How much does the federal government spend on Finance and Insurance?

$109.6B across 16 NAICS codes

  1. Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers · $105.8B
  2. Other Activities Related to Credit Intermediation · $2.8B
  3. Commercial Banking · $360.4M
  4. Financial Transactions Processing, Reserve, and Clearinghouse Activities · $262.6M
  5. All Other Insurance Related Activities · $152.3M
  6. Insurance Agencies and Brokerages · $97.4M
  7. Miscellaneous Intermediation · $33.8M
  8. Portfolio Management and Investment Advice · $33.6M
  9. Direct Life Insurance Carriers · $27.4M
  10. Other Direct Insurance (except Life, Health, and Medical) Carriers · $23.1M
  11. Health and Welfare Funds · $18.3M
  12. Miscellaneous Financial Investment Activities · $3.0M
  13. Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers · $2.5M
  14. Securities and Commodity Exchanges · $1.8M
  15. Other Financial Vehicles · $617.0K
  16. Direct Title Insurance Carriers · $555.6K

How much does the federal government spend on Finance and Insurance?

Federal agencies obligated $109.6B across 16 NAICS codes in the Finance and Insurance category, per FPDS award records.

How many NAICS codes make up the Finance and Insurance category?

16 NAICS codes with confirmed federal award activity are grouped under Finance and Insurance.

What is the top-spending NAICS code in Finance and Insurance?

Direct Health and Medical Insurance Carriers (NAICS 524114) leads the category with $105.8B obligated.

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