Call report series · Schedule RC-L
BRYANT BANK — Commercial Letters Of Credit (RCON3411)
Unused commitments, letters of credit, and derivatives by type and purpose with notional amounts and fair values — exposure that does not appear on the balance sheet.
What stands out
BRYANT BANK has reported “Commercial Letters Of Credit” (RCON3411) in 85 quarterly call reports, from 2005Q2 to 2026Q2. The latest value is $0 in 2026Q2; the series peaks at $0 in 2005Q2 and bottoms at $0 in 2005Q2. 85 of the 85 quarters report zero — the line exists on the form, the bank had no such position then. Dollar amounts are as filed, in thousands of USD. Every value links to its fact record with the filing it came from.
Commercial Letters Of Credit, quarter by quarter
Official item RCON3411: “COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT” on Schedule RC-L — Derivatives and Off-Balance-Sheet Items. Unused commitments, letters of credit, and derivatives by type and purpose with notional amounts and fair values — exposure that does not appear on the balance sheet.
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