Financial Institutions Return on Equity (ROE) Growth & History (FISI)

Financial Institutions's return on equity was 12.50% for fiscal 2025.

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Financial Institutions annual return on equity history

Financial Institutions annual return on equity

Fiscal yearPeriod endedReturn on equityChange (percentage points)
20252025-12-3112.50%+20.64 pp
20242024-12-31−8.14%−19.82 pp
20232023-12-3111.68%−0.74 pp
20222022-12-3112.42%−3.54 pp
20212021-12-3115.96%+7.51 pp
20202020-12-318.45%−3.25 pp
20192019-12-3111.70%+1.53 pp
20182018-12-3110.17%+0.61 pp
20172017-12-319.56%−0.84 pp
20162016-12-3110.40%+0.52 pp
20152015-12-319.88%−1.10 pp
20142014-12-3110.99%+0.95 pp
20132013-12-3110.04%+0.49 pp
20122012-12-319.55%−0.60 pp
20112011-12-3110.15%−0.23 pp
20102010-12-3110.37%

Financial Institutions return on equity trends

Over the last five fiscal years, Financial Institutions's return on equity increased from 8.45% to 12.50%, a change of +4.05 percentage points. The latest reported quarter, Q2 2026, shows 3.32%.

About the metric

What return on equity (ROE) means

Return on equity (ROE) measures how much net income a company generates relative to shareholders’ equity. It can help evaluate how efficiently equity capital is used, but unusually high or negative values may reflect leverage, losses, or a small equity base.

Calculation and source

How return on equity is calculated

TickerStat calculates ROE as SEC-reported net income divided by average stockholders’ equity at the beginning and end of the fiscal period. Periods with missing or non-positive average equity are omitted. Quarterly ROE uses quarterly net income and is not annualized. Fiscal periods can differ from calendar years, so exact period-end dates are included.

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