Thirty years of regulatory call report data, ready to ask questions of. FIIP pairs NCUA and FDIC filings with economic, lending, and market-rate sources, then puts 78 specialist AI agents, purpose-built decision models, and an API on top of them.
Everything you need to understand performance, manage risk, and drive strategic decisions.
NCUA 5300 and FDIC Call Reports back to 1994 — 126 quarters, more than 11,000 defined account codes, across 20+ report schedules. Trends are detected over the full history, not a five-year window.
A chat workspace that queries the data directly. Ask about an institution, a peer group, or a ratio, and get a worked answer with the figures and sources it came from — not a summary of a summary.
Credit, deposits, lending, compliance, risk, and strategy, each with its own analytical method. Nash game theory for competitive decisions and Theory of Constraints for growth planning.
Five interactive models for the decisions that need more than a report: rate committee scenarios, ALM stress testing, FHLB advance structuring, investment redeployment, and contract review.
Modular dashboard reports with executive summaries, financial analysis, peer benchmarking, and compliance scoring. Every section states its agent, data source, and period so the work can be checked.
Compare any institution against asset-based and state-based peer groups, with medians computed across the full filing population rather than a sample.
Capital adequacy monitoring against NCUA Part 702 and FDIC Part 324 thresholds, CAMELS-aligned analysis, BSA/AML tracking, and exam preparation.
Merger and acquisition target identification, pricing optimization, growth projections, and constraint analysis for operational improvement.
A REST API and a Model Context Protocol endpoint, so the same tools the platform uses are available to your own applications and AI assistants. Manage API keys and webhooks from the developer portal.
Interactive tools, driven by your own filed data rather than typed-in assumptions.
Every federally insured credit union and FDIC-insured bank, refreshed each quarter as filings are published.