Resources
ILC Safety and Soundness – Q4 2020
Key measures of an insured institution’s safety and soundness are capital adequacy, asset quality and profitability. We have compiled and analyzed data related to these measures to provide an objective view of the US banking industry or a banking industry segment’s safety and soundness profile. Industry segments in our report include: all insured institutions; industrial banks (a/k/a industrial loan companies or ILC’s); commercially-owned industrial banks; and insured institutions net of industrial banks (“Other Banks”). All data is derived from FDIC quarterly call reports as of December 31, 2020.
ILC Safety and Soundness – Q3 2020
Key measures of an insured institution’s safety and soundness are capital adequacy, asset quality and profitability. We have compiled and analyzed data related to these measures to provide an objective view of the US banking industry or a banking industry segment’s safety and soundness profile. Industry segments in our report include: all insured institutions; industrial banks (a/k/a industrial loan companies or ILC’s); commercially-owned industrial banks; and insured institutions net of industrial banks (“Other Banks”). All data is derived from FDIC quarterly call reports as of September 30, 2020.
Industrial banks: Challenging the traditional separation of commerce and banking
Most people may not be familiar with industrial banks (IBs). Yet these financial institutions have been around for more than a century and predate the establishment of the Federal Reserve in 1913. Throughout the industry’s history, the only way a non-financial firm could enter banking was through the establishment of an IB.
A New Look at the Performance of Industrial Loan Corporations
James R. Barth and Yanfei Sun of Auburn University conducted a study for the Utah Center for Financial Services (UCFS) on how Industrial Loan Companies (ILCs a.k.a Industrial Banks) have performed compared to other FDIC insured institutions. The findings demonstrate ILCs perform better than all other FDIC institutions.
Barth Report on Brokered Deposits
The Utah Center for Financial Services has released the report “Bank Funding Sources: A New Look at Brokered Deposits” (“The Barth Report”) by Dr. James Barth and his colleague, Yanfei Sun. In it they examine brokered deposits in the context of their origin, regulatory history, use, and performance.
Barth Report on ILCs: A New Look at the Performance of Industrial Loan Corporations
James R. Barth and Yanfei Sun of Auburn University conducted a study for the Utah Center for Financial Services (UCFS) on how Industrial Loan Companies (ILCs a.k.a Industrial Banks) have performed compared to other FDIC insured institutions. The findings demonstrate ILCs perform better than all other FDIC institutions.
The Barth CIBFS Report Finds ILCs Thriving
James R. Barth and Yanfei Sun of Auburn University conducted a study for the Center of Innovation in Banking & Financial Services (CIBFS) on how Industrial Loan Companies (ILCs a.k.a Industrial Banks) have performed compared to other FDIC insured institutions. The findings demonstrate ILCs perform better than all other FDIC institutions.