BDI

growth

Net Income Growth, Quarter over Quarter

The change in single-quarter net income from the preceding quarter.

As of Q1 2026FDICNETINCSource retrieved 2026-08-01

National median

+0.97%

Middle half

−15.68%+21.88%

Direction

Higher is favorable

What it means

Why this metric matters

Quarterly earnings growth captures inflections quickly but is volatile. Provision expense, securities gains, and seasonality should be checked before treating a jump as recurring.

How it is calculated

Formula and source fields

(net_income_quarter / NULLIF(lag(net_income_quarter, 1), 0) - 1) * 100

Source field: NETINC. Not annualized.

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National distribution

Across active reporting banks

4,228 observations · Q1 2026

10th percentile

−50.80%

25th percentile

−15.68%

Median

+0.97%

75th percentile

+21.88%

90th percentile

+66.68%
Quartile markers use every reported value. For readability, values outside the first and ninety-ninth percentiles are collected into the two end bars; rankings retain the exact reported values.

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. 1−35,633.33%
  2. 2−29,100.00%
  3. 3−11,991.67%
  4. 4−6,720.00%
  5. 5−3,771.43%
  6. 6−3,423.08%
  7. 7−3,300.00%
  8. 8−3,110.00%
  9. 9−3,095.89%
  10. 10−2,235.00%

Highest reported values

  1. 1+99,100.00%
  2. 2+73,500.00%
  3. 3+31,083.33%
  4. 4+25,458.18%
  5. 5+16,900.00%
  6. 6+16,100.00%
  7. 7+15,940.00%
  8. 8+13,400.00%
  9. 9+8,666.67%
  10. 10+6,800.00%

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