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March 2004

Dollars in Millions

BIF

SAIF

 

03/31/04

03/31/03

03/31/04

03/31/03
Number of Failures, YTD 2 1 1 0
Total Corporate Outlays, YTD $93 $850 $5 $0
Total Estimated Corporate Losses, YTD $0 $135 $1 $0
Total Assets at Failure (Current Year) $104 $1,052 $15 $0
Assets in Liquidation (3) $329 $1,141 $341 $397
 
  12/31/03 12/31/02 12/31/03 12/31/02
December 2003/2002 Reserve Ratio (1) 1.32% 1.27% 1.37% 1.37%
December 2003/2002 Fund Balance $33,782 $32,050 $12,240 $11,747
Estimated Insured Deposits $2,554,624 (a) $2,524,474 (a) $896,493 (a) $859,205 (a)
Fund Balance Sensitivity (2) $255 $252 $90 $86
Deposit Base Sensitivity (2) $19,43 $19,985 $6,628 $6,327
Total Insured Institutions $8,010 (a) $8,143 (a) $1,186 (a) $1,229 (a)

(1) The Reserve Ratio is equal to the fourth quarter Fund Balance divided by the fourth quarter Estimated Insured Deposits. The Statutorily established Designated Reserve Ratio is 1.25%.

(2) Fund Balance Sensitivity is the impact of one basis point change in reserve ratio on fund balance, with deposit base constant. Deposit Base Sensitivity is the impact of one basis point change in reserve ratio on deposit base, with fund balance constant.

(3) Assets in liquidation is the total book value of the noncash assets to be liquidated for all active receiverships and is the main source of repayment of the receivables from closed banks and thrifts.

(a) Source: FDIC Quarterly Banking Profile Fourth Quarter 2003. BIF figure includes 14 and 18 U.S. branches of foreign banks for 2004 and 2003, respectively.

 

Dollars in Millions Assets at Failure Estimated Losses
BIF YTD Failures    
Guaranty National Bank of  Tallahassee $77 $0
Reliance Bank $27 $0
Total $104 $0
SAIF YTD Failures    
  Dollar Savings Bank $15 $1

BIF Assets in Liquidation

Assets in Liquidation (BIF)
  Dollars Percentage
Consumer Loans
2 1
Owned Assets
13 4
Commercial Loans 157 47
Other Assets/Judgments 55 17
Net Investments in Subsidiaries 0 0
Securities 88 27
Real Estate Mortgages 14 4

SAIF Assets in Liquidation

Assets in Liquidation (SAIF)
  Dollars Percentage
Consumer Loans
2 1
Owned Assets
2 1
Other Assets/Judgments 313 91
Securities 6 2
Real Estate Mortgages 18 5



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