Each depositor insured to at least $250,000 per insured bank

• Select the amount of columns that you wish to include in the report (from two to four).
• Enter your criteria for the report. You can analyze any combination of single FDIC-insured institutions or bank holding companies, custom peer groups of FDIC-insured institutions or bank holding companies, or standard peer groups of FDIC-insured institutions. After completing the selection criteria, press "Next" to continue processing.
• You will be at the "Confirmation Report". Confirm all column selections and modify the report date and/or income basis (year-to-date or quarterly) for any column. Then:
  • Select from the "Report Selection" box any of the predefined reports or choose "Custom Report" to create a report of specific items of your choice.
  • Decide to view or download the report. If "View" is selected, you can choose to present information in dollar amounts or in percentage amounts.
  • Press "Next"
    • If any of the predefined reports have been selected, the report will appear.
    • If "Custom Report" has been selected, you will be prompted to select those items that you wish to include in the report. After you select and review the items, press "Add More" to include more items or "Next" to generate the report.

*Financial data for bank holding companies represent combined amounts for all FDIC-insured bank and thrift subsidiaries, and do not reflect nondeposit subsidiaries or parent companies. Account balances have not been adjusted for intra-company transactions. Additional holding company information can be found at the website for the Federal Reserve System--National Information Center (NIC).

What are standard peer groups?
Standard peer groups are pre-defined and pre-calculated groups of FDIC-insured institutions. These standard peer groups are used in FDIC publications such as the FDIC's Statistics on Banking. When possible, standard peer groups should be used instead of custom groups for faster processing. The available standard peer groups are included in the following table:

What are Standard Reports?
Standard Reports consist of pre-selected columns based on many of the standard peer groups that are used in FDIC publications (e.g. the FDIC's Statistics on Banking). First time users are encouraged to view the Standard Reports which may or may not meet their immediate need. These reports also provide the user with an idea of the amount of information and flexibility that is provided in SDI. To access a Standard Report, simply press the "Run Report" option for the standard report that you wish to retrieve. The "Assets and Liabilities" report is the default. Access any of the available SDI reports by choosing from the drop-down menu. Modify the column selections by choosing "Create or Modify Reports" and changing the criteria.

I want to analyze data from SDI in a different software package. Can I download data from SDI? If so, how do I do it?
Yes, you can download and save information provided by SDI. In fact, there are three distinctly different types of data download in SDI.

• Download data after column selections have been made. (Note: this download returns a maximum of 200 records) To download:
• Download larger amounts (up to 10 megabytes) of data without being restricted by the column selections. To download:
• Download more than 10 megabytes of data. To download:

I have successfully created a custom report. Can I save this report for future use?
Yes. After you create a custom report, you can save the report to the FDIC’s Web Server and as a "cookie" on the computer and within the Internet browser that you are using. To save a custom report, first create a custom report (See FAQ: How do I create a report in SDI). Press the "Save" after you have selected all of the report items that you wish to include I your report. After you press "Save" please name the report. Please enter your e-mail address if you wish to save the report to the FDIC’s Web Server, so you will be able to retrieve the report at a later date.

To retrieve previously saved custom reports, select "Retrieve Reports" from the top menu. If you have saved reports to the FDIC’s Web Sever, enter your e-mail address and press “Lookup” (Note: Since SDI also makes use of “cookies”, all custom reports previously saved on the computer and to the Internet browser that you are using will automatically be listed. Select the custom report by pressing the button next to the report that you wish to retrieve.