FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP Server
Search FDIC institutions, branches, failures, and peer analysis over MCP.
What is the FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP Server?
The FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server gives AI agents structured, permission-aware access to FDIC BankFind MCP Server through the Model Context Protocol. With 29 pre-built actions, agents can read, create, and update FDIC BankFind MCP Server data on behalf of authorized users.
Willow ships the FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server as part of an enterprise control plane. Every call runs behind SSO (Okta, Azure AD), enforces RBAC and least-privilege at runtime, writes to a full audit trail, and integrates with Splunk and Loki for SIEM visibility. Connect from Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, n8n, or any custom agent. Install once, distribute org-wide, and see exactly how FDIC BankFind MCP Server is being used by every AI agent in your stack.
Tools
fdic_search_institutions
Use this when the user needs FDIC-insured institution search results by name, state, CERT, asset size, charter class, or regulatory status. Returns institution profile rows with pagination; use fdic://schemas/institutions for the full field catalog.
fdic_get_institution
Use this when the user knows an exact FDIC Certificate Number and needs one institution profile. To discover a CERT first, call fdic_search_institutions or fdic_search.
fdic_search_failures
Use this when the user wants details on failed FDIC-insured institutions filtered by name, state, date range, resolution type, or cost. Returns failure records with pagination; see fdic://schemas/failures for the full field catalog.
fdic_get_institution_failure
Use this when the user knows the CERT of a failed institution and needs its specific failure record. Returns failure details (date, resolution type, cost, acquirer); responds with `found: false` if the institution did not fail.
fdic_search_locations
Use this when the user wants branch/office locations for FDIC-insured institutions, filtered by CERT, state, city, county, metro area, or branch type. Returns address, coordinates, branch number, and service-type rows; see fdic://schemas/locations for the full field catalog.
fdic_search_history
Use this when the user wants structural-change events (mergers, acquisitions, name changes, charter conversions, failures) for FDIC-insured institutions, filtered by CERT, type, change code, date range, or state. See fdic://schemas/history for the full field catalog.
fdic_search_financials
Use this when the user wants quarterly Call Report data (balance sheet, income, capital, performance ratios) for FDIC-insured institutions. Filter by CERT and/or REPDTE plus optional ElasticSearch filters. See fdic://schemas/financials for the full 1,100+ field catalog.
fdic_search_summary
Use this when the user wants annual financial-summary snapshots (assets, deposits, ROA, ROE, offices) for FDIC-insured institutions, filtered by CERT and/or year. See fdic://schemas/summary for the full field catalog.
fdic_search_sod
Use this when the user wants annual branch-level deposit data (SOD, as of June 30 each year) — branch deposits, MSAs, geographic distribution. Filter by CERT and/or year. See fdic://schemas/sod for the full field catalog.
fdic_search_demographics
Use this when the user wants quarterly demographic and market-structure attributes (office counts, metro classification, county/territory codes, geographic reference data) for FDIC-insured institutions. Filter by CERT and/or REPDTE. See fdic://schemas/demographics for the full field catalog.
fdic_compare_bank_snapshots
Compare FDIC reporting snapshots across a set of institutions and rank the results by growth, profitability, or efficiency changes. This tool is designed for heavier analytical prompts that would otherwise require many separate MCP calls. It batches institution roster lookup, financial snapshots, optional office-count snapshots, and can also fetch a quarterly time series inside the server. Good uses: - Identify North Carolina banks with the strongest asset growth from 2021 to 2025 - Compare whether deposit growth came with branch expansion or profitability improvement - Rank a specific cert list by ROA, ROE, asset-per-office, or deposit-to-asset changes - Pull a quarterly trend series and highlight inflection points, streaks, and structural shifts Inputs: - state or certs: choose a geographic roster or provide a direct comparison set - start_repdte, end_repdte: Report Dates (REPDTE) in YYYYMMDD format — must be quarter-end dates (0331, 0630, 0930, 1231) - analysis_mode: snapshot or timeseries - institution_filters: optional extra institution filter when building the roster - active_only: default true - include_demographics: default true, adds office-count comparisons when available - sort_by: ranking field (default: asset_growth). All options: asset_growth, asset_growth_pct, dep_growth, dep_growth_pct, netinc_change, netinc_change_pct, roa_change, roe_change, offices_change, assets_per_office_change, deposits_per_office_change, deposits_to_assets_change - sort_order: ASC or DESC - limit: maximum ranked results to return Returns concise comparison text plus structured deltas, derived metrics, and insight tags for each institution.
fdic_peer_group_analysis
Build a peer group for an FDIC-insured institution and rank it against peers on financial and efficiency metrics at a single report date. Three usage modes: - Subject-driven: provide cert and repdte — auto-derives peer criteria from the subject's asset size and charter class - Explicit criteria: provide repdte plus asset_min/asset_max, charter_classes, state, or raw_filter - Subject with overrides: provide cert plus explicit criteria to override auto-derived defaults Metrics ranked (fixed order): - Total Assets, Total Deposits, ROA, ROE, Net Interest Margin - Equity Capital Ratio, Efficiency Ratio, Loan-to-Deposit Ratio - Deposits-to-Assets Ratio, Non-Interest Income Share Rankings use competition rank (1, 2, 2, 4). Rank, denominator, and percentile all use the same comparison set: matched peers plus the subject institution. Output includes: - Subject rankings and percentiles (when cert provided) - Peer group medians - Peer list with CERTs (pass to fdic_compare_bank_snapshots for trend analysis) - Metric definitions with directionality metadata Override precedence: cert derives defaults, then explicit params override them.
fdic_analyze_bank_health
Produce a CAMELS-style analytical assessment for a single FDIC-insured institution using the public off-site proxy model. Scores five components — Capital (C), Asset Quality (A), Earnings (E), Liquidity (L), Sensitivity (S) — using published FDIC financial data and derives a weighted composite rating (1=Strong to 5=Unsatisfactory), plus a proxy model overall band (1.0–4.0 scale). Output includes: - Composite and component ratings with individual metric scores - Proxy model overall assessment band with capital classification - Management overlay assessment (inferred from public data patterns) - Trend analysis across prior quarters for key metrics - Risk signals flagging critical and warning-level concerns - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption (legacy + proxy fields) NOTE: Management (M) is omitted from component scoring — cannot be assessed from public data. Sensitivity (S) uses proxy metrics (NIM trend, securities concentration). This is a public off-site analytical proxy, not an official CAMELS rating.
fdic_compare_peer_health
Compare CAMELS-style health scores across a group of FDIC-insured institutions. Three usage modes: - Explicit list: provide certs (up to 50) for a specific comparison set - State-wide scan: provide state to compare all active institutions in that state - Asset-based: provide asset_min/asset_max to compare institutions by size Optionally provide cert to highlight a subject institution's position in the ranking. Output: structuredContent includes {model, official_status, report_date, institutions, metrics, peer_context, proxy_summary, proxy, deprecations}. Institutions include proxy scores and name_source. When a subject cert is provided, metrics[] is the preferred subject-vs-peer array for new UI bindings and proxy_summary is a flattened subject proxy. peer_context.subject_percentiles is deprecated, remains for backward compatibility, and is targeted for removal only in a future coordinated major release. Auto-peer selection derives asset bands from report-date financials and broadens the cohort if fewer than 10 peers match. NOTE: Public off-site analytical proxy — not official supervisory ratings.
fdic_detect_risk_signals
Scan FDIC-insured institutions for early warning risk signals using the public_camels_proxy_v1 analytical engine. Standardized signal codes with severity levels: - Critical: capital_undercapitalized (PCA breach), earnings_loss (ROA < 0), reserve_coverage_low (< 50%) - Warning: capital_buffer_erosion, credit_deterioration, credit_deterioration_trending, earnings_pressure, margin_compression, funding_stress, funding_ltd_stretched, rate_risk_proxy_elevated, wholesale_funding_elevated - Info: merger_distorted_trend, stale_reporting_period Three scan modes: - State-wide: provide state to scan all active institutions - Explicit list: provide certs (up to 50) - Asset-based: provide asset_min/asset_max Output: Per-institution risk signals ranked by severity count. The proxy engine drives signal generation internally; the output is signal-shaped, not assessment-shaped. NOTE: Public off-site analytical proxy — not official supervisory ratings.
fdic_analyze_credit_concentration
Analyze loan portfolio composition and credit concentration risk for an FDIC-insured institution. Computes CRE concentration relative to capital (per 2006 interagency guidance), loan-type breakdown, and flags concentration risks. Output includes: - Loan portfolio composition (CRE, C&I, consumer, residential, agricultural shares) - CRE and construction concentration relative to total capital - Loan-to-asset ratio - Concentration risk signals based on interagency guidance thresholds - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption NOTE: This is an analytical tool based on public financial data.
fdic_analyze_funding_profile
Analyze deposit composition, wholesale funding reliance, and funding risk for an FDIC-insured institution. Output includes: - Deposit composition (core, brokered, foreign deposit shares) - Wholesale funding reliance and FHLB advances relative to assets - Cash ratio for near-term liquidity - Funding risk signals based on supervisory thresholds - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption NOTE: This is an analytical tool based on public financial data.
fdic_analyze_securities_portfolio
Analyze securities portfolio size, composition, and concentration risk for an FDIC-insured institution. Output includes: - Securities relative to total assets and capital - MBS concentration within the securities portfolio - AFS/HTM breakdown (when available) - Risk signals for portfolio concentration and interest rate exposure - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption NOTE: This is an analytical tool based on public financial data. AFS/HTM breakdown is not currently available from the FDIC API.
fdic_ubpr_analysis
Compute UBPR-equivalent ratio analysis for an FDIC-insured institution. Includes summary ratios (ROA, ROE, NIM, efficiency), loan mix, capital adequacy, liquidity metrics, and year-over-year growth rates. Ratios are computed from Call Report data and are UBPR-equivalent, not official FFIEC UBPR output. Output includes: - Summary ratios: ROA, ROE, NIM, efficiency ratio, pretax ROA - Loan mix: real estate, commercial, consumer, agricultural shares - Capital adequacy: Tier 1 leverage, Tier 1 risk-based, equity ratio - Liquidity: loan-to-deposit, core deposit ratio, brokered deposits, cash ratio - Year-over-year growth: assets, loans, deposits - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption NOTE: This is an analytical tool based on public financial data.
fdic_market_share_analysis
Analyze deposit market share and concentration for an MSA or city market using FDIC Summary of Deposits (SOD) data. Computes market share for all institutions in a geographic market, ranks them by deposits, and calculates the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) for market concentration analysis per DOJ/FTC merger guidelines. Two entry modes: - MSA market: provide msa as the numeric MSABR code (e.g., msa: 19100 for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, msa: 42660 for Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue). Use fdic_search_sod to look up MSABR codes. - City market: provide city (branch city name, e.g., "Austin") and state (two-letter code, e.g., "TX"). Output includes: - Market overview with total deposits, institution count, and HHI classification - Optional highlighted institution showing rank and share (provide cert) - Top institutions ranked by deposit market share - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption Requires at least one of: msa (numeric MSABR code), or city + state.
fdic_franchise_footprint
Analyze the geographic franchise footprint of an FDIC-insured institution using Summary of Deposits (SOD) data. Shows how an institution's branches and deposits are distributed across metropolitan statistical areas (MSAs), providing a market-by-market breakdown of branch count, deposit totals, and percentage of the institution's total deposits. Output includes: - Total branch count, deposits, and market count - Market-by-market breakdown sorted by deposits - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption Branches outside MSAs are grouped under "Non-MSA / Rural".
fdic_holding_company_profile
Profile a bank holding company by grouping its FDIC-insured subsidiaries and aggregating financial metrics. Look up by holding company name or by any subsidiary's CERT number. Output includes: - Consolidated summary with total assets, deposits, and asset-weighted ROA/equity ratio - List of all FDIC-insured subsidiaries with individual metrics - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption NOTE: This is an analytical tool based on public financial data.
fdic_regional_context
Overlay macro/regional economic data on a bank's geographic context. Uses FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data) for state unemployment, national unemployment, and federal funds rate. Provides trend analysis and narrative context for bank performance assessment. Gracefully degrades if FRED API is unavailable. Output includes: - State and national unemployment rates with trend analysis - Federal funds rate and rate environment classification - Narrative assessment of macro conditions for bank performance - Structured JSON for programmatic consumption NOTE: Requires FRED_API_KEY environment variable for reliable data access. Degrades gracefully without it.
fdic_qbp_lite_data
Build chart-ready data for a concise QBP Lite report from reproducible public BankFind quarterly financials. Includes executive snapshot metrics, trend series, community-bank comparison data, source notes, and explicit exclusions for non-public or non-BankFind QBP items.
search
Use this when the model needs citation-friendly FDIC BankFind search results for institutions, failed banks, branches, or schema documentation. Returns up to 8 results with id, title, and source URL.
fetch
Use this when the model needs the full citation text for a result returned by search. Pass the search result id (e.g. 'institution:3511', 'failure:1234', 'branch:<UNINUM>', 'schema:institutions').
fdic_search
Use this when the model needs citation-friendly FDIC BankFind search results for institutions, failed banks, branches, or schema documentation. Returns up to 8 results with id, title, and source URL.
fdic_fetch
Use this when the model needs the full citation text for a result returned by search. Pass the search result id (e.g. 'institution:3511', 'failure:1234', 'branch:<UNINUM>', 'schema:institutions').
fdic_show_bank_deep_dive
Use this when the user wants a scannable single-institution dashboard with identity, public financial metrics, risk signals, and source links. ChatGPT renders an interactive widget; Claude and other MCP clients render the same data as a Markdown table.
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Set Up Your FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP Server in Minutes
Add the following configuration to your MCP client. Authentication is handled via OAuth. Compatible with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, n8n, and any MCP-compatible agent.
Claude Desktop
{
"mcpServers": {
"willow-fdic-bankfind-mcp-server": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://<org>.mcp-s.com/mcp/mcp/fdic-bankfind-mcp-server"
}
}
}Cursor
{
"mcpServers": {
"willow-fdic-bankfind-mcp-server": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://<org>.mcp-s.com/mcp/mcp/fdic-bankfind-mcp-server"
}
}
}Claude Code
claude mcp add willow-fdic-bankfind-mcp-server --transport http https://<org>.mcp-s.com/mcp/mcp/fdic-bankfind-mcp-servern8n
{
"url": "https://<org>.mcp-s.com/mcp/mcp/fdic-bankfind-mcp-server",
"method": "POST"
}Or click "Install with Willow" above to set up automatically with SSO and RBAC preconfigured.
Enterprise Governance for FDIC BankFind MCP Server
Willow adds the layer FDIC BankFind MCP Server and every other SaaS doesn't ship out of the box: every call runs behind SSO (Okta, Azure AD), enforces RBAC and least-privilege at runtime, writes to full audit logs, and detects shadow AI usage across your stack. One MCP gateway. Any agent. Every tool.
FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP Server FAQ
What is the FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server?
The FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server is a Model Context Protocol implementation that lets AI agents like Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT read and write FDIC BankFind MCP Server data through a standardized interface. Willow hosts and governs this server so enterprises can roll it out without a security review backlog.
How is Willow's FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server different from the official one?
The official FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server is scoped to a single user's account and does not include enterprise governance. Willow's version adds SSO, RBAC, audit logging, shadow AI detection, and centralized control over which actions agents can take across the entire org.
Which AI clients work with the FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server?
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code with MCP support, n8n, and any custom agent built with OpenAI Agents SDK, LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, or Anthropic SDK.
Is the FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server secure? How does Willow handle authentication?
Every call runs behind your existing SSO (Okta, Azure AD). Per-user OAuth scopes the agent to exactly what that user can do in FDIC BankFind MCP Server, nothing more. No credentials reach the LLM. Every action writes to an audit trail.
Can I limit which FDIC BankFind MCP Server actions agents can take?
Yes. Willow lets you scope agents to specific actions, specific projects, or specific environments. Toggle actions on or off in the dashboard, or enforce policy via infrastructure-as-code through GitHub.
How do I detect shadow FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP servers in my org?
Willow's browser extension and discovery service surface unmanaged MCP servers, skills, and AI agents across the org. If a developer installed an unapproved FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP locally, you'll see it.
What does the FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server cost?
Pricing depends on org size and deployment model (SaaS, dedicated cloud, self-host). See withwillow.ai/pricing or contact sales for a quote.
How do I install the FDIC BankFind MCP Server MCP server with Willow?
Install via the Willow Connect Panel in one click, or paste the JSON snippet above into your Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Claude Code config. SSO and RBAC inherit from your existing Willow setup.
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