Key findings include:
- If community banks grow CDs by 9% in the second quarter from the prior quarter — close to half the pace of the publicly traded bank group — and deposits held flat with the linked quarter, the products would rise to 22.8% of deposits from 20.9% at the end of the first quarter and 18.5% at year-end 2022.
- In the first quarter, community banks recorded a deposit beta on all deposits, including non-interest-bearing funds, of 49.0% when compared to the prior quarter. That is up from 22.6% in the fourth quarter and 11.9% in the third quarter.
- We expect second-quarter betas on interest-bearing deposits to rise from 62% in the first quarter and eventually rise above 100% over the next two quarters as banks raise deposit rates and seek to protect their funding by marketing products with higher-cost deposits, such as CDs.
- Community banks' funding costs will rise at a quicker pace than earning-asset yields and pressure net interest margins. We project the full-year 2023 net interest margin to be 14 basis points lower than the level reported in the first quarter and then fall another 7 basis points in 2024.
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