Rank any bank against its asset-size tier or a peer group you build, on every UBPR-style ratio, and reuse the group every quarter.
Bank peer analysis software compares one bank's ratios with those of similar banks and says where it ranks. On BankRegReports every bank is ranked against the banks in its asset-size tier, one of six bands, on each ratio, with the peer median and the bank's percentile shown beside the value. A free account builds a custom peer group from a state, charter, asset size or a hand-picked list, and the medians and percentiles recompute against it every quarter.
Each ratio on a bank's profile shows the peer median and the bank's percentile against its asset-size tier, so an outlier is visible without a separate report.
Compare banks side by side →Build a peer group from a state, charter, asset-size band or a hand-picked list of banks or credit unions, and the platform computes the peer medians and percentiles against it. A group holds one kind of institution, so credit unions are compared only with credit unions.
Open peer comparison (sign-in required) →Leaderboards rank every bank on assets, deposits, ROA, efficiency, capital and credit quality, nationally and by state, from the latest quarter.
See bank rankings →Typical workflows, from the first search to a client-ready or board-ready output.
Your bank competes with a specific set of banks in its market, not with every bank its size. You build that set once and read every ratio against it each quarter.
Comparing a bank's financial ratios with those of a group of similar banks, usually by asset size, geography or business model, to see whether a figure is typical or an outlier. The UBPR does this with FFIEC peer groups; custom peer groups let an analyst choose the comparison set.
Yes. Any free account can build custom peer groups of banks or of credit unions. Pro adds Excel tearsheets, CSV exports and a higher API allowance, at the price published on the pricing page.
Every bank is ranked against the banks in its asset-size tier, one of six bands, unless you choose a custom group.
Not in one group. A custom peer group holds either banks or credit unions, because the two file different reports with different capital measures.
The guides and definitions behind the metrics peer analysts use on this page.
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