Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Loan Loss Reserves for Commercial Banks in Georgia (DISCONTINUED)

Title Loan Loss Reserves for Commercial Banks in Georgia (DISCONTINUED)
Series ID GALLR
Source Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (US), Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Release Reports of Condition and Income for All Insured U.S. Commercial Banks
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Quarterly
Units Thousands of Dollars
Date Range 1984-01-01 to 2020-07-01
Last Updated 2020-12-10 3:03 PM CST
Notes This series is discontinued and will no longer be updated. Additional consolidated data is available on the FDIC's Bank Data and Statistics.

This series is constructed as a sum of Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses call item RCFD3123 and Allocated Transfer Risk Reserves call item RCFD3128.

Geographic location is determined by Abbreviated State Name call item RSSD9200 = 'GA' representing two character state abbreviation of Georgia.

Users are advised to use the Federal Reserve Board of Governors' data dictionary to retrieve detailed information for specific call items.

This series is calculated by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis using raw data that are collected by the FFIEC. Raw data can be found at https://cdr.ffiec.gov/public/.
DATE VALUE
1984-01-01 254335
1984-04-01 270794
1984-07-01 282468
1984-10-01 293323
1985-01-01 312435
1985-04-01 320850
1985-07-01 333618
1985-10-01 349176
1986-01-01 366165
1986-04-01 387070
1986-07-01 402313
1986-10-01 424709
1987-01-01 439309
1987-04-01 500327
1987-07-01 504949
1987-10-01 495257
1988-01-01 490448
1988-04-01 495334
1988-07-01 529536
1988-10-01 520082
1989-01-01 534694
1989-04-01 547552
1989-07-01 569936
1989-10-01 590293
1990-01-01 651496
1990-04-01 684159
1990-07-01 729014
1990-10-01 759209
1991-01-01 771458
1991-04-01 778367
1991-07-01 803170
1991-10-01 790358
1992-01-01 843945
1992-04-01 841216
1992-07-01 877079
1992-10-01 906684
1993-01-01 966882
1993-04-01 1010357
1993-07-01 1037702
1993-10-01 1066409
1994-01-01 1113546
1994-04-01 1132171
1994-07-01 1175768
1994-10-01 1175746
1995-01-01 1197191
1995-04-01 1204545
1995-07-01 1324532
1995-10-01 1621662
1996-01-01 1617534
1996-04-01 1722379
1996-07-01 1862704
1996-10-01 1924755
1997-01-01 1734768
1997-04-01 1204536
1997-07-01 1329844
1997-10-01 943880
1998-01-01 934734
1998-04-01 1263503
1998-07-01 1175717
1998-10-01 1184620
1999-01-01 1201507
1999-04-01 1180026
1999-07-01 1121465
1999-10-01 1122161
2000-01-01 1783234
2000-04-01 1769791
2000-07-01 1663969
2000-10-01 1687829
2001-01-01 1678411
2001-04-01 1659027
2001-07-01 1668504
2001-10-01 1629899
2002-01-01 1458900
2002-04-01 1480341
2002-07-01 1507175
2002-10-01 1537999
2003-01-01 1555577
2003-04-01 1707711
2003-07-01 1723206
2003-10-01 1703806
2004-01-01 1724163
2004-04-01 1701836
2004-07-01 1716538
2004-10-01 1747341
2005-01-01 1606233
2005-04-01 1823431
2005-07-01 1841227
2005-10-01 1859342
2006-01-01 1909464
2006-04-01 1959844
2006-07-01 2001531
2006-10-01 1960959
2007-01-01 2056411
2007-04-01 2126371
2007-07-01 2129863
2007-10-01 2468844
2008-01-01 2801597
2008-04-01 3134285
2008-07-01 3376928
2008-10-01 3885509
2009-01-01 4505594
2009-04-01 4759575
2009-07-01 4989542
2009-10-01 5162958
2010-01-01 5139643
2010-04-01 5217771
2010-07-01 5110682
2010-10-01 4866358
2011-01-01 4645174
2011-04-01 4392619
2011-07-01 4238159
2011-10-01 4043558
2012-01-01 3855215
2012-04-01 3739278
2012-07-01 3590036
2012-10-01 3426167
2013-01-01 3337792
2013-04-01 3242547
2013-07-01 3142025
2013-10-01 3088490
2014-01-01 3061678
2014-04-01 2996058
2014-07-01 2923652
2014-10-01 2870416
2015-01-01 2810122
2015-04-01 2740774
2015-07-01 2675411
2015-10-01 2613427
2016-01-01 2631995
2016-04-01 2627064
2016-07-01 2554388
2016-10-01 2508970
2017-01-01 2502946
2017-04-01 2515105
2017-07-01 2555156
2017-10-01 2517074
2018-01-01 2498995
2018-04-01 2444352
2018-07-01 2391814
2018-10-01 2383728
2019-01-01 2517785
2019-04-01 2564981
2019-07-01 2572036
2019-10-01 886312
2020-01-01 1384657
2020-04-01 1719947
2020-07-01 1823055

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