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US Finance Company Balance Sheet

Quarterly aggregate balance sheet of US finance companies from the Fed's G.20 release: gross receivables by type less reserves for unearned income and loan losses, cash, securities and other assets on one side, and on the other how the sector funds itself - bank loans, commercial paper, debt owed to parent companies, other debt and equity capital.

Source: Federal Reserve Board - G.20 Finance CompaniesLast updated: Sep 22, 2026, 13:48Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

IndicatorQ1-2026Q4-2025Q3-2025Q2-2025Q1-2025Q4-2024Q3-2024Q2-2024Q1-2024Q4-2023Q3-2023Q2-2023Q1-2023
Total assets42,496.912,501.482,484.372,453.372,407.572,407.042,389.962,333.712,313.722,306.872,251.512,211.722,155.41
Net receivables1,890.251,903.691,909.421,901.091,891.411,908.041,896.011,883.791,851.081,845.691,815.241,790.421,745.76
Cash and cash equivalents54.0546.5859.8258.0158.1149.4951.7644.7453.0463.5651.2350.346.68
Securities22.9622.7420.4320.7621.2321.0423.5137.2329.1428.2935.3338.3540.89
All other assets529.65528.47494.69473.51436.81428.47418.67367.94380.47369.32349.72332.66322.09
Gross receivables31,948.561,964.281,970.531,963.21,952.881,970.121,960.711,946.321,911.941,905.391,872.551,846.111,799.54
Consumer924.73933.2933.87935.82939943.48934.28926.98922.91921.96913.94902.74883.82
Business706.37712.16714.29707.2691.53702.29700.85691.37660.77651.8626.28607577.55
Real estate317.46318.93322.37320.19322.35324.35325.58327.97328.27331.63332.34336.37338.17
Less: reserves for unearned income27.0228.4728.3729.1629.8430.4929.6528.2326.1124.5522.5721.7120.49
Less: reserves for losses31.2832.1232.7432.9531.6331.5935.0434.3134.7535.1434.7433.9833.29
Total liabilities and capital62,496.912,501.482,484.372,453.372,407.572,407.042,389.962,333.712,313.722,306.872,251.512,211.722,155.41
Bank loans289.74270.11268.98256.64259.12258.79261.6246.22251.42233.22233.6233.16222.04
Commercial paper57.7157.9457.9865.4959.267.7957.2266.7360.8976.9369.7968.4760.86
Debt due to parent163.76176.69169.02155.32160.27148.37150.36150.07151.86162.61188.61161.36177.15
Other debt1,149.791,153.241,172.61,168.511,170.741,152.91,1601,131.211,108.921,078.811,043.091,034.651,007.79
All other liabilities504.7501.37478.09473.53428.26433.69423.72404.28406.82415.11375.55361.59342.87
Capital, surplus and undivided profits331.21342.13337.7333.88329.98345.51337.05335.2333.81340.19340.88352.49344.71

Latest reading

Total assets stood at 2,496.91 Billion USD in Q1 2026. That is −0.2% from Q4 2025 and +3.7% from a year earlier. The series on this page is quarterly and runs from Q1 1943 to Q1 2026. Source: Federal Reserve Board - G.20 Finance Companies.

Latest
2,496.91 Billion USD
Q1 2026
vs previous period
−0.2%
Q4 2025
vs a year earlier
+3.7%

About this data

Quarterly aggregate balance sheet of US finance companies from the Fed's G.20 release: gross receivables by type less reserves for unearned income and loan losses, cash, securities and other assets on one side, and on the other how the sector funds itself - bank loans, commercial paper, debt owed to parent companies, other debt and equity capital. The funding mix shows how dependent nonbank lenders are on banks and short-term markets. Not seasonally adjusted. Source: Federal Reserve Board (G.20).

Frequently asked questions

What does the finance company balance sheet show?
It shows total assets, net and gross receivables, cash, securities, reserves for losses, and the liabilities side including bank loans, commercial paper and capital.
Who publishes this data and how often?
The Federal Reserve Board publishes it quarterly in the G.20 Finance Companies release, with series on this page from the first quarter of 1943.
What is the difference between gross and net receivables?
Gross receivables are loans outstanding before deductions. Net receivables subtract unearned income and reserves for losses, so the gap between them tracks expected credit losses.
How are finance companies funded?
Mainly by commercial paper, bank loans and bonds rather than deposits, which is why their funding cost moves with money market conditions rather than with deposit rates.
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