If a specific bank you anticipated does not appear in the city and state selected, it is possible the bank is not a state member bank that is regulated by the Federal Reserve Board. The bank may be regulated by the FDIC or OCC.To find out which regulator oversees a bank, use the FDIC's Bank Find.
No. The site only incudes information on state-chartered banks that are members of the Federal Reserve System.
When searching by branch location, the results will provide a list of state member banks that have branches in the city, state, or county you selected. For example: All known banks with branches in the city of Washington, D.C. will be displayed. Information displayed will include bank name, RSSD ID, and headquarters (not the branch) location; the overall rating; examination date; Performance Evaluation (link to PDF); public release date; exam method; and asset size.
Information displayed will include bank name, RSSD ID, and headquarters (not the branch) location. The headquarters location for a bank may be different from the branch location requested.
You searched for a listing of state member banks in a particular city and state. The results display all banks that have branches in the city and state you selected. You may access more information about a selected bank by clicking on its name.
The database includes current and historical information for state-member banks. It is possible for a bank to have different regulators over time. The site includes historical information as far back as 1995. For ratings and PE information between 1989 to 1995, please submit a FOIA request.