Call report series · Schedule RC-C Part II
AMERICAN BANK OF COMMERCE — No Of Loans > $100,000 Thru $250,000 (RCON5580)
Number and amount of business and farm loans with original amounts of $1 million or less, reported once a year in the June call report.
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AMERICAN BANK OF COMMERCE has reported “No Of Loans > $100,000 Thru $250,000” (RCON5580) in 75 quarterly call reports, from 2001Q2 to 2026Q2. The latest value is $3K in 2026Q2; the series peaks at $21K in 2007Q2 and bottoms at $3K in 2021Q1. Over the last four quarters it moved from $4K (2025Q2) to $3K, -25.0 %. Dollar amounts are as filed, in thousands of USD. Every value links to its fact record with the filing it came from.
No Of Loans > $100,000 Thru $250,000, quarter by quarter
Official item RCON5580: “NO OF LOANS > $100,000 THRU $250,000” on Schedule RC-C Part II — Loans to Small Businesses and Small Farms. Number and amount of business and farm loans with original amounts of $1 million or less, reported once a year in the June call report.
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