Bank executives
Performance and KPIs at a glance.
Turn banking, financial-services, and insurance data into decisions: performance monitoring, customer and risk analytics, fraud and loan analytics, and regulatory dashboards, with predictive analytics and real-time KPI monitoring.
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Banks, financial-services firms, and insurers sit on vast data spread across core systems, CRM, and warehouses that rarely turns into timely decisions. BFSI analytics dashboard software unifies it into live dashboards (financial performance, customer behavior, loan portfolios, credit risk, and fraud) so leaders see what's happening and why in real time.
With compliance and regulatory reporting, customer segmentation, insurance and policy analytics, and predictive analytics with AI anomaly detection, it turns BFSI data into executive insight and action, integrated with core banking, CRM, ERP, data warehouses, and BI tools.
What it is
A BFSI analytics platform aggregates banking, financial-services, and insurance data into dashboards for performance, customer, risk, fraud, loan, and regulatory analytics.
Connected to core banking, CRM, ERP, and data warehouses, it gives BFSI leaders real-time, predictive insight with executive dashboards.
Each capability turns siloed BFSI data into a real-time, decision-ready view.
Banking analytics and financial performance dashboards.
Customer behavior analytics and segmentation.
Loan portfolio and lending analytics.
Credit risk dashboards and monitoring.
Fraud analytics with AI anomaly detection.
Compliance and regulatory reporting dashboards.
Insurance claims and policy performance analytics.
Predictive analytics on revenue, risk, and profitability.
Real-time KPI monitoring with core banking, CRM, and data-warehouse integration.
Where it runs
Banks, financial-services firms, and insurers turning data into decisions.
Performance and KPIs at a glance.
Credit risk and loan portfolio analytics.
Fraud analytics and anomaly detection.
Claims and policy performance analytics.
Regulatory reporting dashboards.
Customer behavior and segmentation.
Why it matters
BFSI firms have the data but not the view: it sits in core systems and warehouses. Analytics dashboards turn it into real-time decisions.
Domain & connectivity
Banking analytics
Banking analytics needs one governed definition for every metric leadership reviews and a regulatory report also shows. Net interest margin, efficiency ratio, deposit mix, liquidity coverage ratio and delinquency rate each get a formula owner, a source system and the report they must reconcile to.
| Metric | Formula owner | Source system | Must reconcile to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Net interest margin | Finance, with Treasury | Core banking and general ledger | Interest income and expense in Call Report Schedule RI, Income Statement |
| Efficiency ratio | Finance | General ledger | Noninterest expense and revenue in Call Report Schedule RI |
| Deposit mix | Treasury | Core banking deposit system | Call Report Schedule RC-E, Deposit Liabilities |
| Liquidity coverage ratio | Treasury | Liquidity and treasury system, plus the general ledger | The bank's LCR calculation under its liquidity rule, such as 12 CFR Part 249 for Board-regulated banks |
| Delinquency rate | Credit risk | Loan servicing system | Call Report Schedule RC-N, Past Due and Nonaccrual Loans, Leases, and Other Assets |
Formula owners here are a starting point; your finance, treasury and risk committees confirm them. Only banks covered by a liquidity coverage ratio rule calculate that metric.
Short facts behind the reconciliation column, each linked to its primary source.
Every insured depository institution must file Consolidated Reports of Condition and Income, the Call Report, on Form FFIEC 031, 041 or 051.
Source: 12 CFR 304.3(a) (eCFR)The Call Report instructions include Schedule RI (Income Statement), Schedule RC-E (Deposit Liabilities) and Schedule RC-N (Past Due and Nonaccrual Loans, Leases, and Other Assets).
Source: FFIEC 031 and 041 Call Report instructions (FDIC)A Board-regulated institution covered by the liquidity coverage ratio rule must calculate and maintain a liquidity coverage ratio of at least 1.0.
Source: 12 CFR 249.10(a) (eCFR)Tell us about your data, KPIs, and systems. We'll return a plan for a BFSI analytics platform with performance, risk, fraud, and regulatory dashboards.
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