Call report series · Schedule RC-R Part I
ORIGIN BANK — Com Eqty Tier 1 Cap Before Reg Adj (RCOAP840)
Common equity tier 1, additional tier 1 and tier 2 capital with all adjustments and deductions, and the resulting capital ratios and buffers.
What stands out
ORIGIN BANK has reported “Com Eqty Tier 1 Cap Before Reg Adj” (RCOAP840) in 46 quarterly call reports, from 2015Q1 to 2026Q2. The latest value is $1.19B in 2026Q2; the series peaks at $1.19B in 2026Q2 and bottoms at $371.8M in 2015Q1. Over the last four quarters it moved from $1.14B (2025Q2) to $1.19B, +4.6 %. Dollar amounts are as filed, in thousands of USD. Every value links to its fact record with the filing it came from.
Com Eqty Tier 1 Cap Before Reg Adj, quarter by quarter
Official item RCOAP840: “COM EQTY TIER 1 CAP BEFORE REG ADJ” on Schedule RC-R Part I — Regulatory Capital Components and Ratios. Common equity tier 1, additional tier 1 and tier 2 capital with all adjustments and deductions, and the resulting capital ratios and buffers.
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