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F E DE R A L

RESERVE

el e a s e

0.9

For immediate release
November 22, 1966
MA'
NEGOTIABLE

On October 26, 1966, 257 weekly reporting large comnercd^l banks reported
negotiable certificates of deposit (CD's) outstanding in denominations of $100,000
or more of $15*9 billion, a decline of $1.1 billion since the previous survey of
September 28, 1966. Practically all of the decline was centered at very large
banks (with deposits of $1 billion or more). About 54 per cent of all outstandings
are scheduled to mature between the survey date and the end of the year. The
September 28 survey showed about 50 per cent maturing by the end of the second month
after the survey date. As In the August and September surveys, the faonth following
the survey date shoved the largest maturities of any forthcoming month. November
maturities were $4-2 billion or 26.6 per cent of total outstandings. In September,
October maturities ‘were reported to be $5.2 billion or 30.7 per CMit of the total.
The average maturity of all outstanding CD's was 3.2 moishs as compared
to 3.1 months of September 28. The average maturity of CD's for nfcst bank else
groups were unchanged or shorter. The $1 billion and over group reported a slightly
longer average maturity and since these larger banks issued the greater proportion
of all CD's outstandings, changes in these banks resulted in the slightly longer f*
maturities for total outstandings. The distribution of maturities by bank size is
shown on the back of this release.
A revised September
were minor.

r

28, 1966 CD maturity survey Is attaci

Outstanding Negotiable Time Certificates of
Large Commercial Banks, October 26, 11

CD's Maturing in

1966— October 26-31
November
December 1/

1967— January
February
March
April
May
June
1
July
August
September
October
November or later

In millions
of dollars
893-3
4,219-7
.3,483-2
2 ,326.0

905*8
971-4
795-5
364*5
332-9
254.5
211,0
203.2
176.2
- 753-8
>
‘e.

5-6
-26.6
21.9
14.7
5-7
6 .1.
5-0

.sit

5-6

32-2 ’
54.1

[
l

2.3
2.1
1.6

;•

1-3
1.3
1.1 .
• 4.7 •

k

emulative
percentage

Percentage
distribution

.

All revisions

.

68.7
74-4
80.5
85-6
87-8
89-9
91-5,
92-9
94.1
95-3.
100.0

.15,891-0
,ibo.0 • \
Total
11 ■* -f ry-» ■ , t |-i-- - ,|- ■
-f^ / __-, . •■.*.--l/ Includes $155 million maturing on December 9 and $586 million maturing
on December 15.



T

MATURITY DISTRIBUTION OF OUTSTANDING NEGOTIABLE TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT

LARGE COMMERCIAL BANKS

By Size of Bank l/*
(Amounts In millions of dollars, as of October 26, 1966)
-- r T o t a l
Period of
Maturity

Deposits

$200Million
and under

1966

-October 26-31
Boredfisr
Decesdg^r

Dee.. 9
Dec*’ 15
•
1261 *
januajir

%

n
itoTvSky
March.

April (
May
June .
July a
August;
Septea>er '
October
Wordd&r dr
lataf

Total *

3.6
13.6
x
%

j
1
> !

108.8

117-5
597-6
532-2

655-9
3,109-2
2,481.8

893.3
4,219-7
3,W3-2

15-4
34.1

28.5

107.8

59-4

, 480.3

155.4
587.5

.282.0

367.8
153-1

1,567.4

110.9
52.0

537-1
263.O
200.6

129.9

-

Total

93-8
374.4
348.3

125.6
108.6
29.0
52.0

132.0

37-4
29.9

49-9
24.6

581.6
660.6

63.0

49.1

28.3

31-5

26.4

15.6

65.2

106.0

612.8

1,735-8

*

,

156.8
'

148.0
122.6
108.7

893.3
5,113.0
8,596.2

\

2,326.0 10,922.2
905.8 11,828.0
971.4
795-5
364.5
332.9
254.5
211.0

12,799-4
13,594.9
13,959-4
14,292.3
14,546.8
14,757-8
203.2 14,961.0
176.2 15,137-2

753-8

.J
2,376.1^ 11,166.3

Cumulatlv)
total

15,891*0

15,891.0
~~ -

3«2

88

3.2

3-*

83

- *9

3-2

3*1

37

CM

Average Maturity
(in mojtths)
.1
Humber o P banks
reporting

B a n k -27-------

$200 million to $500 million $1 billion
$500 million to $1 billion and over

26.1
138.5
120.9

41.1
53-2
. 39-0
. •20.4
17-3
1&.5
• 8.5
3‘2
9.6

of

1/ Inelutes 4 hly negotiable certificates In denominations of $100,000 or more outstanding
at weekly reporting large ccnaerclal banks.
2/ As reported In tbs Call Report of Condition of December 31,, 1965*
Details may not add to totals because of rounding.