CFO
Prepares the ALCO packet and the board's financial narrative from one workspace, with peer context and quarter-over-quarter change already assembled.
Community bank CFOs, treasurers, and ALCO committees use BankCore to run ALCO from one current view, stress test the balance sheet against rate and economic scenarios, and analyze any of 4,000+ U.S. banks using call report and UBPR data. It replaces manual UBPR pulls, three-system report assembly, and once-a-year peer studies with analysis that updates each quarter as new call report data is filed.
BankCore is a bank performance analytics platform that turns FFIEC call report and FDIC UBPR data into ALCO reporting, balance-sheet stress testing, peer benchmarking, and M&A target screening for community banks. It covers more than 4,000 U.S. banks and updates each quarter as call reports are filed.
BankCore reads quarterly call reports, the UBPR ratios derived from them, and FDIC branch and deposit data for every U.S. bank, so the numbers behind a strategic question are one screen away instead of hours of manual extraction.
The ALCO Command Center tracks NIM, ROA, ROE, and efficiency quarter over quarter, flags what changed and why, and produces board-ready reporting, so the packet is not assembled from three systems the night before the meeting.
Scenario Studio moves funding rates, deposit beta, loan growth, and wholesale funding, and shows the directional impact on NIM, deposit cost, loan yield, liquidity, and Tier 1 leverage, anchored to how peer banks actually behave.
Compare your bank with peers and competitors on the metrics your board tracks, with peer groups you define, updated each quarter rather than once a year.
Screen every bank in the country by the criteria that matter to you, build a target list from call report data, and analyze a target's margin, growth, credit, and capital before making contact.
NineFive has served 85 financial institutions through BankCore, reaching that within 90 days of launch with zero marketing spend. For the pricing side of the balance sheet, see TrueNIM.
Call report and UBPR data holds the answer to almost every strategic question a bank asks: where the margin stands, which institution to acquire, how the bank compares with competitors in its market. The data sits in formats built for regulators, not for a CFO preparing for ALCO or a board meeting.
Prepares the ALCO packet and the board's financial narrative from one workspace, with peer context and quarter-over-quarter change already assembled.
Runs rate and economic scenarios against the bank's own data and reports the directional impact on NIM, liquidity, and Tier 1 leverage.
Works from one current view of the balance sheet, peer leaderboards, and watchlists, with board reports generated in a click.
Sees deposit and branch market share by state and county before opening a branch or entering a market.
Builds acquisition target lists from call report financials and analyzes a target before the first conversation.
Screen thousands of banks by ROA, ROE, NIM, efficiency, Tier 1 leverage, delinquency, coverage, and CRE concentration, then drill into ALCO, peer comparison, market share, industry trends, and acquisition analysis from the same view.
Visualize deposit and branch market share on a map, sized by institution, and rank the top players in any state or county, so you know who you are competing with before you open a branch or price a deal.
Command Center, Scenario Studio, Banks Like Us, Briefings, Board Reports, Watchlists, and TrueNIM pricing posture, all live from your own data, with NIM, ROA, ROE, and efficiency tracked quarter over quarter.
Adjust funding rate moves, deposit beta, loan growth, and wholesale funding assumptions, and see the directional impact on NIM, deposit cost, loan yield, liquidity, and Tier 1 leverage, anchored to how peer banks actually behave.
Bring your asset-liability position into a single view your ALCO can work from, without reassembling reports from three different systems the night before the meeting.
Run rate shocks and economic scenarios against your own financials and see the impact immediately, built for the questions examiners and your board are already asking.
Screen any bank in the country by the metrics that matter to you, and build a target list from financials rather than from who happens to call you first.
See how your bank stacks up against peers and competitors on the metrics your board cares about, updated as new call report data lands, not once a year.
BankCore uses public regulatory data: quarterly FFIEC call reports (the Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income), the FDIC Uniform Bank Performance Report (UBPR) figures derived from them, and FDIC branch and deposit data. It covers more than 4,000 U.S. banks, and the data updates each quarter as call reports are filed.
The Uniform Bank Performance Report is a standardized set of performance and condition ratios the FFIEC publishes for every U.S. bank, used by examiners and analysts to compare a bank with its peers. A UBPR analysis tool reads that data and turns it into comparisons, trends, and reporting without manual extraction. BankCore is a UBPR analysis tool built for community bank ALCO and strategy work.
More than 4,000 U.S. banks, covering the community bank universe. You can screen and sort all of them by ROA, ROE, NIM, efficiency ratio, Tier 1 leverage, delinquency, loss coverage, and CRE concentration, then drill into ALCO, peer comparison, market share, and acquisition analysis for any one of them.
Yes. BankCore is used as bank M&A target screening software. You filter every bank in the country by the financial criteria that matter to you, build a target list from call report data rather than inbound calls, and analyze a target's margin, growth, credit, and capital before making contact.
ALCO software gives an asset-liability committee one current view of the balance sheet, the interest rate risk position, peer comparisons, and board reporting. BankCore provides that workspace plus directional stress testing anchored to peer behavior. A bank that is required to run a full portfolio ALM model for examiners keeps that model and uses BankCore as the ALCO workspace and peer-analysis layer.
Each quarter, as banks file their call reports and the FFIEC and FDIC publish updated figures.
No. BankCore reads public call report and UBPR data and turns it into ALCO reporting, stress testing, and peer analysis. If your bank runs a full portfolio asset-liability model for regulatory reporting, BankCore is the ALCO workspace and peer-analysis layer around it. It runs alongside your core, and alongside TrueNIM for loan pricing.
Tell us which bank, yours, a competitor, or a potential target, and we will show you exactly what BankCore surfaces.