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How big is FRIEDMAN, BILLINGS, RAMSEY GROUP, INC.?

FRIEDMAN, BILLINGS, RAMSEY GROUP, INC. (VA, RSSD 2926636) reported consolidated total assets of $8.8B, deposits of $55.0M and a Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio of 53.53% in its FR Y-9C for 2003Q2. That ranks 107 of 2,115 bank holding companies by assets, 9 of 294 among bank holding companies with $1b-$10b in assets, 2 of 50 bank holding companies in virginia.

TOTAL ASSETS: $8.8BDEPOSITS: $55.0MTIER 1 RATIO: 53.53%9 quarters since 2001Q2

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What stands out

FRIEDMAN, BILLINGS, RAMSEY GROUP, INC. (VA, RSSD 2926636) reported consolidated total assets of $8.8B, deposits of $55.0M and a Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio of 53.53% in its FR Y-9C for 2003Q2. That ranks 107 of 2,115 bank holding companies by assets, 9 of 294 among bank holding companies with $1b-$10b in assets, 2 of 50 bank holding companies in virginia. Against its size class: tier 1 risk-based capital ratio 53.53%, above the peer median of 11.27%; tier 1 leverage ratio 13.34%, above the peer median of 8.32%; return on assets 1.47%, above the peer median of 1.12%. Its last report predates the 2015 capital rule; the Tier 1 risk-based ratio of 53.53% is shown against the peer medians of its own quarter, not against today's minimums. The last report on record is for 2003Q2; the holding company may have merged, deregistered or fallen below the filing threshold after that.

Key figures, 2003Q2

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.

Measure2003Q2Median, size classMedian, stateMedian, allEvidence
Total assets$8.8B$2.0B$329.0M$334.1Mrecord →
Total deposits$55.0M$1.5B$275.1M$272.2Mrecord →
Loans and leases$20.2M$1.2B$231.1M$219.1Mrecord →
Net income (year to date)$64.5M$10.9M$2.0M$1.9Mrecord →
Total equity capital$1.1B$167.9M$31.1M$31.0Mrecord →
Equity to assets12.98%8.62%9.60%8.77%computed
Tier 1 risk-based capital ratio53.53%11.27%12.29%11.81%record →
Total risk-based capital ratio53.54%12.78%13.53%13.32%record →
Tier 1 leverage ratio13.34%8.32%9.29%8.52%record →
Return on assets1.47%1.12%1.18%1.09%computed

Quarter by quarter

9 reports on record, 2001Q2–2003Q2; the 9 most recent shown.

QuarterTotal assetsDepositsLoansNet income YTDEquityTier 1 ratioRank
2003Q2$8.8B$55.0M$20.2M$64.5M$1.1B53.53%107
2003Q1$5.5B$54.8M$22.6M$5.7M$1.0B78.77%135
2002Q4$406.2M$51.2M$23.2M$53.3M$245.2M80.17%848
2002Q3$495.7M$46.4M$23.1M$43.2M$234.6M55.08%707
2002Q2$362.2M$27.2M$22.2M$28.1M$218.4M71.26%901
2002Q1$284.4M$29.3M$21.4M$10.3M$194.6M85.52%1110
2001Q4$291.8M$19.5M$20.5M$-12.7M$185.3M78.14%1079
2001Q3$230.9M$19.4M$17.1M$-23.4M$173.7M87.16%1311
2001Q2$286.0M$17.5M$12.1M$-1.4M$200.3M84.39%1049

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