Performance Insight
Performance Insight is a performance management system that helps financial institutions with less than $500 million in assets make smarter, more confident decisions that drive profitability.
Powerful Insight, Built for Smaller Institutions
We’ve distilled our 40 years of knowledge and best practices working with larger institutions into Performance Insight. Now you can harness the power of your financial data to improve your operation and bottom line. Over $500 million? Check out our core performance measurement offering.
Uncover the secrets to better performance
We turn your financial data into incredibly valuable management information – both point-in-time and trends. Our senior-level consultants will review reports with you to provide helpful guidance.
Major benefits with a minimal investment
Our team handles set up, crunches your numbers and generates reports with minimal involvement from your staff – and no investment in software or infrastructure. You simply analyze and act.
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RELATED INSIGHT
TMIB Lite: Community Bank Profitability
Bank Director Magazine recently published their “Profitability Issue.” Features included an article on the recent tax gift, commercial real estate, and technology, in this case moving to a cloud-based core. But one feature struck us as exclusionary: “The Most Profitable of the Big Banks”. Well, what about small banks, or smaller banks? Because the Bank Director article focused on JPMorgan to US Bancorp, i.e. $2.5T to a $462 billion in assets banks. By the way, it was not lost on us that the smallest of the mega-banks, US Bancorp, is the most profitable.
But what about community banks? There are plenty of examples of community banks that beat U.S. Bancorp’s 1.39% on assets and 13.80% ROE. Our panelists Jeff Marsico and Gregg Wagner have some ideas about how high performing community banks can stay at the top, and how others can get there.
Ready to hear more?
Let’s schedule a 15-minute webinar about increasing profitability at your institution through performance management analysis.