This document summarizes a study that compared neural network and deep neural network models for predicting repricing gaps in Indonesian banks. The study used monthly report data from 2003-2013 to construct datasets for evaluating the models. Deep neural networks had better performance than standard backpropagation neural networks, achieving lower error rates with faster convergence. The deep learning approach was able to better handle the nonlinear and missing data characteristics of the bank reports. The researchers concluded deep neural networks are a promising approach for repricing gap prediction on Indonesian bank data.