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Net Loan Growth, Quarter over Quarter
The percentage change in net loans from the preceding quarter.
National median
+0.55%
Middle half
−1.23%+2.27%
Direction
Context dependent
What it means
Why this metric matters
Quarterly loan growth is an early view of credit demand and production. Abrupt acceleration deserves attention because credit losses usually emerge after growth, not during it.
How it is calculated
Formula and source fields
(net_loans / NULLIF(lag(net_loans, 1), 0) - 1) * 100Source field: LNLSNET. Not annualized.
Read the calculation methodology →National distribution
Across active reporting banks
4,210 observations · Q1 2026
10th percentile
−3.29%25th percentile
−1.23%Median
+0.55%75th percentile
+2.27%90th percentile
+4.72%Reported extremes
Highest and lowest banks
These lists describe reported values, not quality rankings. Compare business models and peer groups before drawing conclusions.
Lowest reported values
- 1−76.16%
- 2−54.01%
- 3−53.80%
- 4−46.34%
- 5−36.63%
- 6−28.02%
- 7−26.84%
- 8−22.59%
- 9−21.16%
- 10−20.53%
Highest reported values
- 1+17,912.23%
- 2+1,305.99%
- 3+133.46%
- 4+130.13%
- 5+117.74%
- 6+110.73%
- 7+105.63%
- 8+96.97%
- 9+81.73%
- 10+64.48%
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