The first twenty minutes of a bank acquisition meeting, done before you sit down.
- A filed-facts profile of any FDIC-insured bank
- Acquirer and target side by side, with pro forma
- Deal scenarios with your own assumptions
- Every branch: deposits, neighbors, roads, tracts
- Target search across every active bank
See it with your own bank
A demonstration seat is fourteen days in the Deal Room on the demonstration banks, with your own bank beside them at its real, filed numbers.
Request a demonstration seatOr read a full demonstration briefThe demonstration runs on fictitious banks. Real banks are for subscribers.
Inside the Deal Room
The brief
One bank on a few pages: capital, earnings, credit, funding, and where it ranks among its peers. Read this brief in full.
Compare
A buyer and a target side by side, combined, with both footprints on one map and the merger screens applied county by county.
Branch
Each office: deposit history, competing offices nearby, roads, traffic and the census tract around it.
Scenario takes your assumptions (price, cost saves, deposit runoff) and carries the combined bank forward four quarters. Packet turns any pair into one document you can hand across a table.
Public bank companies
302 bank holding companies file with the SEC. The Deal Room follows every one of them.
294 have a proxy statement on file, so their briefs show the holders of 5% or more and the directors and officers, as filed. Latest filings on file: 10 from 9 companies on November 9, 2026 (10-Q ×6, 8-K ×4).
Look up a ticker
The public profile: the company, its banks, and its filings on file. The brief is for subscribers.
About the demonstration banks
The demonstration is the Deal Room, running on forty banks that do not exist.
Everything you can do there, you can do in the product: find a bank, read its brief, set it beside another, price a deal, and walk into any branch. The forty banks are fictitious. Their figures are built from patterns in real FDIC filings and match no real institution. The towns, counties, branch sites, peer rankings and completed deals around them are real. Every page that shows a demonstration bank says so in red.
Real: the method, every ranking and peer median, the completed deals, the merger screens, the maps, the census and traffic figures, and your own bank if your seat carries it.
Not real: the forty banks, their names, and their figures.
Two ways in
Read a full demonstration briefSee it with your own bankThe brief opens here, with no sign-in. A demonstration seat is set up by us, for a named person.
Plans
Every plan includes every feature. Plans differ by states covered and seats.
Additional states and seats are available on any plan. To subscribe, write to support@marketsj.ai. Or start with a two-week pilot: $750, real banks in a few counties you choose, credited to your first payment if you subscribe.
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No password. Access is by subscription or demonstration seat.
Bank figures are as filed in FDIC Call Reports and the Summary of Deposits.
Demonstration banks are fictitious; their figures are built from patterns in real FDIC filings and are not filed figures.
Nothing here is legal, accounting or investment advice.
North Star Technology Inc.