GPGrossPatternRESEARCH SYSTEM
SEC CHECK OPERATIONAL
GROSSPATTERN / FUNDAMENTAL STATE / POINT IN TIME

FNRN · Mar 31, 2022

FIRST NORTHERN COMMUNITY BANCORP. A multidimensional configuration derived from the filing available at this observation—never a composite score or recommendation.

STATE CAPABILITYLEVEL 3[email protected]
Inspectable configuration

State dimensions

Filing0001140361-22-018777Bank
Sequential deposit growth30thOwn-history percentile · N=20
Evidence method

Sequential · gp.financial.deposits

-0.71% · CORE · VALID

Net-income growth20thOwn-history percentile · N=20
Evidence method

Yoy · gp.fundamentals.net_income

-4.31% · CORE · VALID

Interest-expense growth45thOwn-history percentile · N=20
Evidence method

Yoy · gp.financial.interest_expense

-6.70% · CORE · VALID

Interest-income growth45thOwn-history percentile · N=20
Evidence method

Yoy · gp.financial.interest_income

6.77% · CORE · VALID

Cash and equivalents75thOwn-history percentile · N=20
Evidence method

Level · gp.fundamentals.cash

$274.8M · CORE · VALID

As-filed lineage

Fundamental state history

Each observation is tied to the filing and facts available at that report date. Amendments remain separate.

History60 statesSelf-history eligible
Period transition

What moved in the state?

Deposit Growth Increased
Previous
-1.22%
Current
-0.71%
Delta
0.51%
Earnings Growth Decreased
Previous
16.65%
Current
-4.31%
Delta
-20.96%
Funding Cost Growth Increased
Previous
-38.54%
Current
-6.70%
Delta
31.85%
Interest Income Growth Increased
Previous
-3.45%
Current
6.77%
Delta
10.22%
Liquidity Decreased
Previous
$345.9M
Current
$274.8M
Delta
-$71.2M
Self-history only

Previous similar states

Similarity compares compatible valid dimensions from this issuer's own point-in-time history. No market-return claim is attached.

Not enough compatible prior states for a transparent self-history match.
Research Graph

Related governed research

Method Percentiles and historical matches use only observations available at each point in time. Missing dimensions remain missing. Public price outcomes and cross-market analogues are deliberately absent.