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SEC filings / CIK 861842

CATHAY GENERAL BANCORP

State commercial banks, CA. 15 10-K filer-years in this dataset, the most recent for FY2025, filed Mar 2, 2026. Every figure below is as filed by the company and untouched: FinObservatory has not restated, rescaled or corrected anything, and a blank is a fact the filing does not tag, not a zero.

This is the SEC holding company, identified by its Central Index Key. It is not the insured bank subsidiary that appears in /banks and /deposits, which are FDIC call-report entities on a different consolidation. Nothing here should be compared line for line with those.

Held-to-maturity gap against reported equity

The fair value of the held-to-maturity book minus its carrying amount, divided by the stockholders’ equity the same filing reports. Years marked n/a are years in which the filing does not tag one of the three.

01234FY2011: HTM fair value less carrying amount, +3.3% of reported stockholders’ equityFY2012: HTM fair value less carrying amount, +3.1% of reported stockholders’ equityn/an/an/an/an/an/an/an/an/an/an/an/an/a111213141516171819202122232425Fiscal year of the 10-K% of reported stockholders’ equity

The gap is computable for 2 of this company’s 15 filings.

Source: SEC Financial Statement Data Sets, US Securities and Exchange Commission, Division of Economic and Risk Analysis. Facts as filed: uncleaned, unrestated, not audited by FinObservatory. Selection: consolidated USD balance-sheet instants at each filing's own period end, from this company's 10-K submissions with prevrpt = 0. Methodology

Filing history, as filed

FYFiledAssetsDepositsEquityAOCIHTM carryingHTM fair valueGap, % of equityCustom facts
2025pMar 2, 2026$24.23bn$20.89bn$2.93bn-$54.4mn/an/an/a11.5%
2024Feb 28, 2025$23.05bn$19.69bn$2.85bn-$85.6mn/an/an/a10.5%
2023Feb 29, 2024$23.08bn$19.33bn$2.74bn-$85.4mn/an/an/a11.1%
2022Feb 28, 2023$21.95bn$18.51bn$2.47bn-$102.3mn/an/an/a10.9%
2021Mar 1, 2022$20.89bn$18.06bn$2.45bn-$3.1mn/an/an/a11.4%
2020Mar 1, 2021$19.04bn$16.11bn$2.42bn$5.3mn/an/an/a11.8%
2019Mar 2, 2020$18.09bn$14.69bn$2.29bn$2.3mn/an/an/a12.2%
2018Mar 4, 2019$16.78bn$13.70bn$2.12bn-$18.0mn/an/an/a11.2%
2017Mar 1, 2018$15.64bn$12.69bn$1.97bn-$2.5mn/an/an/a12.1%
2016Mar 1, 2017$14.52bn$11.67bn$1.83bn-$3.7mn/an/an/a12.2%
2015Feb 29, 2016$13.25bn$10.51bn$1.75bn-$8.4mn/an/an/a11.6%
2014Mar 2, 2015$11.52bn$8.78bn$1.60bn-$5.6mn/an/an/a11.4%
2013Mar 3, 2014$10.99bn$7.98bn$1.46bn-$29.7mn/an/an/a8.8%
2012Mar 1, 2013$10.69bn$7.38bn$1.62bn$465k$773.8m$823.9m+3.1%10.0%
2011Feb 28, 2012$10.64bn$7.23bn$1.51bn-$8.7m$1.15bn$1.20bn+3.3%9.9%

ext marks a carrying amount tagged with a company-invented element. p marks FY2025, which the dataset’s filing window (closing Mar 31, 2026) leaves incomplete across filers. “Custom facts” is the share of that filing’s consolidated facts carrying a company-invented tag, in any unit.

Source: SEC Financial Statement Data Sets, US Securities and Exchange Commission, Division of Economic and Risk Analysis. Facts as filed: uncleaned, unrestated, not audited by FinObservatory. Selection: this company's 10-K submissions with prevrpt = 0, one per fiscal year by latest filed date; consolidated USD instants at each filing's period end. Dollar columns are raw US dollars. Methodology

What this page cannot tell you

  • A blank in the held-to-maturity columns means the filing does not tag that fact on the consolidated face. It does not mean the company holds no held-to-maturity securities, and this dataset cannot distinguish the two.
  • A held-to-maturity gap is not a realised loss. Held to maturity, the securities pay par. The gap measures how far the reported equity sits from a mark-to-market equity, which becomes a solvency question only if the book must be sold.
  • AOCI is not the held-to-maturity mark. It bundles available-for-sale marks, hedge marks, pension and translation, net of tax. Do not add the two columns.
  • Every value is as filed. A scale error, sign error or mis-tag by the company is reproduced here exactly as the company made it.

Pages exist for the 650 bank and thrift holding companies with at least one 10-K from FY2015 onward, out of 900 with a 10-K anywhere in the dataset.