The Bank & Trust Channel. Finally Mapped.
Banks and trust companies manage trillions in discretionary assets on behalf of families, endowments, and foundations, yet almost no one covers the channel systematically. FINTRX provides a single dataset to reach the fiduciary decision-makers running it.
Institutions with trust powers
CONTACTS & DECISION-MAKERS
Visibility into an opaque market
Bank and trust data has always been hard to research: no single filing lays the channel out the way an ADV does for RIAs, and much of it isn't filed with any federal body at all. FINTRX built the Bank & Trust dataset to close that gap, a purpose-built dataset, not a byproduct of existing RIA or broker-dealer coverage.
PLUS DEEP FIDUCIARY & INVESTMENT INSIGHT
Track total and managed fiduciary assets, account types, and asset class allocations beyond any data available on an ADV.
Access Banks & Trusts
Efficiently.
Purpose-Built, Not a Subset
This is a fully built Bank & Trust data asset. It is not a byproduct of existing RIA or broker-dealer coverage, and not a repackaged slice of firms that happen to also offer trust services.
Focused On the Decision-Makers
A bank might employ hundreds of people. FINTRX surfaces the targeted subset who actually control trust investment decisions.
Integrated into Your Prospecting Pipeline
FINTRX Bank & Trust data lives alongside RIA, broker-dealer, wealth team, E&F, and family office data already integrated in your FINTRX workflows.
Accurate & Verified Intelligence
The Bank & Trust dataset is powered by a combination of AI verification and human review to ensure the data is comprehensive and accurate.
ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSPARENCY
See the Full Ownership Picture
Trust companies often roll up through layers of parent and holding companies. FINTRX surfaces the high holder, the ultimate parent at the top of that chain, on every profile, so you understand exactly where an institution sits in a larger structure and where investment authority actually lives.
THE RIGHT INVESTMENT CONTACTS
Access Decision-Makers
Approximately 10 percent of Bank & Trust contacts are registered in any capacity, so most of the channel is invisible to standard prospecting tools. FINTRX identifies the specific person responsible for fiduciary or investment decisions at each institution and ties every contact to a specific branch, not just headquarters.
FIDUCIARY & INVESTMENT INSIGHT
Target By Assets and Income
See what a trust department is actually invested in and how much revenue it generates from managing those assets, not just how large it is. Together, allocation mix and fiduciary income let you prioritize prospects that already fit your strategy, personalize outreach around their real allocation, and distinguish an active trust business from a dormant department with a large balance sheet. Available for institutions that file Schedule RC-T.
Banks & Trusts Data Access
Key features and functionality to deliver the data you need
Regulatory-Backed Data
Sourced from OCC, FDIC, Federal Reserve, and FFIEC filings
High Holder Mapping
The ultimate parent and ownership structure behind each institution
Fiduciary Asset Detail
Total and managed fiduciary assets and asset class breakdown
Branch-Level Contacts
Every contact tied to a specific branch, not just headquarters
Asset Class Interest
Target institutions by asset class, including alternatives
Key Decision-Makers
The specific person with fiduciary or investment authority
CRM & AI Integration
Available in Salesforce, HubSpot, and the FINTRX MCP
Unified Workflow
Contacts matched to existing RIA and family office records under one FINTRX ID
FROM THE BLOG
Breaking Down the FINTRX Bank & Trust Dataset
Banks and trust companies manage trillions in discretionary assets, yet the channel remains largely uncover by asset managers and distribution teams. FINTRX turns this fragmented market into a searchable, coverable territory alongside RIAs, family offices, and wirehouses.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a bank or trust institution?
Any organization granted trust powers by a federal or state regulator, regardless of whether it also accepts deposits. That includes commercial banks with trust departments, standalone trust companies, and state-chartered trust companies.
How does FINTRX aggregate this data?
A regulatory backbone (OCC, FDIC, Federal Reserve, and FFIEC filings, including Call Reports and Schedule RC-T) for roughly half the universe. The rest is sourced through the same public domain research, news, and manual verification FINTRX uses to build family office intelligence.
How many institutions and contacts are covered?
The Bank & Trust market represents 2,165 institutions and 15,000 contacts at full saturation, spanning national, regional, and private trust institutions. At launch, the FINTRX dataset contains 1,900+ institutions and 5,400+ contacts with new additions every day.
What's included in a profile?
Firm identity, regulatory identifiers, high holder ownership data, and for institutions that file, fiduciary financial detail down to asset class. Contacts include branch assignment and title, from Chief Trust Officer to Trust Administrator.
How is this different from FINTRX's RIA or family office data?
It sits between the two. Roughly half the universe is transparent through the same kind of regulatory filings that support FINTRX's RIA data. The other half is sourced more like FINTRX's family office data, through public domain and direct research.
Does a firm need to file Schedule RC-T to have fiduciary powers?
No. Filing depends on asset size, income thresholds, and regulatory status. A firm without an RC-T filing can still hold and exercise trust powers, including grandfathered trusts.

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