Banks and Thrifts with Potential Dramatic Increase in Brokered Deposits – Database $500 for one year

 For IDC subscribers of the bank and thrift database, the deposit database can be sorted to focus your research.

 1.  The 150 largest banks and thrifts in domestic loans ($36.7 trillion) with time deposits less than 50% of loans (average 17%).  These large financial institutions from $714 billion in loans at Wells Fargo Bank to $3 billion at Berkshire Bank must increase time deposits dramatically over the next 3 years.

 2.  Largest 150 with positive loan growth and outstanding brokered deposits with negative growth in brokered and time deposits, had only 18% on average in time deposits as a % of loans and need to significantly expand time deposits.

 3.  Which banks and thrifts have positive loan growth, increases in time deposits, and strong growth in brokered deposits?

 4.  List of banks with positive growth in time deposits, greater than brokered deposits – - the active banks and thrifts in brokered CD’s.

 5.  Four quarterly databases answering four questions as to current institutions brokering CD’s and the banks and thrifts with the potential to dramatically increase brokered CD’s – - all for $500 per year.

 Contact Kevin or Trish at IDC Financial Publishing, Inc. info@idcfp.com or call 1-800-525-5457.

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IDC has all of the data that goes into publishing each of our books and more, available in an Excel format. The files are distributed via our secure download portal. Preliminary ranks and supporting financial ratios become available approximately five to seven weeks after the end of the reporting quarter. Final ranks become available approximately 15 days prior to the distribution of the print publication which is also included as part of the database subscription and contains documentation.

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Credit Union Financial Profiles Database

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IDC Financial Publishing, Inc. (IDC) Announces New Product Determining which Banks and Thrifts are Increasing Brokered Deposits

 1.  Growth in brokered time deposits is in its own recession.

 2.  Yet, 293 banks and thrifts are growing brokered deposits with the dollar change in time deposits greater than brokered deposits.  The median annual increase in brokered deposits was $1.9 million, the largest $2.5 billion.

 3.  Growth in brokered deposits normally requires positive time deposit growth, which in turn, primarily depends on positive loan growth.  With 2,957 banks and thrifts, or 40% of all institutions, increasing loans year-over-year in the 3^rd quarter of 2011, only 27%, or 2,036 institutions, added time deposits, and a limited number of 863 institutions, or 11.5%, added to brokered deposits, indicating future growth in brokered time deposits could accelerate dramatically.

4.   IDC’s database, providing levels and growth in loans, brokered and time deposits and more, can be sorted to answer:

 a)      which banks and thrifts are increasing brokered deposits

b)      which banks and thrifts with strong loan growth are good candidates for acceleration in future growth in brokered deposits

 5.  Which banks and thrifts are good prospects for placing brokered deposits?

Contact Tom Vandermus at IDC for further information regarding this new product.  tomv@idcfp.com or 1-800-525-5457