Bank Market Share by Deposits & Assets (2024) (2024)

Banking industry market share is important to consumers and investors alike. On the one hand, understanding which banks and credit unions do the most business will help guide your search for the right credit card, prepaid card, checking account, etc. Not only can the biggest banks typically afford to offer the best deals, but they’re popular for a reason and you can use the comparison shopping that other consumers have already done to make your search more efficient. On the other hand, banks with a heavy deposit base typically dominate the lending space, while those with significant assets may garner higher valuations.

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Market Share of U.S. Banks by Domestic DepositsMarket Share of U.S. Banks by Assets

Market Share of U.S. Banks by Domestic Deposits

  • The top 15 banks make up almost three quarters (76.64%) of the deposits for all banks in the U.S.

Top 15 Largest U.S. Banks Based on Total Domestic Deposits

Rank (2023)Bank2023 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2022 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2021 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2020 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2019 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2018 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2017 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2016 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2015 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2014 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)2013 Total Deposits in Billions (% Market Share)
1Jpmorgan Chase Bank$2,068.04
(16.19%)
$2,128.46
(16.09%)
$2,011.34
(16.15%)
$1,706.28
(15.24%)
$1,311.22
(15.64%)
$1,274.09
(10.35%)
$1,270.12
(10.71%)
$1,155.19
(10.29%)
$1,069.43
(10.07%)
$1,032.55
(10.25%)
$91654.30%
(9.82%)

2

Bank of America$1,887.78
(14.78%)
$1,964.04
(14.85%)
$1,871.21
(15.03%)
$1,729.10
(15.44%)
$1,353.69
(16.15%)
$1,312.70
(10.67%)
$1,270.15
(10.71%)
$1,204.49
(10.73%)
$1,169.57
(11.02%)
$1,046.21
(10.39%)
$101908.40%
(10.92%)

3

Wells Fargo Bank$1,376.50
(10.78%)
$1,442.03
(10.90%)
$1,465.95
(11.77%)
$1,464.91
(13.08%)
$1,291.14
(15.40%)
$1,270.00
(10.32%)
$1,237.79
(10.44%)
$1,145.30
(10.20%)
$1,086.29
(10.23%)
$1,033.62
(10.26%)
$92416.20%
(9.90%)

4

Citibank$757.14
(5.93%)
$763.31
(5.77%)
$703.95
(5.65%)
$664.06
(5.93%)
$550.78
(6.57%)
$509.97
(4.14%)
$504.43
(4.25%)
$493.07
(4.39%)
$467.63
(4.41%)
$465.63
(4.62%)
$44622.20%
(4.78%)

5

U.S. Bank National Association$526.74
(4.12%)
$455.31
(3.44%)
$422.77
(3.40%)
$398.45
(3.56%)
$342.65
(4.09%)
$320.95
(2.61%)
$329.47
(2.78%)
$298.34
(2.66%)
$279.55
(2.63%)
$263.66
(2.62%)
$23533.97%
(2.52%)

6

PNC Bank$434.51
(3.40%)
$446.68
(3.38%)
$368.58
(2.96%)
$338.09
(3.02%)
$269.41
(3.21%)
$262.18
(2.13%)
$257.68
(2.17%)
$248.45
(2.21%)
$237.99
(2.24%)
$221.11
(2.20%)
$20978.50%
(2.25%)

7

Truist Bank$418.24
(3.27%)
$435.44
(3.29%)
$412.69
(3.31%)
$391.22
(3.49%)
N/A
(N/A)
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(N/A)
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(N/A)
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(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
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(N/A)

8

Capital One$367.82
(2.88%)
$313.96
(2.37%)
$306.94
(2.47%)
$304.25
(2.72%)
$249.36
(2.97%)
$233.07
(1.89%)
$220.75
(1.86%)
$207.79
(1.85%)
$195.64
(1.84%)
$191.20
(1.90%)
$18804.45%
(2.02%)

9

Morgan Stanley Bank$355.58
(2.78%)
$169.57
(1.28%)
$152.21
(1.22%)
$147.73
(1.32%)
$112.58
(1.34%)
$117.77
(0.96%)
$100.03
(0.84%)
$117.07
(1.04%)
$110.65
(1.04%)
$96.36
(0.96%)
$6606.80%
(0.71%)

10

Goldman Sachs Bank Usa$352.20
(2.76%)
$343.13
(2.59%)
$282.18
(2.27%)
$220.73
(1.97%)
$139.98
(1.67%)
$127.69
(1.04%)
$105.89
(0.89%)
$113.71
(1.01%)
$77.84
(0.73%)
$64.63
(0.64%)
$6538.40%
(0.70%)

11

Toronto-Dominion Bank$335.25
(2.62%)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
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(N/A)
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(N/A)
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(N/A)

12

Charles Schwab Bank$304.79
(2.39%)
$389.49
(2.94%)
$327.41
(2.63%)
$267.73
(2.39%)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)

13

The Bank of New York Mellon$221.43
(1.73%)
$213.70
(1.62%)
$214.19
(1.72%)
$191.27
(1.71%)
$140.98
(1.68%)
$122.32
(0.99%)
$126.19
(1.06%)
$138.08
(1.23%)
$155.53
(1.47%)
$144.05
(1.43%)
$11906.80%
(1.28%)

14

Bank of Montreal$202.24
(1.58%)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)
N/A
(N/A)

15

Citizens Bank$180.71
(1.41%)
$181.57
(1.37%)
$153.41
(1.23%)
$145.79
(1.30%)
$125.25
(1.49%)
$90.30
(0.73%)
$87.91
(0.74%)
$77.71
(0.69%)
$73.34
(0.69%)
$68.76
(0.68%)
N/A
(N/A)
TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS: $12,773$13,228$12,451$11,198$8,384$12,308$11,860$11,230$10,615$10,072$9,332

(Source: FDIC, June, 2013 - 2023)

Market Share of U.S. Banks by Assets

  • The top 5 institutions make up more than half (57.35%) of the total bank assets in the U.S.

Top 50 Largest Banks and Thrifts in the U.S. Based on Total Assets

Rank (2023)BankMarket share 2023 (%)Total Assets 2023
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2022
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2021
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2020
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2019
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2018
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2017
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2016
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2015
(In Billions)
Total Assets 2014
(In Billions)
1JPMorgan Chase Bank19.46%$3,395$3,202$3,307$3,025$2,338$2,219$2,141$2,083$1,915$2,075
2Bank of America14.56%$2,540$2,419$2,520$2,259$1,853$1,783$1,752$1,677$1,639$1,574
3Wells Fargo Bank9.94%$1,733$1,718$1,780$1,768$1,713$1,689$1,747$1,727$1,611$1,533
4Citibank9.66%$1,685$1,767$1,669$1,662$1,454$1,407$1,385$1,350$1,300$1,357
5U.S. Bank3.73%$651$585$564$545$486$459$456$441$417$399
6PNC Bank3.20%$557$552$552$463$398$371$370$356$348$335
7Truist Bank3.02%$528$546$529$499$461N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
8Goldman Sachs Bank2.99%$521$487$434$272$229$192$165$159$135$118
9Capital One2.73%$476$453$381$364$329$305$291$286$273$255
10TD Bank2.11%$367$387$424$402$320$303$288$269$246N/A
11Bank of New York Mellon1.91%$333$325$356$387$311$286$297$258$319$304
12State Street Bank and Trust1.68%$293$298$311$311$242$242$235$239$241$270
13BMO Harris Bank1.52%$266N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
14Citizens Bank1.27%$222$226$188$183$166$129$122$117$108$103
15Fifth Third Bank1.23%$214$206$210$203$168N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
16First Citizen Bank1.22%$214$109$58$50$40$35$34$33$31N/A
17Morgan Stanley Bank1.20%$209$201$192$176$147$150$130$129$136$126
18M&T Bank1.19%$208$200$155$142$119$120$118$123$122$96
19Morgan Stanely Private Bank1.17%$203$210$155$120$83$75$65$53$42$27
20Huntington Bank1.08%$189$182$173$123$109$109$104$100$71$66
21Ally Bank1.07%$186$182$173$172$167$159$137$124$111$104
22KeyBank1.07%$186$188$184$169$143$138$136$134$93$92
23American Express Bank1.03%$180$155$126$133$122$117N/AN/AN/AN/A
24HSBC Bank USA0.95%$165$162$188$198$173$170$180$197N/AN/A
25Regions Bank0.87%$151$154$162$146$126$125$123$125$125$119
26The Northern Trust Company0.86%$150$155$184$170$136$132$138$124$116$110
27Discover Bank0.86%$149$129$108$111$112$108$99$91$86$82
28Flagstar Bank0.67%$116$90N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
29Santander Bank0.58%$100$99$102$90$85$77$74$83$90$80
30City National Bank0.54%$93$97$93$76$61$51N/AN/AN/AN/A
31Zions Bank0.50%$87$90$93$81$69$69N/AN/AN/AN/A
32Comerica Bank0.49%$86$86$95$88$73$71$72$73$72$69
33First Horizon Bank0.47%$81$79$89$84N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
34Webster Bank0.43%$75$71N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
35Western Alliance Bank0.41%$71$68$56N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
36East West Bank0.40%$69$64$61$52$44$41$37$35$32$29
37Valley National0.35%$61$57$43$41$37N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
38Synovus Financial0.34%$60$60$57$54$48$33$31$30$29$27
39CIBC U.S. Bank0.31%$55$51$48$44N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
40UMPQUA Bank0.30%$52N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
41Frost Bank0.29%$51$53$51$42$34N/A$32$30$29$28
42BOK Financial0.28%$50$48$50$46$42$34$32$32$31$29
43Cadence Bank0.28%$49$49$48N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
44Old National Bank0.28%$49$46N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
45Pinnacle Bank0.27%$48N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
46First Natioonal Bank0.26%$46$44N/AN/A$35$33$31N/AN/AN/A
47SouthState Bank0.26%$45$44N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
48UMB Bank0.25%$44N/A$42N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
49Raymond Bank0.24%$42N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
50Barclays Bank0.24%$42N/AN/AN/A$34$33$34$33N/AN/A
TOTAL DOMESTIC ASSETS: 100%$17,442$16,393$16,011$14,750$12,508$11,262$10,587$10,510$9,769$9,407

(Source: Federal Reserve 2014-2023)

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Bank Market Share by Deposits & Assets (2024) (2024)

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What is the deposit market share of a bank? ›

Deposit Market Share Reports

The percentage of deposits in an FDIC-insured institution within a defined geographic market based on an annual survey.

What is the banking outlook for 2024? ›

Profitability will dip but remain in good shape, and banks will build capital. While net interest income (NII) may decline in 2024, we expect banks to generate a return on common equity of 10%-11% and to build capital through earnings retention, particularly as they plan for more stringent capital regulation.

How to calculate deposit market share? ›

In the simplest sense of the phrase, "deposit market share" is defined as the amount on deposit at a particular bank divided by the total amount on deposit at all banks.

Which bank has the biggest market share? ›

The United States-based JPMorgan Chase & Co is the world's leading bank by market cap.

Which bank has the most market share? ›

JPMorgan Chase: an industry leader in U.S. banking

JPMorgan Chase is undoubtedly one of the leading financial services companies in the United States. It does not only rank first in terms of market share of total assets, but it also has the largest market capitalization and value of total and domestic deposits.

Are banks safe in 2024? ›

There are no bank failures in 2024. See detailed descriptions below.

Will bank interest rates go up in 2024? ›

According to the Summary of Economic Projections, the Fed may implement at least three 25-basis point interest rate cuts in 2024—bringing the federal funds rate closer to 4.60%. Once this happens, it won't be surprising to see banks following suit and decreasing their savings account rates.

What is the future of FinTech in 2024? ›

For Fintech, 2024 will be a year of both consolidation and innovation. AI-driven solutions will continue to propel the sector forward, making significant advancements in fraud reduction and automated accounting solutions, while cross-border and real-time payment systems will continue to evolve.

What is the credit risk in 2024? ›

We expect additional credit deterioration in 2024, largely at the lower end of the ratings scale, where close to 40% of credits are at risk of downgrades.

What is the future of banking? ›

Banking modernization is under way through the use of digital platforms and automated solutions. Banks play a part in addressing societal issues, such as social inequality through financial-inclusion programs or the climate crisis through sustainable financing.

How do you calculate bank deposit percentage? ›

The formula for Simple Interest (SI) is “principal x rate of interest x time period divided by 100” or (P x R x T/100). Example, Now, if you invest INR 10,000 at 8% p.a. for 5 years, you can calculate the interest like this. Step 1: 10,000 x 8 x 5 = INR 4,00,000.

What is the deposit market share limit? ›

As part of the 1994 Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking and Branching Efficiency Act, Congress established state-level deposit caps that prohibited banks from amassing, through mergers and acquisitions, more than 30 percent of the deposits in any state (a national deposit cap of 10 percent was also adopted).

What is a good market share percentage? ›

The average rate of market penetration for consumer products can be anywhere between 2% and 6% of TAM. So if your market penetration is over 6%, you're already doing better than most. If you operate in the B2B space, however, market penetration rates can be anywhere between 10% and 40%.

What is the meaning of deposit share? ›

Deposit Shares means the American Depositary Shares into which the Shares may be exchanged upon deposit thereof with the Depositary pursuant to the Deposit Agreement.

What is the market share of financial institutions? ›

Market Share of U.S. Banks by Assets
Rank (2023)BankMarket share 2023 (%)
1JPMorgan Chase Bank19.46%
2Bank of America14.56%
3Wells Fargo Bank9.94%
4Citibank9.66%
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What is the share of deposits for JPMorgan? ›

JPMorgan Chase held the largest share of domestic deposits of banks in the United States as of December 31, 2022. JPMorgan Chase's share of the total domestic deposits at that time was around 7.36 percent, closely followed by Bank of America with a market share of 6.85 percent.

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