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New York-Newark, NY-NJ-CT-PA

Banking market profile · FDIC Summary of Deposits, June 30, 2025
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New York-Newark, NY-NJ-CT-PA holds $2,886.8 billion in deposits across 176 insured institutions and 4,761 branches, ranking #1 of 293 U.S. markets by economic output. JPMorgan Chase Bank is the largest deposit holder at 33.7% share. The top three institutions hold 49.4% of deposits, which places the market in the moderate band. Deposits have grown 19% since 2020 while the branch count fell by 890.

$2,131.2B
2024 GDP
$2,886.8B
Deposits
176
Institutions
49.4%
Top-3 share

Deposit trend

Total market deposits, 2020 to 2025 +19.3% over 5 years
$2,419.7B
20
$2,716.8B
21
$2,920.3B
22
$2,702.8B
23
$2,705.6B
24
$2,886.8B
25

Branches: 5,651 in 2020 to 4,761 in 2025. Institutions: 205 to 176. Top-three share: 46.9% to 49.4%. Deposits per branch: $606M.

Leading institutions by deposits

InstitutionDepositsShare Branches5‑yr
JPMorgan Chase Bank971.7B33.7%731+26%
The Bank of New York Mellon227.7B7.9%5+33%
Goldman Sachs Bank USA226.1B7.8%2+45%
Morgan Stanley Private Bank212.5B7.4%1+126%
Bank of America194.5B6.7%384+2%
Citibank116.8B4.0%235-8%
HSBC Bank USA106.2B3.7%8-16%
TD Bank95.9B3.3%393+8%
Wells Fargo Bank78.6B2.7%271+11%
Webster Bank53.2B1.8%95+2456%

The 10 largest of 176 insured institutions with a branch presence, as of June 30, 2025. Five-year change compares the same institution's deposits in 2020 and 2025; an acquirer absorbs the balances of banks it bought.

Counties in this market

CountyStateGDP PopulationShare of GDP Share of deposits
New York CountyNew York$813,692M1,664,86238.2%61.5%
Kings CountyNew York$114,696M2,653,9635.4%2.4%
Queens CountyNew York$111,144M2,358,1825.2%2.7%
Suffolk CountyNew York$108,243M1,546,0905.1%2.2%
Nassau CountyNew York$100,703M1,398,9394.7%3.3%
Westchester CountyNew York$93,324M1,015,7434.4%9.5%
Bergen CountyNew Jersey$83,505M977,0263.9%2.4%
Middlesex CountyNew Jersey$70,024M883,3353.3%1.8%
Western Connecticut Planning RegionConnecticut$61,223M640,4822.9%2.2%
Essex CountyNew Jersey$60,969M896,3792.9%1.0%
Morris CountyNew Jersey$60,718M524,2512.8%0.9%
Hudson CountyNew Jersey$52,090M735,0332.4%1.7%
Mercer CountyNew Jersey$46,590M399,2892.2%0.8%
Somerset CountyNew Jersey$45,798M356,4862.1%0.6%
Bronx CountyNew York$45,350M1,406,3322.1%0.6%
Monmouth CountyNew Jersey$41,972M651,0352.0%1.0%
Union CountyNew Jersey$41,397M601,8631.9%0.8%
Greater Bridgeport Planning RegionConnecticut$27,210M337,6971.3%0.5%
Ocean CountyNew Jersey$24,597M673,7461.2%0.8%
Passaic CountyNew Jersey$22,769M531,6241.1%0.9%
Orange CountyNew York$21,476M417,6691.0%0.4%
Rockland CountyNew York$19,026M357,3970.9%0.5%
Richmond CountyNew York$18,159M501,2900.9%0.6%
Dutchess CountyNew York$15,975M300,7080.7%0.3%
Ulster CountyNew York$8,099M183,3300.4%0.2%
Hunterdon CountyNew Jersey$7,859M131,7810.4%0.2%
Sussex CountyNew Jersey$5,258M148,0630.2%0.2%
Putnam CountyNew York$4,280M99,0280.2%0.1%
Sullivan CountyNew York$3,483M80,5860.2%0.1%
Pike CountyPennsylvania$1,543M62,8080.1%0.0%

Recruiting in New York

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