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QCR HOLDINGS INC
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Insider compensation
Public aggregate: $1.0M average total compensation across covered insiders.
Governance movement
Public aggregate: 1 governance events in the last year.
Institutional ownership
Public aggregate: 197 holders from the latest quarter.
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Company Overview
QCR Holdings Inc. is a regional banking company headquartered in Illinois, operating through four community-focused banking subsidiaries across markets in Illinois and Iowa. Its core business is traditional banking: gathering deposits, making commercial and consumer loans, and earning net interest income, with additional revenue from trust, wealth management, capital markets, swap fees, and other noninterest income. The company also has a small equipment-financing business through m2, though it stopped originating new loans and leases on that platform in 2024. Recent filings show strong 2025 operating momentum, with loan growth, improving net interest margin, and resilient credit quality supporting higher earnings.
Executive Compensation Practices
In the Financial Services sector and Banks - Regional industry, executive pay at QCR Holdings is likely tied closely to financial performance measures such as net interest income, loan growth, deposit growth, return on assets, efficiency, and credit quality. The filing summaries suggest especially important compensation drivers at this company would include growth in core loans and deposits, net interest margin expansion, capital markets/swap-fee revenue, and disciplined expense control, since management explicitly highlighted these as key performance themes. Because noninterest expense rose partly from variable compensation tied to capital markets activity, pay may include incentive components that move with fee income and business-line performance. Risk-adjusted metrics are also likely important given the company’s concentration in commercial real estate, LIHTC, and interest-rate-sensitive lending, along with regulatory scrutiny typical of banks.
Insider Trading Considerations
For a regional bank like QCR Holdings, insider trading activity may be influenced by earnings sensitivity to interest-rate moves, deposit competition, loan growth trends, and credit-quality developments in CRE and LIHTC portfolios. Executives and directors likely face trading restrictions around quarterly earnings, material credit events, capital actions, and periods when loan-loss assumptions or swap-fee results are being updated, since these items can materially affect reported performance. The company’s relatively strong capital position, ongoing share repurchases, and improved earnings may support insider confidence, but bank insiders often remain cautious because profitability can shift quickly with rate changes, funding costs, or localized credit deterioration. Researchers and traders should watch insider sales or purchases in the context of net interest margin trends, capital markets revenue normalization, and any signs of stress in concentrated lending segments.
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