In the dynamic world of finance, access to comprehensive and reliable datasets is instrumental for financial institutions, investors, economists, and businesses to make informed decisions and stay ahead of the curve. This bundle of prominent banking datasets comprises a wealth of valuable information essential for navigating the intricate landscape of the financial sector. From deposit insurance coverage and failed bank records to a vast collection of economic and financial data, these datasets offer crucial insights into the stability, performance, and regulatory aspects of the banking industry.
FDIC Insured Financial Institution:
An FDIC insured financial institution is a bank or savings association that is covered by deposit insurance provided by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in the United States. When a bank is insured by the FDIC, it means that the deposits held by customers in that institution are protected up to certain limits in case the bank experiences financial difficulties, fails, or is closed.
Failed Bank:
The FDIC's failed bank list is a comprehensive record of banks and financial institutions that have been closed or taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation due to financial distress or insolvency. This list is maintained by the FDIC on its official website and is regularly updated to reflect the status of failed banks.
FRED:
The FRED dataset is a comprehensive and widely-used database of economic and financial data maintained by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. FRED provides access to thousands of time series data covering a wide range of economic indicators, financial market metrics, and other key data points. Such financial market data is essential for various financial institutions, investors, economists, and businesses to analyze and make informed decisions related to investment strategies, risk management, loan pricing, economic analysis, and financial planning.
NCUA
The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA), established by the U.S. Congress in 1970, is an autonomous federal agency responsible for safeguarding member deposits in federally insured credit unions. It provides deposit insurance, regulatory guidance, examination and supervision, and oversees the chartering process for credit unions. Additionally, the NCUA promotes financial literacy, handles consumer complaints, provides industry data, risk management resources, and advocates for the credit union industry's interests.
Sample Tables included:
Dataset: NCUA
• ACCOUNT
• ATM
• CREDIT_UNION_BRANCH_INFORMATION
• TRADE_NAMES
Dataset: FRED- Interest Rate Data
• FRED_MARKETPLACE_DATA
Dataset: FRED-Unemployment Rate
• FRED_2Y_TREASURY_CONSTANT
• FRED_CONSUMER_PRICE_INDEX_NOT_SEASONALLY_ADJUSTED
• FRED_CONSUMER_PRICE_INDEX_SEASONALLY_ADJUSTED
• FRED_FEDERAL_FUNDS
Dataset: FDIC
• FDIC_FAILED_BANKLIST.
• FDIC_INSURED_FINANCE_INSTITUTIONS.
• FDIC_OFFICE_LOCATION.
Sample Fields included:
Dataset: NCUA
• SITE NAME
• SITE TYPE
• ADDRESS LINE 1
• ADDRESS LINE 2
Dataset: FRED- Interest Rate Data
• DATE
• DTYCR_1_Mo
• DTYCR_2_Mo
• DTYCR_3_Mo
• DTYCR_4_Mo
Dataset: FRED-Unemployment Rate
• FEDERAL_FUNDS
• M2_NOT_SEASONALLY_ADJUSTED
• M2_SEASONALLY_ADJUSTED
• TREASURY_SECURITIES
Dataset: FDIC
• ZIP
• ACTIVE
• ADDRESS
• ASSET
• BANK_CLASS