Bankgraph
Data through Q2 ʼ26

Data and methods

Money is FDIC USD thousands; ratios are as reported, in percent. Common measures appear on boards; detail fields open in Focus and through the same tools.

Common measures

Balance sheet

Total assetsASSETUSD

Total assets reported by the institution.

percent changesums across banks
Net loans and leasesLNLSNETUSD

Loans and leases after unearned income and the loss allowance.

percent changesums across banks
Total equity capitalEQUSD

Reported equity capital, including retained earnings.

percent changesums across banks

Profitability

Return on assetsROA%

Annualized net income as a percentage of average assets.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better
Return on equityROE%

Annualized net income as a percentage of average equity.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better
Net interest marginNIMY%

Annualized net interest income as a percentage of average earning assets.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better
Efficiency ratioEEFFR%

Noninterest expense relative to net revenue. Lower values indicate less expense per dollar of revenue.

percentage pointsdistribution onlylower is better
Quarterly net incomeNETINCQ; derived from NETINC when neededUSD

Net income for the quarter. Bankgraph uses the reported single-quarter value or the exact change in year-to-date net income.

absolute changesums across bankshigher is better

Funding

Total depositsDEPUSD

Institution-level deposits across domestic and foreign offices.

percent changesums across banks
Net loan growthDerived from LNLSNET% YoY

Year-over-year change in net loans and leases.

percentage pointsdistribution only
Loan-to-deposit ratioLNLSDEPR%

Loans and leases as a percentage of total deposits.

percentage pointsdistribution only
Other borrowed fundsOTHBFHLBUSD

Other borrowed money, including Federal Home Loan Bank advances.

percent changesums across banks

Credit

Noncurrent loan ratioNCLNLSR%

Loans 90 days past due or in nonaccrual as a percentage of loans and leases.

percentage pointsdistribution onlylower is better
Net charge-off ratioNTLNLSR%

Annualized net charge-offs as a percentage of average loans.

percentage pointsdistribution onlylower is better
Reserve coverageLNATRESR%

Loan-loss allowance as a percentage of noncurrent loans and leases.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better

Capital

Tier 1 risk-based capital ratioRBC1RWAJ%

Tier 1 capital as a percentage of risk-weighted assets.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better
Total risk-based capital ratioRBCRWAJ%

Total qualifying capital as a percentage of risk-weighted assets.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better
Tier 1 leverage ratioRBC1AAJ%

Tier 1 capital as a percentage of average consolidated assets.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better
Equity-to-assets ratioEQV%

Total equity capital as a percentage of total assets.

percentage pointsdistribution onlyhigher is better

Operating scale

EmployeesNUMEMPFTE

Full-time-equivalent employees reported for the institution.

percent changesums across banks
Domestic officesOFFDOMoffices

Current reported count of domestic offices, including the headquarters.

absolute changesums across banks

Detail fields Call Report fields behind the common measures

Balance Sheet

FieldSourceMDRMBasisDefinition
Real Estate Loanspoint in timeLoans secured by real estate, including residential mortgage, commercial real estate, and construction loans, in thousands.
Commercial & Industrial Loanspoint in timeLoans to businesses for commercial and industrial purposes, in thousands.
Consumer Loanspoint in timeLoans to individuals for household, family, and personal expenditures including credit cards and auto loans, in thousands.
Securitiespoint in timeTotal investment securities including held-to-maturity, available-for-sale, and trading securities, in thousands.

Income Statement

FieldSourceMDRMBasisDefinition
Net Income — QuarterNETINCQsingle quarterNet income after taxes and extraordinary items for the single reporting quarter, in thousands of dollars.
Interest Income — Year to DateINTINCyear to dateInterest and fee income accumulated since the start of the calendar year, in thousands of dollars.
Interest Expense — Year to DateEINTEXPyear to dateInterest expense accumulated since the start of the calendar year, in thousands of dollars.
Net Interest Income — QuarterNIMQsingle quarterInterest income minus interest expense for the single reporting quarter, in thousands of dollars.Interest Income - Interest Expense
Net Interest Income — Year to DateNIMyear to dateInterest income minus interest expense accumulated since the start of the calendar year, in thousands of dollars.Interest Income - Interest Expense
Noninterest Income — QuarterNONIIQsingle quarterIncome from noninterest sources for the single reporting quarter, in thousands of dollars.
Noninterest Income — Year to DateNONIIyear to dateIncome from noninterest sources accumulated since the start of the calendar year, in thousands of dollars.
Noninterest Expense — QuarterNONIXQsingle quarterOperating expense excluding interest expense for the single reporting quarter, in thousands of dollars.
Noninterest Expense — Year to DateNONIXyear to dateOperating expense excluding interest expense accumulated since the start of the calendar year, in thousands of dollars.
Provision for Credit Losses — QuarterELNATQsingle quarterProvision for credit losses for the single reporting quarter, in thousands of dollars.
Provision for Credit Losses — Year to DateELNATRyear to dateProvision for credit losses accumulated since the start of the calendar year, in thousands of dollars.

Economic series context beside banks, never cause

SeriesIDAgencyFrequencyUnitsFrom
10-Year Treasury Par YieldUST10YU.S. Department of the TreasuryPercent per year1990-01-02
2-Year Treasury Par YieldUST2YU.S. Department of the TreasuryPercent per year1990-01-02
10-Year Minus 2-Year Treasury Yield SpreadUST10Y2YU.S. Department of the TreasuryPercentage points1990-01-02
Civilian Unemployment RateBLS_UNRATEU.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsPercent1948-01-01
Consumer Price Index for All Urban ConsumersBLS_CPI_UU.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsIndex, 1982-84=1001913-01-01
CPI-U Inflation, 12-Month ChangeBLS_CPI_YOYU.S. Bureau of Labor StatisticsPercent change from 12 months earlier1914-01-01
Federal Funds Effective Rate, Monthly AverageFRB_FEDFUNDSBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemPercent per year1954-07-01
Bank Credit, All Commercial BanksFRB_H8_BANK_CREDITBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemMillions of U.S. dollars1973-01-03
Loans and Leases in Bank Credit, All Commercial BanksFRB_H8_LOANS_LEASESBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemMillions of U.S. dollars1973-01-03
Commercial and Industrial Loans, All Commercial BanksFRB_H8_CI_LOANSBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemMillions of U.S. dollars1973-01-03
Real Estate Loans, All Commercial BanksFRB_H8_REAL_ESTATEBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemMillions of U.S. dollars1973-01-03
Commercial Real Estate Loans, All Commercial BanksFRB_H8_CREBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemMillions of U.S. dollars2004-06-02
Consumer Loans, All Commercial BanksFRB_H8_CONSUMERBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemMillions of U.S. dollars1973-01-03
Deposits, All Commercial BanksFRB_H8_DEPOSITSBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemMillions of U.S. dollars1973-01-03

Methods

Cohorts

A cohort is a rule over the latest institution snapshot: universe, headquarters state, asset bounds, up to twelve conditions, and a member cap. Members are recomputed from the rule on each release, so a shared board resolves to the same institutions for the same quarter. Exclusions travel with the board.

Change

Balances change in percent; ratios in percentage points, shown as basis points when small; counts absolutely. Quarterly net income uses the reported single-quarter value or the exact change in year-to-date income within a calendar year.

Attribution

Changes in total assets, funding, and quarterly net income are bridged with reported components under an exact difference identity. The residual between the reported total and the sum of components is always shown.

Failure analogues

Failed institutions are aligned on their last filing before the FDIC failure date. For each of eleven features and each relative quarter, the reference is the failed-cohort median with a MAD-based scale. Active institutions are ranked by root-mean-square standardized distance divided by observed coverage. This is descriptive similarity, not a probability of failure.