Calculate baseline loss rates for all segments using FDIC peer data
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Calculate Baseline Loss Rates across selected peer institutions. Allocate weights manually or use equal distribution.
Peer AnalysisCalculate Baseline Loss Rates using one bank's historical data. Ideal for institution-specific benchmarking and internal analysis.
Single BankBlend a peer group and a single bank's historical data using custom blend weights.
HybridDefaults to segmentation setting.
All quarters from selected through most recent will be included.
Choose which balance is used to calculate the quarterly loss rate.
Choose how to handle negative loss rate quarters for an individual bank (when recoveries exceed charge-offs) when calculating the quarterly peer average.
Search and select the bank whose historical data you want to analyze. For multiple banks, please use Peer Group Analysis.
Default value based on Segmentation Details.
All quarters from selected through most recent will be included.
Which quarter's balance to use as the denominator for loss rate calculations.
How to handle quarters where recoveries exceed charge-offs (negative loss rate).
Blend a peer group and a single bank's historical data. Adjust the blend weight to control how much each source contributes.
Drag the slider for a quick integer split, or type a precise decimal weight (up to 4 dp) — the other side updates automatically.
Defaults to segmentation setting — adjust before calculating.
All quarters from selected through most recent will be included.
Choose which balance is used to calculate the quarterly loss rate.
Choose how to handle negative loss rate quarters for an individual bank (when recoveries exceed charge-offs) when calculating the quarterly peer average.
Set how much each bank in the peer group contributes when calculating the peer group BLR.
| Segment | Asset Type | Lookback Period | Avg Balance ($) | Avg Charge-Offs ($) | Avg Recoveries ($) | Baseline Loss Rate (%) |
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