Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Charge-offs on Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses for Commercial Banks in Ohio (DISCONTINUED)

Title Charge-offs on Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses for Commercial Banks in Ohio (DISCONTINUED)
Series ID OHCOALLL
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 2:58 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 represents Charge-offs on Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses call item RIAD4635.

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

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 55334
1984-04-01 122477
1984-07-01 189792
1984-10-01 313387
1985-01-01 73999
1985-04-01 146620
1985-07-01 229459
1985-10-01 343724
1986-01-01 92509
1986-04-01 198717
1986-07-01 284187
1986-10-01 409257
1987-01-01 110227
1987-04-01 229409
1987-07-01 351896
1987-10-01 543179
1988-01-01 145642
1988-04-01 300857
1988-07-01 475427
1988-10-01 725270
1989-01-01 158433
1989-04-01 358658
1989-07-01 539281
1989-10-01 838146
1990-01-01 219535
1990-04-01 456635
1990-07-01 691807
1990-10-01 1032307
1991-01-01 277249
1991-04-01 571931
1991-07-01 820862
1991-10-01 1137893
1992-01-01 320723
1992-04-01 610960
1992-07-01 901721
1992-10-01 1174540
1993-01-01 216976
1993-04-01 415896
1993-07-01 631310
1993-10-01 850797
1994-01-01 176586
1994-04-01 352788
1994-07-01 543513
1994-10-01 740026
1995-01-01 176355
1995-04-01 373927
1995-07-01 597613
1995-10-01 870797
1996-01-01 282878
1996-04-01 578595
1996-07-01 889523
1996-10-01 1264722
1997-01-01 362080
1997-04-01 838751
1997-07-01 1318090
1997-10-01 1776807
1998-01-01 391145
1998-04-01 800950
1998-07-01 1218396
1998-10-01 1772374
1999-01-01 423489
1999-04-01 778923
1999-07-01 1114634
1999-10-01 1546223
2000-01-01 413056
2000-04-01 779198
2000-07-01 1227890
2000-10-01 1713475
2001-01-01 632091
2001-04-01 1239194
2001-07-01 3094517
2001-10-01 4086600
2002-01-01 1054424
2002-04-01 2161563
2002-07-01 3180374
2002-10-01 4251468
2003-01-01 1018346
2003-04-01 2158177
2003-07-01 3151217
2003-10-01 4569481
2004-01-01 879309
2004-04-01 1707771
2004-07-01 2033946
2004-10-01 4868489
2005-01-01 1129107
2005-04-01 2122358
2005-07-01 3177424
2005-10-01 4762449
2006-01-01 928195
2006-04-01 1811410
2006-07-01 3035581
2006-10-01 4352422
2007-01-01 1172011
2007-04-01 2472007
2007-07-01 3808426
2007-10-01 6070961
2008-01-01 2699406
2008-04-01 6400908
2008-07-01 10405844
2008-10-01 12251658
2009-01-01 5180287
2009-04-01 12037953
2009-07-01 20724130
2009-10-01 27437910
2010-01-01 6881716
2010-04-01 12099230
2010-07-01 17014679
2010-10-01 22176893
2011-01-01 3827361
2011-04-01 7214334
2011-07-01 10336174
2011-10-01 13723961
2012-01-01 2748851
2012-04-01 5293243
2012-07-01 8519648
2012-10-01 10717547
2013-01-01 2007271
2013-04-01 3811907
2013-07-01 5587352
2013-10-01 7289299
2014-01-01 1638319
2014-04-01 3107414
2014-07-01 4573828
2014-10-01 6175626
2015-01-01 1287682
2015-04-01 2502234
2015-07-01 3878326
2015-10-01 5165357
2016-01-01 1337222
2016-04-01 2715189
2016-07-01 4056472
2016-10-01 5541867
2017-01-01 1858439
2017-04-01 3190335
2017-07-01 4618984
2017-10-01 6036543
2018-01-01 1448632
2018-04-01 2936742
2018-07-01 4263655
2018-10-01 5712293
2019-01-01 1518960
2019-04-01 4891078
2019-07-01 7491568
2019-10-01 10141323
2020-01-01 2806161
2020-04-01 5620323
2020-07-01 8265513

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