Bank performance data built for bankers.
Benchmark your bank against any peer group, track every UBPR ratio, and walk into the next board meeting with the numbers already done.
Bank executives need to know where they stand before the examiner, the board, or the market tells them. BankRegReports turns quarterly FFIEC call report and UBPR filings into instant peer benchmarking, trend analysis, and exportable tearsheets — so you spend your time on decisions, not on assembling spreadsheets from bulk regulatory files.
The challenge
- Pulling peer data out of the FFIEC UBPR system one bank at a time is slow and error-prone.
- Building a defensible custom peer group takes hours every quarter.
- Board and ALCO packets need clean, current numbers — not raw schedules.
How BankRegReports helps
Custom peer benchmarking
Build a peer group on your terms — by asset tier, geography, charter, or a hand-picked list — and compare margins, efficiency, capital, and credit quality side by side.
Compare peers →Every metric, defined
NIM, efficiency ratio, CET1, Texas Ratio, NCO rates and 25+ more, each with the formula and supervisory thresholds spelled out so the whole team reads them the same way.
Open the glossary →Board-ready tearsheets
Export your bank's scorecard and peer comparison to CSV or a formatted tearsheet in seconds — current through the latest quarter ingested.
See pricing →Frequently asked questions
How current is the data?
BankRegReports ingests each quarterly FFIEC call report and UBPR cycle as soon as it is released. The Data Updates page always shows the most recent quarter loaded and when the pipeline last refreshed.
Can I benchmark against a custom peer group instead of the FFIEC default?
Yes. You can assemble any custom peer group — by asset size, state, charter type, or a specific list of institutions — and the platform computes the peer medians and your bank's percentile rank against it.
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