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Source: FDIC BankFind institutions and locations, NCRC HMDA warehouse tract classification, Census American Community Survey five-year estimates and 2024 CRA small-business disclosure data. Banks losing community development obligations are OCC- and FDIC-supervised banks between the current $412 million floor and the proposed $1 billion floor; banks losing large-bank status sit between the current $1.649 billion line and the proposed $10 billion line, which carries the investment and service tests with it. Federal Reserve-supervised banks are held at the current thresholds throughout and are never counted as lost, because the Fed is not changing its rules. Branch counts are full-service offices only. LMI means low- and moderate-income; MMCT means majority-minority census tract. Color bins are set per metric, so shading is not comparable when you switch metrics. National community development and large-bank counts are true national counts, not sums of the jurisdiction rows, because a bank operating in several states would otherwise be counted more than once. The national figures are also slightly higher than the jurisdictions add up to, because a few banks cross the threshold without holding a full-service branch in any of the 54 jurisdictions, so they count nationally and belong to no state. The national small-business figure is a national rate and is not the median of the jurisdiction figures shown here.
