Bank Data Guide - PDF 60k (PDF help )

Locate an FDIC-insured institution, both active and inactive. – Search Bank Find for your bank to find out if it is insured; find the locations of your bank’s branches; find out if your bank has merged or been acquired; or review your bank’s history.

Examine your bank’s financial data – View any bank Call Report (Call) or Thrift Financial Report (TFR) filed since 1998.

View the industry’s overall picture – See the latest quarterly Statistics at a Glance (Current Snapshot) that define the banking industry and the most recent trends (Industry Trends).

Identify the latest performance trends in your state – Obtain detailed State Banking Performance Summary (QBP State Tables) by any state (annual and quarterly data for large and small institutions go back to 1995).

Study branching and deposit market share – Find where institutions have an office presences or list office locations (Summary of Deposits); get (Deposit Market Share Report) that presents aggregates of each institution’s deposits in any combined choice of states, metro areas, cities, counties or zip codes.

Analyze institutions and peer groups - Find individual and aggregate demographic and financial information about banks and thrifts; create lists of institutions based on common characteristics including size, financial performance, location, established date, status (open vs. inactive), charter (state vs. national, commercial bank vs. savings institution), business specialty, etc. (Institution Directory / Find Institutions)

Obtain balance sheets, income statements, performance ratios (750 + items)

Standard and custom peer groups

Specialized categories (e.g. interstate banks, subchapter "S', trust powers, etc)

Use direct link to go to an institution's website

Amounts in dollars or percent of assets

Data back to 1992

Analyze individual institutions and create custom reports - Create custom "ad hoc" Peer Groups, reports and downloads; analyze prospective mergers, classes of competitors; compare up to 4 columns of data. Download the results into standard data base formats (Statistics on Depository Institutions).

Financial and demographic data, quarterly and year-to-date income, condition and performance ratios; quarterly and annual data go back to 1992

Compare performance and condition data between individual institutions, between individual institutions and groups, and between different groups.

Groups can be constructed by state, size, charter, holding company and other attributes.