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Banking & Deposits: FDIC Insurance Thresholds & Notable Bank Failures
A free, platform-curated reference to the statutory deposit-insurance thresholds and the notable U.S. bank failures that shaped supervision, compiled from the FDIC. Each record gives the item, its category, a key value or date, a short detail, and the source. Built for fintech, risk, and research teams who need dependable public-domain facts on FDIC coverage, supervisory thresholds, and failure history.
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"item": "Standard maximum deposit insurance amount",
"detail": "Per depositor, per insured bank, per ownership category; made permanent by the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010",
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"item": "Community bank size guideline",
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"source": "FDIC",
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"item": "Deposit Insurance Fund designated reserve ratio",
"detail": "Statutory minimum designated reserve ratio is 1.35% of insured deposits",
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"item": "Washington Mutual failure",
"detail": "About $307 billion in assets; the largest bank failure in U.S. history",
"source": "FDIC",
"category": "failure",
"value_or_date": "September 25, 2008"
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"item": "Silicon Valley Bank failure",
"detail": "About $209 billion in assets at failure",
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"item": "Signature Bank failure",
"detail": "About $110 billion in assets at failure",
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"value_or_date": "March 12, 2023"
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"item": "First Republic Bank failure",
"detail": "About $229 billion in assets; sold to JPMorgan Chase",
"source": "FDIC",
"category": "failure",
"value_or_date": "May 1, 2023"
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"item": "Bank failures in 2010",
"detail": "Peak annual count in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis",
"source": "FDIC",
"category": "statistic",
"value_or_date": "157 failures"
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"item": "Bank failures in 2008",
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"value_or_date": "25 failures"
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"item": "Continental Illinois rescue",
"detail": "Federal assistance case widely cited as the origin of the phrase 'too big to fail'",
"source": "FDIC",
"category": "failure",
"value_or_date": "1984"
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"item": "FDIC Problem Bank List",
"detail": "Number of institutions with weak examination ratings; individual names are confidential",
"source": "FDIC Quarterly Banking Profile",
"category": "statistic",
"value_or_date": "Quarterly count"
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"url": "https://www.fdic.gov/resources/deposit-insurance/",
"name": "FDIC — Deposit Insurance"
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"url": "https://www.fdic.gov/bank-failures/failed-bank-list",
"name": "FDIC — Failed Bank List"
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