Where do Financial Institutions's ratios come from?

Every ratio is computed from Financial Institutions's SEC filings — trailing-twelve-month flows over period-end balances. Valuation multiples combine those fundamentals with market data, recomputed each period. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any ratio for its full history and peer comparisons.

	TTM Q1 '26	TTM Q4 '25	TTM Q3 '25	TTM Q2 '25	TTM Q1 '25
Returns
Return on equity	12.9%+0.4pp	12.5%+17.5pp	-5%+1.6pp	-6.5%-1.4pp	-5.2%+3.0pp
Leverage
Debt-to-equity	0.4×-0.3×	0.7×+0.4×	0.3×-0.1×	0.4×+0.1×	0.4×-0.3×
Valuation
Market capitalization	$761.27M+54.0%	$627.47M+14.6%	$547.53M+6.6%	$513.4M+2.4%	$501.14M-5.7%
Price / book	1.2×+0.4×	1×+0.1×	0.9×0.0×	0.9×0.0×	0.8×-0.1×
Dividend yield	3.3%-0.8pp	3.9%-0.3pp	4.2%0.0pp	4.2%+0.2pp	4%+0.5pp

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Where do Financial Institutions's ratios come from?: Every ratio is computed from Financial Institutions's SEC filings — trailing-twelve-month flows over period-end balances. Valuation multiples combine those fundamentals with market data, recomputed each period. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any ratio for its full history and peer comparisons.