Call report series · Schedule RC-O
MOUNTAINONE BANK — Avg Method Used (RCONK653)
The figures the FDIC uses to price deposit insurance: unsecured debt, brokered deposits, estimated uninsured deposits, and for large banks the loan-mix and higher-risk measures.
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MOUNTAINONE BANK has reported “Avg Method Used” (RCONK653) in 61 quarterly call reports, from 2011Q2 to 2026Q2. The latest value is $1K in 2026Q2; the series peaks at $2K in 2011Q2 and bottoms at $1K in 2011Q3. Over the last four quarters it moved from $1K (2025Q2) to $1K, +0.0 %. Dollar amounts are as filed, in thousands of USD. Every value links to its fact record with the filing it came from.
Avg Method Used, quarter by quarter
Official item RCONK653: “AVG METHOD USED” on Schedule RC-O — Other Data for Deposit Insurance Assessments. The figures the FDIC uses to price deposit insurance: unsecured debt, brokered deposits, estimated uninsured deposits, and for large banks the loan-mix and higher-risk measures.
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