Peer DataLast update: Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Bank performance data are often used to measure progress. Peer data are useful in comparing banks with similar characteristics. The data sets below have been arranged according to certain minority peer groups and asset sizes and are available to use as an average benchmark for the particular peer group.

First Quarter 2009
Bank Type	All Banks	Banks Under $100M	Banks $100M & Over
African-American Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Asian Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Hispanic Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Native American Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
All Minority Banks *	View Data	View Data	View Data
Multi-Racial American Banks **	View Data	View Data	View Data
De Novo Banks	View Data

Year-End 2008
Bank Type	All Banks	Banks Under $100M	Banks $100M & Over
African-American Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Asian Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Hispanic Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Native American Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
All Minority Banks *	View Data	View Data	View Data
Multi-Racial American Banks **	View Data	View Data	View Data
De Novo Banks	View Data

Third Quarter 2008
Bank Type	All Banks	Banks Under $100M	Banks $100M & Over
African-American Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Asian Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Hispanic Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
Native American Banks	View Data	View Data	View Data
All Minority Banks *	View Data	View Data	View Data
Multi-Racial American Banks **	View Data	View Data	View Data
De Novo Banks	View Data

* Includes banks designated by the FDIC as Black or African American, Hispanic American, Asian or Pacific Islander American, Native American or Alaskan Native American, and Multi-Racial American, operated by a minority board serving an African American, Hispanic, Asian or Pacific Islander, or multi-racial community or majority owned by such minorities.

** The multi-racial American peer group consists of banks that have self-identified their status as such.