64,410Employees
$8.4 BTotal Annual Compensation & Benefits
$130,707Average Total Compensation & Benefits
157Banks Headquartered in State
Bankers from Georgia’s First National Bank serve customers during the COVID-19 pandemic with health and safety top of mind. Many employees are assisting customers remotely, while the frontline staff continues to safely operate branches. To help support the local economy, bankers hand out gift cards to nearby restaurants to drive-thru customers on Fridays.
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Source: FDIC Call Report year-end 2020, estimates based on ABA 2020/2021 survey data
$39.6 BNew Home Loans Booked in 2020
142,005Number of New Home Loans in 2020
$225,000Median New Home Loan Size in 2020
$13.7 Bin Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans Facilitated
142,617PPP Loans
$22,281Median PPP Loan
1.7 MJobs Supported by PPP
United Bank was proud to be able to provide PPP loans to its small business customers during the onset of COVID-19. One of the bank’s customers, Washington Street Community Center, a nonprofit serving children with after school tutoring and healthy meals, particularly benefited from United Bank’s help.
Source: HMDA, SBA PPP Loans, ABA analysis
15.1 MCustomers
$336.4 BDeposits
198Banks Operating Branches
2,161Branches & Offices
1,066Branches Offering Low Fee Bank On-certified Accounts
Region’s Bank in Columbus, Georgia, took a colorful approach towards encouraging social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. While the bank was operating drive-thru and appointment-only, it knew there would be a lot of walk-up traffic, so they created colorful chalk drawings with messages for customers reminding them to stay six feet apart.
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Source: Estimates based on ABA 2020/2021 survey data, FDIC Summary of Deposits (2021Q2), 2021 CFE Fund
314.4 KVolunteer Hours
$134.6 MCommunity Donations
Morris Bank Community Foundation’s donation to a local non-profit, Lighthouse Adult Day Care, enabled them to purchase a new HVAC unit for their facility and remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic. The group cares for disabled adults 18 and over.
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Source: Estimates based on ABA 2020/2021 survey data
