Compliance & Consumer Rights Canonical Defined Term

Call Report (Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income)

Industry Synonyms & Alternate Terms:
Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income FFIEC Call Report Bank Call Report FFIEC 031 FFIEC 041 FFIEC 051
IN PLAIN WORDS Sources listed on this page
A Call Report is the quarterly regulatory financial filing that insured U.S. banks and savings associations use to report their consolidated condition, income, loan quality, capital, and related supporting schedules to federal banking agencies.
HOW IT IS USED

How this term is used

The Call Report is the common name for the Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income. The condition schedules report balance-sheet information, while the income schedules report revenue, expense, charge-offs, recoveries, and other operating results. Supporting schedules provide detail on loans, past-due and nonaccrual balances, allowance accounting, capital, servicing, securitization, deposits, and other regulatory disclosures. Banks file the appropriate FFIEC report form based on factors such as foreign-office status and size. The FFIEC Central Data Repository also publishes Call Report taxonomies in XBRL format that contain reporting instructions, presentation views, and business-rule formulas. Search Receivables uses public Call Report concepts to explain reported bank asset-quality measures, not to substitute a proprietary financial model or a regulator’s supervisory conclusion.

Why this matters

Call Reports are one of the most useful public source layers for tracing reported loan-receivables balances, loss recognition, past-due exposure, charge-offs, and recoveries at a reporting date. For debt buyers and research readers, the schedules help separate a stated receivables accounting measure from a broad market narrative. They establish the source lineage behind Search Receivables' charge-off and past-due trend coverage: each public summary should be traceable to a schedule and period rather than inferred from headlines or search interest.

FAQ

What does Call Report mean?

A Call Report is the quarterly regulatory financial filing that insured U.S.

Is Call Report defined by a statute?

This entry uses an operating or accounting definition. It does not cite a statute, because the term is not stated here as one statutory category.

What else is Call Report called?

Other names used for this term include Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income, FFIEC Call Report, Bank Call Report, FFIEC 031.

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