Bank Report Runner

Bank Report Runner is a simple but effective way to run financial reports on U.S. insured banks, based on the FDIC Call Report data issued quarterly. Bank Report Runner is an executable (program) designed especially to run, print, or export financial reports that have been written specifically for it. It comes with a subscription service to provide the new specially-formatted quarterly data automatically as it is published. It also comes with a collection of existing reports and automatically adds new reports as they become available. In addition you can order custom reports designed to your specific needs.

The software accepts preliminary inputs of parameters and allows reports that employ a number of different quarters of information. It allows reports that compare one or more banks with a peer group. You are able to build your own peer groups and save them for use in other reports.

The pre-launch version started with this Report Browse menu



Output is sent to the screen or printer, or exported to a file or spread sheet. Although there are over 7,000 banks in the database (all FDIC insured banks and thrifts) it is fast and efficient.

Here is a sample of a report sent to the screen:



Maybe you wish to see all the banks in a state that have Bank Owned Life Insurance assets. Run the report, say what State, say what data period and pronto:



Custom Reports
We will design reports to suit your needs. With a regular subscription we provide two custom report designs. We retain the intellectual property rights, and might well provide the report design as part of the list of reports available to all users. On this same basis we will quote for designing additional reports. A simple report such as the BOLI list above would only have cost $250.00. On the other hand, a complicated report like the Loan Portfolio Analysis might have cost as much as $1,000.00. If you want a report for your own company's use only, then you must design it yourselves. To this end we provide open or private classes in the use of the R&R ReportWorks report writing software, whose run-time engine we use. Included in the classes (usually two days) is an explanation of the inner workings of Bank Report Runner and the data tables we employ. Private classes cost $2,000 per day. A larger open class might only cost $500 per person per day. We include showing how to incorporate your own reports into the software. Classes can be arranged on our premises or yours. If yours, we will wish to be reimbursed for travel and lodging.