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County banking markets / SC / 45045

GreenvilleSouth Carolina

FIPS 45045. Branch offices reported to the FDIC Summary of Deposits, June 30 of each survey year, 19942025. One of 46 counties in South Carolina’s 2025 survey.

153
Branch offices
June 30, 2025
36
Institutions
20 in 1994
507
Branch-count HHI
unconcentrated (2010 HMG)
773
Deposit HHI
see the caveat below

Concentration, 19942025

Branch-count HHI squares each institution’s share of the county’s branch offices; deposit HHI squares its share of county deposits. The bands are the 2010 Horizontal Merger Guidelines classification, the dashed line the 1,800 level above which the Federal Reserve reviews a merger centrally. In 2025 this market is unconcentrated on branches (507) and unconcentrated on deposits (773).

Branch-count HHIDeposit HHI
01,0002,0003,0001,800 (Fed screen)19942000201020202025

Source: FDIC Summary of Deposits | DOJ & FTC, Horizontal Merger Guidelines (2010), section 5.3 | Federal Reserve, Competitive Effects of Mergers and Acquisitions FAQs Both indices computed from the SOD branch rows for this county, June 30 of each survey year. Neither is the Fed's screen HHI: no thrift weighting, no exclusion of specialty and internet banks, no central-booking adjustment. Methodology

Branches and institutions

145 branch offices and 20 institutions in 1994; 153 and 36 in 2025. Deposits booked in the county went from $3.91B to $18.21B, nominal.

Branch officesInstitutions
05010015020019942000201020202025

Source: FDIC Summary of Deposits FDIC Summary of Deposits, June 30 of each survey year, 1994-2025. Methodology

Who holds the deposits, 2025

Every institution with a branch in the county, ranked by deposits booked here. Both shares are shown because they are the two indices above: squaring and summing the deposit column gives the deposit HHI, the branch column the branch-count HHI.

#InstitutionDepositsDeposit shareBranchesBranch share
1Truist Bank cert 9846$2.17B11.94%149.15%
2Wells Fargo Bank, National Association cert 3511$2.03B11.15%138.50%
3Bank of America, National Association cert 3510$1.92B10.56%127.84%
4Southern First Bank cert 35295$1.78B9.75%42.61%
5TD Bank, National Association cert 18409$1.77B9.74%85.23%
6United Community Bank cert 16889$1.52B8.33%95.88%
7Bank of Travelers Rest cert 16389$1.37B7.52%106.54%
8SouthState Bank, National Association cert 33555$966.1M5.30%53.27%
9First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company cert 11063$809.3M4.44%95.88%
10First Bank cert 15019$412.1M2.26%42.61%
11Fifth Third Bank, National Association cert 6672$401.2M2.20%74.58%
12United Bank cert 22858$356.7M1.96%53.27%
13JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association cert 628$350.4M1.92%117.19%
14Pinnacle Bank cert 35583$338.1M1.86%42.61%
15Synovus Bank cert 873$289.8M1.59%21.31%
16PNC Bank, National Association cert 6384$252.6M1.39%10.65%
17Ameris Bank cert 20504$221.6M1.22%31.96%
18Regions Bank cert 12368$153.4M0.84%21.31%
19Countybank cert 9155$126.2M0.69%42.61%
20HomeTrust Bank cert 27677$114.5M0.63%21.31%
21Coastal Carolina National Bank cert 58864$107.7M0.59%10.65%
22First Reliance Bank cert 35214$93.3M0.51%21.31%
23CBL State Savings Bank cert 31900$90.0M0.49%10.65%
24First Community Bank cert 34047$81.9M0.45%21.31%
25The Park National Bank cert 6653$77.0M0.42%10.65%
26Southern Bank cert 16288$74.5M0.41%10.65%
27First Horizon Bank cert 4977$71.0M0.39%21.31%
28ENCORE BANK cert 34562$44.5M0.24%10.65%
29Arthur State Bank cert 15085$43.9M0.24%21.31%
30First Palmetto Bank cert 28396$40.3M0.22%10.65%
31The Commercial Bank cert 14642$38.1M0.21%10.65%
32First National Bank of Pennsylvania cert 7888$30.7M0.17%21.31%
33Dogwood State Bank cert 57095$29.9M0.16%10.65%
34Woodforest National Bank cert 23220$16.4M0.09%42.61%
35The Fidelity Bank cert 11507$12.7M0.07%10.65%
36First Carolina Bank cert 35530$3.4M0.02%10.65%

Source: FDIC Summary of Deposits June 30, 2025. Branch rows grouped by FDIC certificate; names as reported to the survey. Deposit share is n/a where the county's total SOD deposits are zero. Methodology

Back to county banking markets, up to South Carolina, or read the methodology for the two HHI constructions and what they cannot tell you.