3B—30
1992Q4$29.1B$24.0B$16.4B$249.8M$2.2B—28
1992Q3$27.4B$22.1B$15.1B$176.0M$2.1B—29
1992Q2$27.6B$22.4B$16.1B$111.4M$2.1B—29
1992Q1$28.5B$23.0B$15.8B$41.6M$1.9B—30
1991Q4$26.7B$21.8B$16.5B$146.6M$1.9B—30
1991Q3$28.7B$22.3B$19.1B$99.9M$1.9B—29
1991Q2$16.9B$12.5B$10.4B$46.8M$1.4B—49
1991Q1$16.7B$12.3B$10.5B$21.6M$1.4B—50
1990Q4$16.8B$12.5B$10.6B$104.3M$1.3B—53
1990Q3$16.3B$12.1B$10.8B$81.0M$1.3B—50
1990Q2$16.1B$12.2B$9.6B$59.3M$1.3B—48
1990Q1$16.5B$12.6B$9.5B$25.7M$1.3B—48
1987Q4$995.3M$896.2M$513.0M$8.9M$69.4M—251
1987Q3$965.6M$864.6M$502.2M$7.5M$68.4M—250
1987Q2$978.7M$878.7M$501.7M$5.1M$66.5M—247
1987Q1$980.7M$887.2M$501.7M$2.5M$64.5M—246
1986Q4$1.0B$930.2M$503.4M$9.2M$62.5M—251
1986Q3$904.0M$817.1M$471.3M$6.7M$60.5M—266

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