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Bank Analysis: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Bank Quality Scores

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  • Ranked banks based on asset quality, loan growth, lending portfolio risk, and high cost funding.
  • Draw conclusions on your bank’s overall risk measures.
  • Perform ad-hoc visual analysis using a self-service dashboard. Data available in over 7,000 banks.

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  • Data available in over 1,000 large bank holding companies and 7,000 banks
  • Banking KPIs trends and analytics since 1984
  • Detailed Bank Performance Dashboard
  • State and National historical analysis
  • Trends in Banking KPIs since 1984

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Bank Capital Assesment: Stress Test

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  • Estimate your bank’s additional capital requirements using a state average burn down by loan category.
  • Perform a capital assessment stress test analysis using ad-hoc parameters.
  • Leverage What-If scenarios in capital requirements for a bank and state.
  • Perform ad-hoc visual analysis using a self-service dashboard.
  • Ranked banks by additional capital required. Data available in over 7,000 banks.

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  • Data available in over 1,000 large bank holding companies and 7,000 banks
  • Customize your own weights for loan charge-offs by loan category
  • Drill-down to the additional capital required by each asset category

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Capital to CRE & Construction Lending Exposure

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  • Benchmark a bank’s lending portfolio risk and capital level relative to its peers.
  • Determine if your bank is positioned to continue lending in these categories given its current portfolio concentrations.
  • Discover lending concentration problems relative to asset quality and capital.
  • Assess your bank’s compliance with new Basel III capital standards.
  • Determine if your bank may be in violation for CRE and Construction lending maximum exposure. Data available in over 7,000 banks

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  • Data available in over 1,000 large bank holding companies and 7,000 banks
  • CRE and construction lending trends and analytics since 1984
  • State and National historical analysis
  • Trends in asset quality ratios since 1984

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Asset Quality Scores

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  • Discover banks with relative asset quality problems.
  • Understand banking asset quality conditions in your state.
  • Benchmark a bank’s asset quality using a self-service dashboard. 
  • Rank your bank’s asset quality.
  • Data available in over 7,000 banks

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  • Data available in over 1,000 large bank holding companies and 7,000 banks
  • Asset quality trends and analytics since 1984
  • Disaggregation of asset quality components State and National historical analysis

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