For Financial Equity Analysts

See inside every bank's CRE book. Before the earnings call.

Decompose bank CRE portfolios loan-by-loan. Identify credit events before they surface in earnings. Benchmark concentration risk across 4,471 institutions.

Loan-level visibility into every bank's CRE portfolio.

Call reports tell you what a bank holds in aggregate. Atrium tells you which properties, which borrowers, and which loans are driving the risk.

1

Portfolio decomposition

Break any bank's CRE book into individual loans matched to properties, borrowers, and county records. See what's behind the call report line items.

2

Pre-earnings credit events

Identify distress signals — court filings, forbearance, maturity defaults — weeks before they appear in 10-Qs, call reports, or earnings commentary.

3

Concentration benchmarking

Benchmark CRE concentration risk across 4,471 institutions by property type, geography, LTV band, and maturity profile. Instantly see outliers.

4

Criticized asset tracking

Track criticized and classified asset trends at the portfolio and loan level. See which properties are driving reserve builds before management discloses them.

5

Real-time call report monitoring

Monitor FDIC call reports as they're filed. Get alerts on material changes to CRE concentration, NPA ratios, and reserve levels across your coverage universe.

6

SEC filing alerts

Real-time alerts on 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, and proxy filings for every bank and REIT in your coverage. Never miss a material disclosure again.

What you get.

The data behind the edge.

4,471
Banks monitored
25+
Years of call report history
Loan-level
Exposure attribution
Real-time
SEC filing alerts

How analysts use Atrium.

From pre-earnings prep to peer benchmarking, Atrium gives you the CRE credit layer that call reports alone can't provide.

1

Pre-earnings CRE exposure analysis

Before the call, know exactly which properties and borrowers are driving CRE risk. Identify maturity walls, distressed loans, and concentration hot spots.

2

Peer concentration benchmarking

Compare CRE concentration, property type mix, and geographic exposure across peer groups. Spot the outliers before the market does.

3

Criticized asset tracking

Track the properties behind criticized and classified loans. See if a bank's reserve build is driven by one large exposure or systemic portfolio deterioration.

4

Rate sensitivity modeling

Model the impact of rate changes on a bank's CRE book. See which loans are floating rate, which face maturity in the next 12 months, and which borrowers are most exposed.

AI-Generated Credit Memos

The pre-earnings brief your team didn't have to write.

Atrium generates loan-level credit memos for every bank in your coverage — surfacing distress signals, concentration risk, and property-level detail that would take an analyst days to compile.

Bank OZK
Life Science Portfolio — $2.3B Concentration Risk
Bank OZK life science credit memo
Bank OZK
Concord Apartments — Construction Loan Deep Dive
Bank OZK Concord credit memo
Preferred Bank
PFBC CRE Exposure — Shyam Properties
PFBC Shyam credit memo
PrimaLend
Bankruptcy Filing — Lender Exposure Analysis
PrimaLend bankruptcy memo
Loan Lifecycle Tracking

See every modification, every syndication, every lender.

Atrium tracks loans from origination through modification, assignment, and payoff — showing you which loans are being extended, restructured, or syndicated across the capital stack.

Loan Modification
Bank OZK $242M — maturity extended to Jun 2027
Bank OZK loan modification with new maturity
Syndicated Loan
Wells Fargo $541M — JPMorgan syndicate, 2 lenders
Wells Fargo syndicated loan with JPMorgan detail
Document Intelligence
AI-extracted key fields from UCC financing amendments, deeds, and assignments
UCC document with AI-extracted intelligence
Real-World Example
"We identified Bank OZK's $2.3B life science portfolio deterioration 6 weeks before their Q2 earnings call."

See inside every bank's
CRE portfolio.

Join the equity analysts using Atrium to identify credit events before the earnings call.