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See how any US bank or credit union compares with its peers, straight from the filings regulators use. 26 years of quarterly filings, UBPR metrics, NCUA 5300 data, peer benchmarks, and risk ratios, all without wrestling the FFIEC CDR or paying enterprise-terminal prices.

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Q3 2026 is filing now

A new quarter fills in over several weeks as banks report. Here's how much of the market has filed for Q3 2026 so far.

Q3 2026 filing progress Day 29 · ~1d to deadline
2,218 of 4,297 banks
have filed
By institution count 51.6%
2,218 filed ~2,079 still to file
By industry assets 6.13%
$1.6T filed ~$24.9T still to file

Early filers are the smaller banks: most of the count, only a sliver of the assets. Our industry aggregates hold at Q2 2026 until the large institutions report. See every bank that has filed, with its preliminary report.

Recently filed
The Citizens Bank of Winfield Winfield, AL $293.9M
Commonwealth Business Bank Los Angeles, CA $1.9B
Alma Bank Astoria, NY $1.6B
Poppy Bank Santa Rosa, CA $8.3B
International Bank of Commerce Brownsville, TX $4.6B
Banner Bank Walla Walla, WA $18.1B
International Bank of Commerce Zapata, TX $563.3M
Beal Bank USA Las Vegas, NV $10.4B
The Tri-County Bank Stuart, NE $290.1M
International Bank of Commerce Oklahoma City, OK $1.6B
Quaint Oak Bank Southampton, PA $634.7M
Security First Bank Lincoln, NE $2.3B
Community Commerce Bank Claremont, CA $425.2M
Commerce Bank Laredo, TX $749.1M
CTBC Bank Corp. (USA) Los Angeles, CA $5.5B
First State Bank of Forsyth Forsyth, MT $163M
Provident Savings Bank, F.S.B. Riverside, CA $1.2B
Century Savings and Loan Association Trinidad, CO $73.9M
R Bank Round Rock, TX $1B
Truxton Trust Company Nashville, TN $1.3B
First Bank of Alabama Talladega, AL $1.4B
Main Bank Albuquerque, NM $257.2M
First American State Bank Greenwood Village, CO $270.1M
San Luis Valley Federal Bank Alamosa, CO $389.1M
Clarkson Bank Clarkson, NE $81M
Redemption Bank Salt Lake City, UT $94.6M
Traditions Bank Cullman, AL $895.1M
Bank Forward Fargo, ND $1.1B
Pikes Peak National Bank Colorado Springs, CO $108.3M
First Secure State Bank Wonder Lake, IL $286M
First Community Bank of Tennessee Shelbyville, TN $836.7M
Merchants Commercial Bank Saint Thomas, VI $489.9M
Bank of Stronghurst Stronghurst, IL $84.2M
Local Bank Hulbert, OK $475.1M
Sterling State Bank Austin, MN $474.8M
Charter Bank Johnston, IA $224.7M
American Heritage Bank Sapulpa, OK $1.4B
Security State Bank of Hibbing Hibbing, MN $151.9M
North Shore Bank Brookfield, WI $2.6B
Viking Bank, N.A. Alexandria, MN $342.3M
The Commercial Bank Crawford, GA $450.4M
Flanagan State Bank Flanagan, IL $311.8M
Portrait Bank Winter Park, FL $56.6M
Elevate Bank, N.A. Sedan, KS $59.5M
West Texas State Bank Snyder, TX $478.1M
First State Bank of Uvalde Uvalde, TX $1.7B
Washington State Bank Washington, IA $609.1M
Ashton State Bank Ashton, IA $52.7M
First National Bank of Brookfield Brookfield, IL $438.6M
Austin Bank, Texas N.A. Jacksonville, TX $3.4B
Waumandee State Bank Waumandee, WI $342.6M
Spring Valley Bank Wyoming, OH $108.2M
Midland Federal Savings and Loan Association Bridgeview, IL $110.8M
First Security Bank of Deer Lodge Deer Lodge, MT $82.9M
First State Bank Lonoke, AR $333.2M
Wallis Bank Wallis, TX $1.4B
The Granville National Bank Granville, IL $121.5M
First United Bank and Trust Company Durant, OK $16.5B
Citizens Bank and Trust Company Blackstone, VA $559.1M
Vantage Bank Kent, MN $86.8M
Bank of Clarks Clarks, NE $60.7M
Cedar Valley Bank & Trust La Porte City, IA $128M
Cross Bank Wynne, AR $610.6M
Premier Bank Maplewood, MN $1.2B
Asian Bank Philadelphia, PA $728M
Vergas State Bank Vergas, MN $62.7M
Sunrise Bank Orlando, FL $637.7M
Grove Bank & Trust Miami, FL $1.4B
Bank of Bartlett Bartlett, TN $553.7M
LCNB National Bank Lebanon, OH $2.3B
Collinsville Building and Loan Association Collinsville, IL $116.2M
Legends West Bank Lewellen, NE $169.3M
First Central Bank Cambridge, NE $145.1M
Lovelady State Bank Lovelady, TX $53.2M
First Guaranty Bank Hammond, LA $3.1B
BANK47 Union Springs, AL $102.2M
Primary Bank Bedford, NH $797.5M
Blackhawk Bank & Trust Milan, IL $2B
Kingstree Federal Savings and Loan Association Kingstree, SC $40M
First State Bank Buxton, ND $439.6M
Trustar Bank Great Falls, VA $1.1B
Peoples Exchange Bank Monroeville, AL $94.4M
The Farmers State Bank Westmoreland, KS $249.6M
Liberty Bank Poulsbo, WA $197M
Twin River Bank Lewiston, ID $171M
Grand River Bank Grandville, MI $504.4M
Kennebec Savings Bank Augusta, ME $1.9B
Cerescobank Ceresco, NE $82.3M
The Bennington State Bank Salina, KS $1.4B
Troy Bank & Trust Company Troy, AL $1.6B
Pathway Bank Cairo, NE $335.5M
Farmers State Bank Victor, MT $803M
Ciera Bank Graham, TX $1B
Osb Community Bank Ottawa, IL $360.1M
Embassy National Bank Lawrenceville, GA $224.5M
First Bank of Ohio Tiffin, OH $276.7M
Great Plains Bank Eureka, SD $148.9M
First National Bank Colorado Las Animas, CO $636.5M
Bank of Utica Utica, NY $1.5B
Sanger Bank Sanger, TX $220.8M

Your bank, the moment you sign in

Name your institution on the welcome step and the terminal opens on it: 26 years of filings, its peer group, and the risk flags already loaded. No setup, no query builder.

Every institution in the country, one keystroke away

Press / or Ctrl+K from any screen and search every FDIC-insured bank and federally insured credit union by name, ticker, or RSSD, or jump straight to a page with a code like OVR or SEC. Results show the institution's own logo, with peer groups and your recent banks right there too.

One terminal, every question you bring to it

Peer standing, examiner-grade risk, and a screen across every FDIC-insured bank. The same call report data, shaped for the job in front of you.

Peer rankings for Commerce Bank against its 130-bank FFIEC tier: 17 of 25 metrics above the peer median, a strengths column at high percentiles and an opportunities column below it, with percentile bars per ratio.

Know where you stand

  • Rank any bank against its asset-size peers on ROAA, efficiency, NIM, and capital.
  • Strengths and gaps split out: the metrics above the peer median, and the ones below it.
  • Percentile bars, not just raw ratios, so the standing reads at a glance.
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Health scorecard for Raymond James Bank: a composite A grade, CAMELS-style component cards for earnings, capital, and liquidity, and a written summary noting CRE concentration at 111% of capital, within the 300% supervisory line.

The examiner's view, before the exam

  • Component grades across capital, asset quality, management, earnings, liquidity, and sensitivity from our own scoring system, not regulatory CAMELS ratings.
  • Concentration measured against supervisory guidance, with CRE flagged when it clears the 300% line.
  • A plain-English read of what an examiner would look at first.
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The bank screener: filters for state, asset tier, minimum CET1, maximum NPL, minimum ROA, efficiency, and Texas Ratio, with preset lenses for high capital, asset quality, and top performers.

Screen all 4,196 banks

  • Filter the full universe by state, asset tier, capital, NPL, ROA, and efficiency.
  • Preset lenses for high capital, asset quality, or top performers, or set your own thresholds.
  • Rank the matches for M&A targeting or peer discovery.
Open the screeners

Everything the CDR gives you, without the CDR.

Call report filings, UBPR ratios, and peer benchmarks, re-rendered as an analyst-grade workspace you can actually move through at speed.

Chart 26 years of performance

Every quarterly filing, every bank, interactively, from Q1 2000 forward. Spot margin inflection, loan-loss waves, and deposit flight the moment they hit the filings.

Ratios against the threshold

CET1, Tier 1 leverage, Texas Ratio, CRE concentration: see exactly where any bank sits against regulatory trip-wires.

Side-by-side peer groups

Every bank ranked within its asset-size tier, or against a peer set you build. Updated each quarter.

Early-warning signals

Concentration, liquidity, asset quality, surfaced before the headline arrives.

Clean tearsheets

Excel exports that drop straight into your models, with no re-keying.

Every FDIC-insured institution, every quarter

All US banks, no tiered paywall on coverage. If the filing exists, it's in the platform, from the largest G-SIBs down to the smallest community bank.

Answers in seconds

No waiting on CDR query builders.

The same data, as an API.

Every figure behind the dashboards as clean JSON: Call Report and UBPR metrics, CAMELS-style scorecards, peer benchmarks, events, and a full-universe screener. One key, one response envelope, a first-class Python SDK.

Clean JSON, not bulk files

Query any institution by RSSD id and get structured JSON: no CDR bulk downloads, no government-issue file formats, no parsing.

First-class Python SDK

pip install bankregreports, drop in your key, and get a DataFrame back in three lines. cURL works just as well.

The whole catalog, one key

Banks, credit unions, holding companies, rates, failures, events, and SEC data: the same estate that powers the site, behind a single API key.

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200 requests/day to explore and prototype, then upgrade for production throughput. Per-day caps keep pricing predictable.

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Complete coverage, zero friction.

Every bank. Every quarter. Free to start. The platform does the heavy lifting so you can go straight to the analysis.

4,196 FDIC-insured banks 26 years of quarterly filings 12,000+ regulatory data items Free to start
Built on official regulatory data
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4,196 banks, 12,000+ regulatory data items, and 26 years of standardized quarterly history, analyzed the way analysts, bankers, and regulators actually work.

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The data behind US bank regulation.

Two filings, a few ratios, and a lot of context. Here's what UBPR and Call Reports actually are, and why analysts care.

What UBPR analysis actually tells you.

The Uniform Bank Performance Report is the examiner's working view of a bank: ratios and peer comparisons distilled from the quarterly Call Report. It's where profitability trends, asset quality, capital adequacy, and liquidity risk all get a number attached.

Traditionally that data lives inside the FFIEC's Central Data Repository: bulk downloads, government-issue UX, no real way to slice it. We transform the same underlying CDR data into interactive dashboards: 26 years of history for every FDIC-insured bank, searchable in seconds.

The metrics that matter haven't changed: ROA, ROE, Net Interest Margin, NPL ratios, CET1 and Tier 1 leverage. Examiners weigh the same public ratios when they rate a bank. We do not have their CAMELS ratings or their rating system, so the scoring here is our own.

Understanding bank Call Reports.

Every FDIC-insured bank in the US files a quarterly Report of Condition and Income (FFIEC 031, 041, or 051). It covers everything: balance sheets, income statements, loan portfolios, deposit breakdowns, capital positions, risk exposures.

This is the data that keeps the banking system transparent. Investors use it to pick stocks. Acquirers use it in due diligence. Risk officers use it for compliance monitoring. The problem has always been the shape of the raw filings: hundreds of fields per bank, per quarter, across three forms.

We distill that into clean visualizations. Track Texas Ratio trends, benchmark CET1 against peer groups, compare NPL ratios across asset tiers, export a tearsheet, all without writing SQL or renting an expensive data feed.

Questions, answered.

The practical details: coverage, pricing, freshness, and where the numbers come from.

Is BankRegReports free to use?
Yes. The free tier covers every FDIC-insured bank and federally insured credit union, with the same history as Pro, peer benchmarking, custom peer groups, rankings, risk analysis and 200 API calls a day. Start analyzing any bank in under a minute. Pro, from $50/mo, adds Excel tearsheets, CSV exports and 10,000 API calls a day. See plans & pricing for the full breakdown.
Which banks does the platform cover?
Every FDIC-insured US bank, 4,196 institutions, from the largest G-SIBs down to the smallest community bank. There's no tiered paywall on coverage: if the filing exists, it's in the platform. Browse the full directory.
How current is the data, and how far back does it go?
We track every quarterly filing cycle: bank Call Reports since Q1 2000 and credit-union 5300s back to Q1 1994, 32+ years in all. We sync new filings from the FFIEC and NCUA each reporting season. We load a new quarter within 2 business days of the FFIEC release and pick up amended filings within 7 days. See exactly what's in the platform.
Where does the data come from?
The same official, public sources examiners and regulators use: FFIEC Call Reports, the FDIC, the Federal Reserve's National Information Center (NIC), the OCC, and NCUA 5300 filings for credit unions. We don't estimate the headline numbers; we re-render the filings.
Do I still need the FFIEC CDR?
No. We transform the same underlying CDR data into interactive dashboards, peer benchmarks, and clean exports, with no bulk downloads, query builders, or SQL required. If you want the background, read our guides to the Call Report and the UBPR.
What metrics and ratios can I analyze?
More than 12,000 regulatory data items (3,821 Call Report line items, 2,196 FR Y-9C items, 1,184 NCUA 5300 items, 675 FFIEC 002 items, 568 FR Y-15 items, 544 FR Y-15 items for foreign banking organizations, 254 FFIEC 101 items, 80 FFIEC 102 items, and 2,792 UBPR ratios), plus 1,929 standardized measures (892 per bank and 357 per bank holding company) built from them. The standardized measures cover profitability (ROA, ROE, NIM), capital (CET1, Tier 1 leverage), asset quality (NPL, Texas Ratio, net charge-offs), and liquidity, and carry 26 years of history: banks since Q1 2000, credit unions since Q1 1994. Every term is defined in the metrics glossary.
Do you show a bank's official CAMELS rating?
No. CAMELS ratings are assigned by bank examiners and are confidential supervisory information, so we do not have them. We do not have the FFIEC's rating system either, and we do not use the regulators' methodology. We built our own instead: a proprietary scoring system that grades each bank on six components (capital, asset quality, management, earnings, liquidity, and sensitivity to market risk), using our own metric set drawn from public regulatory filings. Component grades reflect where a bank's ratios sit within its peer group, and our failure-risk scores come from a machine-learning model trained on the history of bank failures. The CAMELS glossary entry explains the difference.

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Browse US bank data by bank, state, size and metric

Every link below is a real page. Start with the pillar guides, drill into a leaderboard or a specific metric, browse banks by state, or jump straight to a named institution.

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Metric definitions

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Capital & Liquidity
CET1 ratio Tier 1 capital CBLR SLR SCB G-SIB surcharge LCR NSFR
Earnings & Asset Quality
NIM PPNR Efficiency ratio AOCI burden Texas ratio Uninsured deposits Net charge-offs Nonperforming loans TDR CAMELS
Supervision & Enforcement
Consent order Cease & desist Civil money penalty Dodd-Frank Act Enforcement actions

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