Commercial Bank Balance Sheet as of 08-23-2023

Commercial Bank Balance Sheet as of 08-23-2023

• Large domestically chartered commercial banks have negative total assets, while small domestically chartered commercial banks have positive total assets.
• Large domestically chartered commercial banks have negative treasury and agency securities, while small domestically chartered commercial banks have negative treasury and agency securities.
• Large domestically chartered commercial banks have negative loans and leases in bank credit, while small domestically chartered commercial banks have positive loans and leases in bank credit.
• Small domestically chartered commercial banks have positive deposits, while large domestically chartered commercial banks have negative deposits.
• Small domestically chartered commercial banks have positive total liabilities, while large domestically chartered commercial banks have negative total liabilities.

Overall, the data suggests that small domestically chartered commercial banks are in a healthier financial position than large domestically chartered commercial banks. This is likely due to the fact that small banks are less exposed to risk and have a more diversified portfolio of assets.

Here is a table that summarizes the data in a more concise way:

Category	Large Domestically Chartered Commercial Banks	Small Domestically Chartered Commercial Banks
Total Assets	-1.425706716289532	0.5656362595012343
Treasury and Agency Securities	-1.0152547409679968	-1.7395179307448938
Loans and Leases in Bank Credit	-0.3601527299663787	1.6403800734863028
Deposits	-0.8878984547290303	1.4901424682465692
Total Liabilities	-0.8557557026673046	0.338544157146492