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Florida’s banks performed slightly worse in the second quarter of 2023 relative to the first, a new report shows.
Every quarter, about two months after the quarter closes, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. publishes an updated Quarterly Banking Profile that provides a high-level overview of financial performance at insured institutions. The report provides perspectives on income and performance ratios at both the national and state level.
In Florida, total loans and leases were essentially flat from Q1 to Q2, at $196 billion. Total assets declined by about $2 billion to $285 billion, a decline of about 1%.
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