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Bank financials
The quarterly call report every FDIC-insured US bank files: total assets, deposits and how much is uninsured, loans by type, loans past due or on nonaccrual, net charge-offs and capital ratios. We add up the banks that each listed company owns (through its bank holding company) so a stock page can show them. The company link is reviewed by hand or by name and state, never guessed.
- Where it comes from
The FDIC's BankFind Suite publishes each bank's report from the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) call report data. It is public US government data. We are not affiliated with the FDIC.
Official sources
- How often we update it
- Every week; banks file within about 30 days of quarter end and the FDIC adds each report as it processes it
- Last updated
- (3 days ago)
- Coverage
- The last 20 quarters. Figures are for the company's US bank subsidiaries, not the consolidated company: Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Charles Schwab and similar firms have large businesses outside their banks. Banks owned by foreign parents are not linked to a listed company.
- Worth knowing
- A bank's holding company is the one on file in each quarter, so history stays with the company that owned the bank then. Net charge-offs are the quarter's figure, annualized. The newest quarter keeps growing for weeks as banks file.
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