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Banks in Puerto Rico — Benchmarks

10 institutions filed a Call Report for 2010Q1. Median values below; each metric has its own page with the full percentile distribution and every quarter back to 2001.

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MetricMedian (2010Q1)BanksQuarter
Efficiency Ratio74.6%102010Q1
Equity Capital / Total Assets7.5%102010Q1
Loan Loss Reserve / Loans2.4%102010Q1
Loans / Deposits105.2%102010Q1
Net Income (year to date)$1.0M102010Q1
Net Interest Income / Assets (annualized)2.5%102010Q1
Return on Assets (annualized)0.0%102010Q1
Return on Equity (annualized)0.2%102010Q1
Total Assets$6.5B102010Q1
Total Deposits$4.4B102010Q1
Total Loans and Leases$5.2B102010Q1

Largest institutions (2010Q1)

Methodology & sources
One row per reporting institution (RSSD) per quarter, as filed. Percentiles computed in the database via percentile_cont, never by a model. Source: FFIEC Call Reports (public domain).

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