BDI

liquidity

Core Deposits

FDIC-defined deposits considered part of the bank's core funding base.

As of Q1 2026FDICCOREDEPSource retrieved 2026-08-01

National median

$282M

Middle half

$125M$691M

Direction

Higher is favorable

What it means

Why this metric matters

Core deposits are generally expected to be more stable and relationship-driven than wholesale funding. Definitions are imperfect, so the trend is more useful than a hard cutoff.

How it is calculated

Formula and source fields

(extended ->> 'COREDEP')::numeric

Source field: COREDEP. Not annualized.

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National distribution

Across active reporting banks

4,235 observations · Q1 2026

10th percentile

$61.9M

25th percentile

$125M

Median

$282M

75th percentile

$691M

90th percentile

$2.1B
Quartile markers use every reported value. For readability, values outside the first and ninety-ninth percentiles are collected into the two end bars; rankings retain the exact reported values.

Reported extremes

Highest and lowest banks

These lists describe reported values, not quality rankings. Compare business models and peer groups before drawing conclusions.

Lowest reported values

  1. 1
    JPMorgan Chase Bank, DearbornMI
    $0
  2. 2
    Deutsche Bank Trust Company DelawareDE
    $0
  3. 3
    Credit First National AssociationOH
    $0
  4. 4
    DSRM National BankNM
    $0
  5. 5
    Thrivent Trust CompanyWI
    $0
  6. 6
    Fidelity Personal Trust Company, FSBNH
    $0
  7. 7
    SEI Private Trust CompanyPA
    $0
  8. 8
    MassMutual Private Wealth & Trust, FSBMA
    $0
  9. 9
    Northwestern Mutual Wealth ManagementWI
    $0
  10. 10
    Everence Trust CompanyIN
    $0

Highest reported values

  1. 1
    JPMorgan Chase Bank, National AssociationOH
    $1.98T
  2. 2
    Bank of America, National AssociationNC
    $1.86T
  3. 3
    Wells Fargo Bank, National AssociationSD
    $1.37T
  4. 4
    Citibank, National AssociationSD
    $750B
  5. 5
    U.S. Bank National AssociationOH
    $490B
  6. 6
    Capital One, National AssociationVA
    $484B
  7. 7
    PNC Bank, National AssociationDE
    $429B
  8. 8
    Truist BankNC
    $374B
  9. 9
    Goldman Sachs Bank USANY
    $344B
  10. 10
    The Bank of New York MellonNY
    $290B

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