The FDIC is committed to promoting transparency, public engagement, and evidence-based decision-making by offering free public access to high-value datasets in machine-readable formats to support researchers, policymakers, financial institutions, and the public.
Finding and Using FDIC Data
The FDIC offers an extensive range of accessible tools, datasets, and APIs to explore and use key banking data. You can search for institutions, retrieve detailed financial or demographic reports, download bulk datasets, or integrate data directly into applications through our API services.
FDIC-insured Banking Institutions
- Summary Tables
- Market Share Reports
- Branch Office Deposits
- Institution Financial and Regulatory Data
- Institution and Peer Group Comparisons
- Bank Failure and Assistance
- Bank Structure Changes
Call Reports
Metadata
- Summary of Deposits
- Call Report Taxonomy
- Federal Reserve Board Data Dictionary
- BankFind Suite Glossary & Variable Definitions
- Research Information System (RIS) Dictionary
Other
- Securities Exchange Act Filings
- Quarterly and Historical Data
- Aggregate Historical Banking Data
- Aggregate Time Series
- Institutions Name & Location
- RIS Data Bulk Download
Data Governance and Leadership
Chief Data Officer
The Chief Data Officer (CDO) is responsible for implementing FDIC’s data strategy per requirements of the OPEN Government Data Act and the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act. CDO duties include:
- Developing and upholding a comprehensive data inventory
- Esuring timely public data sharing
- Advancing goals like responsibility, transparency, relevance, data stewardship, responsiveness, and accountability
Governance Structure
Data governance at the FDIC is organized across three cohesive layers:
- Executive: Quarter leadership by the CIO Council (with representation across functional business areas)
- Collaboration: Enterprise Data Council meets bi-weekly, led by the CDO, representing all data domains
- Tactical: Ad hoc, cross-functional teams formed to address specific data topics
This structure, cemented by the Enterprise Data Governance Framework and Charter, has been in place since April 2020.
Open Data Plan
In March 2025, OMB mandated that agencies develop Open Data Plans within their annual Information Resource Management (IRM) Strategic Plans. FDIC responded with its Open Data Plan which:
- Aligns with the Federal Data Strategy
- Provides a roadmap for managing and expanding data assets
- Ensures data quality and health, stakeholder engagement, and metadata compliance
- Contributes to the federal-wide data ecosystem
Contact
Chief Data Officer (CDO): Geoffery Nieboer
For questions on data quality, format, or usability, reach out to ChiefDataOfficer@FDIC.gov