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BANK HOLDING COMPANY INSURANCE BROKERAGE, UNDERWRITING AND TOTAL INSURANCE FEE INCOME, 2010-2014 (1)
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  Insurance brokerage fee income (2)
  Reporting insurance
brokerage fee income		      
Year Number Percent (3) Insurance brokerage
fee income
($ billions)		 Average insurance
brokerage fee
income		 Median insurance
brokerage fee
income (4)
2010 592 65.1% $7.05 $11,916,748 $131,500
2011 606 65.2 7.70 12,702,413 119,000
2012 665 63.2 6.20 9,318,084 123,000
2013 664 62.5 6.22 9,360,139 117,500
2014 650 61.8 5.71 8,784,272 127,000
  Insurance underwriting fee income
  Reporting insurance
underwriting fee income 		      
Year Number  Percent (3) Insurance
underwriting
fee income
($ billions)		 Average insurance
underwriting fee
income		 Median insurance
underwriting fee
income (4)
2010 67 7.4% $7.16 $106,825,388 $452,000
2011 63 6.8 5.09 80,756,651 360,000
2012 66 6.3 4.41 66,769,970 503,000
2013 60 5.7 4.00 66,645,533 581,000
2014 59 5.6 3.57 60,535,390 1,000,000
  Total insurance fee income
  Reporting total insurance
 fee income		      
Year Number  Percent (3) Total insurance
fee income
($ billions)		 Average total
insurance fee
income		 Median total
insurance fee
income (4)
2010 594 65.3% $14.21 $23,925,953 $156,000
2011 608 65.5 12.79 21,028,595 133,000
2012 670 63.6 10.60 15,825,887 141,000
2013 669 63.0 10.21 15,267,360 141,000
2014 655 62.3 9.28 14,170,023 150,000

(1) Bank holding companies (BHCs) own one or more banks. Excludes MetLife, Inc., which during some of these years was a financial holding company subject to reporting and supervision to the Federal Reserve Board. Other traditional insurers were similarly excluded from these findings.
(2) Income from nonunderwriting activities, mostly from insurance product sales and referrals, service charges and commissions, and fees earned from insurance and annuity sales.
(3) Percent of top-tier BHCs defined by the Federal Reserve with consolidated assets in excess of $500 million.
(4) Represents the midpoint. Half are above the median and half are below.

Source: Michael White's Bank Insurance Fee Income Report - 2015.

 

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BANK HOLDING COMPANY INSURANCE BROKERAGE, UNDERWRITING AND TOTAL INSURANCE FEE INCOME, 2009-2013 (1)
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  Insurance brokerage fee income (2)
  Reporting insurance
brokerage fee income		      
Year Number Percent (3) Insurance brokerage
fee income
($ billions)		 Average insurance
brokerage fee
income		 Median insurance
brokerage fee income (4)
2009 605 66.1% $6.66 $11,005,294 $139,000
2010 592 65.1 7.05 11,916,748 131,500
2011 606 65.2 7.70 12,702,413 119,000
2012 665 63.2 6.20 9,318,084 123,000
2013 664 62.5 6.22 9,360,139 117,500
  Insurance underwriting fee income
  Reporting insurance
underwriting fee income 		      
Year Number  Percent (3) Insurance underwriting
fee income
($ billions)		 Average insurance
underwriting fee
income		 Median insurance
underwriting fee
income (4)
2009 68 7.4% $8.42 $123,788,103 $500,500
2010 67 7.4 7.16 106,825,388 452,000
2011 63 6.8 5.09 80,756,651 360,000
2012 66 6.3 4.41 66,769,970 503,000
2013 60 5.7 4.00 66,645,533 581,000
  Total insurance fee income
  Reporting total insurance
 fee income		      
Year Number  Percent (3) Total insurance
fee income
($ billions)		 Average total
insurance fee
income		 Median total
insurance fee
income (4)
2009 608 66.5% $15.08 $24,795,714 $154,500
2010 594 65.3 14.21 23,925,953 156,000
2011 608 65.5 12.79 21,028,595 133,000
2012 670 63.6 10.60 15,825,887 141,000
2013 669 63.0 10.21 15,267,360 141,000

(1) Bank holding companies (BHCs) own one or more banks. Excludes MetLife, Inc., which during some of these years was a financial holding company subject to reporting and supervision to the Federal Reserve Board. Other traditional insurers were similarly excluded from these findings.
(2) Income from nonunderwriting activities, mostly from insurance product sales and referrals, service charges and commissions, and fees earned from insurance and annuity sales.
(3) Percent of top-tier BHCs defined by the Federal Reserve with consolidated assets in excess of $500 million.
(4) Represents the midpoint. Half are above the median and half are below.

Source: Michael White Bank Insurance Fee Income Report - 2014.