We take the Quarterly Call Report data and make it easy to visualize trends and understand performance.
Our metrics are simple, yet powerful, and allow you to quickly identify a bank's strengths and opportunities.
Over 800 clients and 6,400 users trust us to improve their bank analyses.
Tired of looking at rows and rows of numbers? Our color-coded tables and charts make trend identification a snap.
BankRegData measures performance on over 525 metrics. Each metric compares you to a default national peer group.
You also have the capability to create up to five custom peer groups per bank.
How using BankRegData can help:
Prospect Review: Knowledge of a bank's performance can go a long way to making a positive impression.
Create Prospect Lists: Instead of hunting one by one use our Exports to identify those banks most likely in need of your service/product.
Our clients use the Call Report data to complement their review of GAAP filings.
BankRegData simplifies credit reviews, yield analyses, funding studies and deposit market share changes.
This capability either does not exist for GAAP data or is incredibly time intensive to acquire.
A BankRegData subscription covers your entire company. There are no restrictions on usage or number of users.
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Custom Peers
Our Custom Peer capability allows you to track performance against a specific set of banks you want to compare a bank to.
Clients and Free Trial users can create up to five (5) Peer Sets for each institution. There is no limit on the number of peers.
Export Data
With just a few clicks you can export data to your computer. Our process is simple, intuitive and fast.
All our data is available for download. You can export All Banks, one Bank and Industry level data from 2003 Q1 forward.
Custom Exports are available which allow you to target specific data elements and filter criteria.
Deposit Market Share
In the Branch Deposits section of the site you can find a bank's deposit market share by State, County, Metro, City and Zip Code.
You can also track which banks and branches are growing share and which are falling behind.
Default National Peers
Each bank has a default peer set containing 99 national peers. The vast majority of our metrics use the closest 99 on asset size.
For loans we use the closest 99 on each loan portfolio (e.g. for C&I it would be the closest 99 on C&I).
The 99 peers also has the side benefit of producing an ordinal ranking. The ranking measures which percentile the bank falls in.
