Questions
Think Like Senior Bank Management
Work through your own bank's profile and compare it to the bank you're paired with. In each area, start with the direct measurement questions to read the numbers, then move to the discussion questions to get at causes, risks and strategy. Approach it as management deciding where to protect strengths, fix weaknesses and put resources.
Profile Size, structure, mix
Before judging performance, understand the shape of the bank. Size, balance sheet composition, loan mix, investment mix and deposit mix set both the opportunities and the risks that follow.
Direct measurement
  • How does your total asset size compare to the other banks in the room?
  • Is your bank close in size to the one you're paired with, or much larger or smaller?
  • What share of assets are loans, and how does that compare to peers?
  • Which loan category is largest in your portfolio? Is it the same one for most peers?
  • What does your investment portfolio hold, and how much of the balance sheet is it?
  • What is your deposit mix, and which category is largest?
  • How many FTE employees do you carry, and what does that work out to per dollar of assets?
Further discussion
  • Does your size give you scale advantages, or does it limit your competitive reach?
  • How does the split between loans and securities shape your earnings potential and your liquidity?
  • If your loan mix is concentrated, is that a strategic choice or a market limitation?
  • How does your deposit mix affect what your funding costs and how stable it is?
  • Your assets per employee differ from your paired bank's. Is that business model, market, or efficiency?
  • Are these characteristics aligned with your long-term strategy, or are they a legacy of past decisions?
Return Earnings power
Return measures how well the bank converts its balance sheet into earnings. Strong returns can come from efficient operations, a healthy margin, diversified income and disciplined risk — or from one-time events and leverage. The question is whether yours are sustainable.
Direct measurement
  • What did the bank earn last quarter in dollars? Is quarterly net income trending up or down?
  • How does your ROA compare to peers — higher, lower, or about the same?
  • How does your ROE compare? Does it line up with your ROA, or is leverage driving the difference?
  • Is your margin wider or narrower than peers? By how much?
  • How does your yield on earning assets compare to the peer median?
  • Is your cost of funds meaningfully higher or lower than the bank you're paired with?
  • How much of your revenue is fee income relative to peers?
  • Is your overhead ratio better or worse than peers?
  • Is provision expense above, below or near peers? Is it a material drag on earnings?
Further discussion
  • If ROE is high, is it strong earnings, thin capital, or both?
  • If your margin is strong, is that pricing, asset mix, or cheap funding?
  • If your cost of funds is low, is it core deposits or simply slower repricing?
  • If fee income is high, is it diversified or riding on one line of business?
  • How much of your overhead is structural — branches, staff, systems — and how much is discretionary?
  • If provision expense is low, is credit pristine, or are you under-reserving?
  • How would these earnings hold up in a different rate environment?
Risk: Asset Quality Credit
Asset quality reflects the health of the loan portfolio. Non-performers and charge-offs show current stress and hint at future losses. Good credit supports stable earnings and capital; deterioration erodes both quickly.
Direct measurement
  • How does your non-performing percentage compare to peers? Inside the typical range, or outside it?
  • How does your charge-off ratio compare?
  • How far apart are you and the bank you're paired with on each?
  • Has either measure improved or worsened over the past twelve months?
  • If both are low, do they confirm each other, or is one lagging the other?
Further discussion
  • If charge-offs are elevated, is that one large credit or many small ones?
  • Which loan segments are driving your non-performers — CRE, C&I, consumer?
  • How do your underwriting standards compare to peers — more conservative or more aggressive?
  • Has your loan mix shifted recently in ways that could show up in credit later?
  • Has your provision expense been adequate against the non-performers you're carrying?
  • If your credit looks better than peers, is that skill, luck, or market conditions?
  • Are non-performers trending in a way that points to higher charge-offs next year?
Risk: Liquidity Funding stability
Liquidity comes from two places: assets you can turn into cash, and funding that stays put. The app shows both — a liquidity cushion net of wholesale funding, a stricter primary-liquidity measure after pledging and haircuts, plus borrowing to equity, loan to deposit, and core deposits.
Direct measurement
  • Is your liquidity level above or below the peer median? Inside the typical range, or outside it?
  • Is it positive or negative — do your liquid assets cover your wholesale funding?
  • How much of that cushion survives the primary-liquidity screen? Is the drop small or large?
  • How does your primary liquidity compare to the bank you're paired with?
  • Is your borrowing to equity higher or lower than peers, and has it moved over the past year?
  • Is your loan-to-deposit ratio above 100%, below, or about the same as peers?
  • What share of your funding is core deposits compared to peers?
Further discussion
  • If your cushion looks healthy but primary liquidity is thin, what explains the gap — pledging, portfolio mix, or the credit quality of what you hold?
  • Is a low cushion a deliberate decision to deploy assets for earnings, or a funding constraint?
  • If borrowings are high relative to equity, is that term funding supporting loan growth, or an overnight plug?
  • If deposits fell 5% next quarter, where does the replacement funding come from, and what does it cost?
  • If your loan-to-deposit ratio is low, is that under-utilization or a deliberate buffer? If high, does your plan address stressed funding markets?
  • If core deposits are below peers, is that market competition or a funding choice?
  • Between you and your paired bank, who has more room to absorb an outflow — and is the difference market or strategy?
Risk: Interest Rate Risk Margin exposure
Interest rate risk shows up in the timing mismatch between what your assets earn and what your funding costs. Four views: the margin itself with yield and cost on top of it, the maturity and repricing structure of your assets, and how far each side actually moved when market rates moved. The timing view is asset-side only — the UBPR treats every non-maturity deposit as short-term, so the funding side of that picture isn't trustworthy enough to show.
Direct measurement
  • Is your margin wider or narrower than a year ago? Than your paired bank's?
  • Over the same stretch, did yield or cost do more of the work? Which direction did each move?
  • Which maturity or repricing bucket holds the largest share of your assets? Is that where peers sit?
  • Slide back through the earlier quarters — has your asset structure shifted, or held steady?
  • When prime moved, how far did your loan yield follow? Same question for securities against the 10-year and the 30-year mortgage rate.
  • When fed funds moved, how far did your time deposit cost follow? Your savings and MMDA cost?
  • Which of your deposit categories moved least? Is that the same category your paired bank was stickiest in?
Further discussion
  • Deposit rates are set by somebody at your bank; asset yields reprice through maturities, prepayments and new volume. Which of your two numbers reflects a decision, and which reflects structure?
  • If your deposit costs lagged the market on the way up, will they lag on the way down — or is there less room to fall than there was to rise?
  • If your assets are concentrated short, what does another rate cut do to your margin? If concentrated long, what did the last rise already do to it?
  • Your yield moved less than the market did. Is that fixed-rate structure, competitive pricing, or mix?
  • Is your current asset timing an intentional margin position, or the residue of what borrowers wanted?
  • Over the past year, did your margin move the way your structure suggested it should? If not, what does that tell you the data isn't showing?
  • Between you and your paired bank, who is better positioned for the rate path you actually expect over the next 12–24 months?
The asset yields are tax-equivalent and the deposit costs are not. Don't subtract one page from the other to build a margin.
Capital Strength, capacity
Capital is the foundation of both safety and strategic flexibility. It absorbs unexpected losses, satisfies regulators, and creates room to grow. Look at equity to assets alongside the risk-based measures and judge whether your position is conservative, aggressive, or well balanced for what you're trying to do.
Direct measurement
  • How does your equity-to-assets ratio compare to peers — higher, lower, or about the same?
  • Where does your leverage ratio sit relative to peers, and have you elected the community bank leverage framework?
  • How do your CET1 and total risk-based capital ratios compare to peers?
  • Is your equity to assets close to, or far from, the bank you're paired with?
  • Do your risk-based ratios tell the same story as your leverage ratio, or a different one?
Further discussion
  • If your risk-based ratios look strong relative to your leverage ratio, what does that say about the risk weighting of your balance sheet?
  • If you grew loans 10% next year, what would that do to each ratio?
  • If you're holding more capital than peers, is it for safety, growth readiness, or a regulatory reason?
  • If you're holding less, is that aggressive growth, recent losses, or a different leverage strategy?
  • How do earnings retention and dividend payout affect your ability to build capital from here?
  • If you took a large unexpected loss, how far would it cut into these ratios?
  • Could your capital carry credit losses and margin compression at the same time?
  • If capital is strong but returns are weak, how could you deploy it to create value?
Growth Pace, balance
Growth drives earnings and market share, but it consumes capital and liquidity and can strain credit. Sustainable growth keeps loans and deposits roughly in step and stays inside the resources the bank actually has.
Direct measurement
  • Is total asset growth positive or negative? How does it compare to peers?
  • Is your loan growth faster, slower, or about the same as peers?
  • Is your deposit growth positive or negative, and how does it compare?
  • Is loan growth running ahead of deposit growth, behind it, or roughly even?
  • How does that spread compare to the peer median — and to the bank you're paired with?
  • Have loans and deposits moved in the same direction over the past year?
Further discussion
  • If loan growth is strong, is it demand, pricing, or looser credit standards?
  • If deposit growth is strong, is it core relationships or promotional rates?
  • If loans have outrun deposits, what funded the difference — and can that source carry another year of it?
  • If deposits have outrun loans, where is the money going, and what is it earning?
  • Has growth in either put pressure on capital or liquidity?
  • Have you entered new markets or segments to drive growth?
  • Are you growing faster or slower than your strategic plan called for?
  • If your growth is below peers, is that risk management or a missed opportunity?
  • What are the tradeoffs if you accelerate or slow growth next year?
Banks
Banks
Pick a bank here and it opens in the app on the right. Tap a column heading to sort. Once a bank is selected, W and S step up and down the list, and the app holds the page you are on — so you can choose a page once and then walk the whole list through it. Failed banks are the exception: they open on their last filed quarter, at the profile page. Hold, above the app or on the spine at the far right, parks the bank you are looking at in a second pane so the list can be walked against it.
Florida banks 83 banks
Every bank with a Florida head office filing for 2026Q1, $343.4B in combined assets. Head office as filed, which is not always the office nearest you — a bank with branches down the street may be chartered somewhere else and will not appear on this list.
Bank City Assets RSSD
SouthState Bank, N.A.Winter Haven$67.9B1929247
EverBank, N.A.Jacksonville$47.2B2735146
Raymond James BankSaint Petersburg$45.7B2193616
BankUnited, N.A.Miami Lakes$35.3B3938186
City Nat'l Bank of FloridaMiami$28.6B814430
Seacoast Nat'l BankStuart$21.1B34537
Amerant Bank, N.A.Coral Gables$9.9B83638
Ocean BankMiami$7.5B663834
Emigrant BankMiami$5.9B137915
Banesco USAMiami$5.8B3402913
Bradesco BankCoral Gables$5.5B725732
Capital City BankTallahassee$4.5B876634
First Federal BankLake City$4.4B384278
Banco Do Brasil AmericasMiami$3.4B110936
Bank of Tampa, theTampa$3.1B273336
U.S. Century BankMiami$2.8B3146150
Cogent BankOrlando$2.4B2847142
Crews Bank & TrustWauchula$2.4B200435
Newtek Bank, N.A.Miami$2.2B502111
One Florida BankOrlando$2.1B3807880
Intercredit Bank, N.A.Coral Gables$2.0B44433
Climate First BankSaint Petersburg$1.8B5592340
International Finance BankMiami$1.6B867632
Pacific Nat'l BankMiami$1.5B577137
Citizens Bank and TrustFrostproof$1.5B701839
Grove Bank & TrustMiami$1.4B648130
OptimumBankFort Lauderdale$1.3B2953418
Bank of Central FloridaLakeland$1.3B3588312
BayFirst Nat'l BankSaint Petersburg$1.2B2771694
First State BankKey West$1.2B191935
Helm Bank USAMiami$1.2B1414819
Sanibel Captiva Community BankSanibel$1.0B3122994
Brannen BankInverness$1.0B760331
MainStreet Community Bank of FloridaDeLand$948M3217957
TerraBank, N.A.Miami$869M238737
United Southern BankUmatilla$843M327435
First BankClewiston$823M131436
Axiom Bank, N.A.Maitland$774M408875
Flagship BankClearwater$762M3404999
Florida Capital Bank, N.A.Jacksonville$714M188430
FNBT BankFort Walton Beach$654M697231
Anchor BankPalm Beach Gardens$607M3342671
Sunrise BankOrlando$600M3370133
Sunstate BankMiami$569M2791085
Intracoastal BankPalm Coast$565M3786435
Edison Nat'l BankFort Myers$477M2594419
Paradise BankBoca Raton$445M3368635
BankFloridaDade City$439M3629484
Waterfall BankClearwater$422M5650923
TCM Bank, N.A.Tampa$391M2687487
Central BankTampa$390M3468450
Gulfside BankSarasota$362M5303724
Locality BankFort Lauderdale$358M5673191
First Nat'l Bank of Mount Dora, theMount Dora$355M61832
Desjardins Bank, N.A.Hallandale$341M1940747
Interamerican Bank, a Federal Savings BankMiami$336M221775
Evermore BankFort Lauderdale$314M5692473
First Colony Bank of FloridaMaitland$307M3688548
DLP BankStarke$305M853934
NatBank, N.A.Hollywood$292M2233875
First Nat'l Bank of PascoDade City$286M82033
BankMiamiCoral Gables$279M5906497
Community Bank of the SouthMerritt Island$252M2860039
Lafayette State BankMayo$246M535931
Gulf Atlantic BankKey West$245M5475452
Surety BankDeLand$223M374774
Cypress Bank & TrustMelbourne$221M2873598
Madison County Community BankMadison$210M2805928
Gulf Coast Business BankFort Myers$192M5724226
Commerce Bank & TrustWinter Park$179M3148613
Warrington Bank, thePensacola$172M199137
Bank of Belle GladeBelle Glade$156M302030
PNB Community BankNiceville$155M483537
Bank of PensacolaPensacola$143M581237
Peoples Bank of GracevilleGraceville$118M717232
Century Bank of FloridaTampa$104M2939001
First Nat'l Bank of WauchulaWauchula$88M89135
Eastern Nat'l BankMiami$74M171133
Gala BankOcala$34M5839915
Trust charters
Raymond James Trust, N.A.Saint Petersburg$82M2163477
Members Trust CompanyTampa$35M3219269
Chilton Trust Company, N.A.Palm Beach$22M4397164
Canandaigua Nat'l Trust Company of FloridaSarasota$6M3952904
Largest banks 2026Q1
The largest banks in the country by total assets at 2026Q1, from $4.02T down to $19.2B. Opening one beside a Florida bank is the fastest way to see how differently the two are built. Four large charters that belong to companies rather than to bank holding companies — American Express, Synchrony, USAA and Sallie Mae — sit on the company-owned list below instead of here, so that list holds all of them together.
Bank Location Assets RSSD
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.Columbus, OH$4.02T852218
Bank of America, N.A.Charlotte, NC$2.67T480228
Citibank, N.A.Sioux Falls, SD$1.93T476810
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.Sioux Falls, SD$1.85T451965
Goldman Sachs Bank USANew York, NY$751.8B2182786
U.S. Bank N.A.Cincinnati, OH$683.4B504713
Capital One, N.A.Mc Lean, VA$672.0B112837
PNC Bank, N.A.Wilmington, DE$567.9B817824
Truist BankCharlotte, NC$541.2B852320
Bank of New York MellonNew York, NY$467.3B541101
Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A.Salt Lake City, UT$391.3B1456501
State Street Bank and Trust CompanyBoston, MA$386.5B35301
TD Bank, N.A.Wilmington, DE$345.6B497404
Fifth Third Bank, N.A.Cincinnati, OH$296.1B723112
Huntington Nat'l BankColumbus, OH$284.1B12311
BMO Bank N.A.Chicago, IL$252.0B75633
Charles Schwab Bank, SSBWestlake, TX$242.9B3150447
Morgan Stanley Private Bank, N.A.Purchase, NY$241.4B2489805
First-citizens Bank & Trust CompanyRaleigh, NC$235.5B491224
Citizens Bank, N.A.Providence, RI$227.1B3303298
Manufacturers and Traders Trust CompanyBuffalo, NY$214.2B501105
KeyBank N.A.Cleveland, OH$186.0B280110
Ally BankSandy, UT$185.7B3284070
Northern Trust CompanyChicago, IL$173.8B210434
HSBC Bank USA, N.A.Tysons, VA$167.7B413208
Regions BankBirmingham, AL$159.4B233031
Pinnacle BankNashville, TN$122.6B2925666
UBS Bank USA, N.A.Salt Lake City, UT$122.3B3212149
Santander Bank, N.A.Wilmington, DE$106.1B722777
City Nat'l BankLos Angeles, CA$99.9B63069
Western Alliance BankPhoenix, AZ$98.8B3138146
Zions Bancorporation, N.A.Salt Lake City, UT$88.0B276579
Flagstar Bank, N.A.Hicksville, NY$87.1B694904
Webster Bank, N.A.Stamford, CT$85.5B761806
First Horizon BankMemphis, TN$83.8B485559
East West BankPasadena, CA$82.5B197478
Old Nat'l BankEvansville, IN$72.6B208244
UMB Bank, N.A.Kansas City, MO$72.3B936855
SouthState Bank, N.A.Winter Haven, FL$67.9B1929247
Columbia BankLake Oswego, OR$66.0B143662
CIBC Bank USAChicago, IL$65.1B1842065
Valley Nat'l BankPassaic, NJ$64.4B229801
Banco Popular de Puerto RicoSan Juan, PR$60.6B940311
BOKF, N.A.Tulsa, OK$53.5B339858
Frost BankSan Antonio, TX$52.8B682563
First Nat'l Bank of PennsylvaniaGreenville, PA$50.4B379920
SoFi Bank, N.A.Cottonwood Heights, UT$49.7B962966
EverBank, N.A.Jacksonville, FL$47.2B2735146
Barclays Bank DelawareWilmington, DE$46.6B2980209
Raymond James BankSaint Petersburg, FL$45.7B2193616
Associated Bank, N.A.Green Bay, WI$45.5B917742
Prosperity BankEl Campo, TX$43.6B664756
MidFirst BankOklahoma City, OK$42.1B595270
Bank OZKLittle Rock, AR$41.7B107244
Deutsche Bank Trust Company AmericasNew York, NY$39.7B214807
Atlantic Union BankRichmond, VA$37.2B693224
Commerce BankKansas City, MO$35.5B601050
Hancock Whitney BankGulfport, MS$35.5B463735
BankUnited, N.A.Miami Lakes, FL$35.3B3938186
First Nat'l Bank of OmahaOmaha, NE$34.7B527954
Banc of CaliforniaLos Angeles, CA$34.6B494261
United BankFairfax, VA$33.6B365325
Texas Capital BankDallas, TX$33.2B2618780
TD Bank USA, N.A.Wilmington, DE$32.7B2121196
Fulton Bank, N.A.Lancaster, PA$32.1B474919
Glacier BankKalispell, MT$31.7B2634191
BNY Mellon, N.A.Pittsburgh, PA$30.9B934329
Eastern BankBoston, MA$30.6B128904
FirstBankLakewood, CO$29.4B288853
City Nat'l Bank of FloridaMiami, FL$28.6B814430
Axos BankSan Diego, CA$28.2B2917317
United Community BankGreenville, SC$28.1B1017939
Arvest BankFayetteville, AR$28.0B311845
Ameris BankAtlanta, GA$28.0B764030
Wafd BankSeattle, WA$27.6B656377
Charles Schwab Premier Bank, SSBWestlake, TX$27.4B1893049
Wesbanco BankWheeling, WV$27.4B645625
Renasant BankTupelo, MS$27.1B749242
First Interstate BankBillings, MT$26.4B659855
Customers BankMalvern, PA$25.9B2354985
Ameriprise Bank, FSBMinneapolis, MN$25.5B3470239
Provident BankJersey City, NJ$25.2B204004
Rockland Trust CompanyRockland, MA$24.8B613008
Simmons BankPine Bluff, AR$24.6B663245
First Hawaiian BankHonolulu, HI$24.3B980661
Cathay BankLos Angeles, CA$24.0B595869
Bank of HawaiiHonolulu, HI$23.9B795968
Tristate Capital BankPittsburgh, PA$23.2B3475083
Centennial BankConway, AR$23.0B456045
First Financial BankCincinnati, OH$22.7B165628
TowneBankPortsmouth, VA$22.4B2797724
Beacon Bank & TrustBoston, MA$22.2B782306
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSBWilmington, DE$22.0B437914
Mechanics BankWalnut Creek, CA$21.4B936462
Seacoast Nat'l BankStuart, FL$21.1B34537
First Merchants BankMuncie, IN$21.0B17147
Central Trust BankJefferson City, MO$20.5B853952
Merchants Bank of IndianaCarmel, IN$20.3B963945
Stifel Bank and TrustSaint Louis, MO$20.1B3076248
Apple BankNew York, NY$19.2B249612
One Florida charter makes this list: SouthState Bank of Winter Haven, at 42nd. Peer comparisons on these banks are against UBPR peer group 1, which holds only the largest banks — so a big bank shown near its peer median is being measured against other very large banks, not against the Florida list above.
Smallest banks 2026Q1
The smallest banks in the country still filing at 2026Q1, from $38.3M down to $3.5M. Trust charters are left out — they hold no deposits and make no loans, and without that filter most of this list would be them rather than banks.
Bank Location Assets RSSD
Cottonwood Valley BankCedar Point, KS$38.3M921655
Pee Dee Federal Savings BankMarion, SC$38.2M515979
Heritage BankMarion, IA$38.2M225942
Kingstree Federal Savings and Loan AssociationKingstree, SC$38.1M440978
First Nat'l Bank of Primghar, thePrimghar, IA$37.9M343248
Five Rivers BankParamus, NJ$37.9M5882500
State Bank of NauvooNauvoo, IL$37.8M783349
Mutual Savings and Loan AssociationMetairie, LA$37.5M809070
Western Nat'l Bank of Cass LakeCass Lake, MN$37.4M278751
GS&L Municipal BankGouverneur, NY$37.1M5784921
State Bank of CantonCanton, KS$37.0M858153
First Nat'l Bank at Saint James, theSaint James, MN$36.9M794653
Corn Growers State BankMurdock, NE$36.2M177555
Farmers and Merchants State Bank, theScotland, SD$36.1M425050
First American BankStonewall, OK$36.1M321255
Farmers State BankPine Bluffs, WY$35.5M542854
First State Bank of Dongola, theDongola, IL$35.3M630041
Marion Nat'l Bank, theMarion, KS$34.9M167752
First Nat'l Bank of Fairfax, theFairfax, MN$34.9M938354
Bank of CattaraugusCattaraugus, NY$34.9M92902
First Nat'l Bank of Proctor, theProctor, MN$34.5M731957
First Summit BankRyan, OK$34.3M514356
Solutions Plus BankAlbertville, AL$34.1M5975224
Gala BankOcala, FL$34.1M5839915
Citizens State BankCarleton, NE$33.2M235558
Marquette Farmers State Bank of Marquette KansasMarquette, KS$32.9M388258
First Progressive BankBrewton, AL$32.7M177135
Martinsville First Savings BankMartinsville, VA$32.4M104971
Brazos Nat'l BankRichwood, TX$32.2M863362
Bank of ViciVici, OK$31.7M286251
Hopeton State Bank, theHopeton, OK$31.2M877958
Jackson Savings Bank, SSBSylva, NC$31.2M360777
Vermont State BankVermont, IL$31.1M187648
Lake Country Community BankMorristown, MN$31.0M706450
First Nat'l Bank of Fleming, theFleming, CO$30.8M306056
ITS BankJohnston, IA$30.6M2774707
First Nat'l Bank in TigertonTigerton, WI$30.6M74449
First State Bank of St. PeterSaint Peter, IL$30.3M426141
Dewey BankDewey, IL$30.3M846132
Citizens Bank of EdinburgEdinburg, IL$30.2M915935
Minnesota First Credit and Savings, IncorporatedRochester, MN$30.0M821559
State Bank of EastonEaston, MN$29.5M379050
American Trust & Savings BankLowden, IA$28.7M675341
First Nat'l Bank of Frederick, theFrederick, SD$28.6M288152
Saint Martin Nat'l BankSaint Martin, MN$28.6M856159
Liberty Savings Association, FSA, theFort Scott, KS$28.3M987576
Maxwell State BankMaxwell, IA$28.1M694146
Milford Building and Loan Association, SBMilford, IL$27.4M994770
Home Savings Bank, FSBLudlow, KY$27.2M33370
First Federal Savings and Loan AssociationRavenswood, WV$27.1M441470
FundBank, N.A.Austin, TX$26.9M6009630
First State Bank in TempleTemple, OK$26.7M325459
First Nat'l Bank of Lipan, theLipan, TX$26.7M811457
Generations Community BankIndianapolis, IN$26.1M6058562
Andes State BankLake Andes, SD$25.6M410159
Campus State BankCampus, IL$25.5M424437
Bank of SteinauerSteinauer, NE$25.4M384353
Nebraska State BankBristow, NE$25.3M70955
Farmers State BankFairview, KS$25.2M652959
Boelus State BankBoelus, NE$25.1M472250
Baxter State Bank, theBaxter Springs, KS$25.0M1000856
Citizens Nat'l Bank of Hammond, theHammond, NY$25.0M855303
Nebraska State BankLynch, NE$24.9M514057
First Nat'l Bank of Assumption, theAssumption, IL$24.2M604033
Peoples State BankCherryvale, KS$24.1M741358
Hart County Bank and Trust CompanyMunfordville, KY$24.0M456344
Bank of Lumber CityLumber City, GA$23.9M959630
Peoples Bank of MaconMacon, IL$23.6M418436
Mt. Victory State BankMount Victory, OH$23.5M274025
First State Bank of SwanvilleSwanville, MN$23.4M833851
First Nat'l Bank of Fletcher, theFletcher, OK$23.0M185251
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of CenterburgCenterburg, OH$23.0M693073
Farmers State Bank of MedoraMedora, IL$22.4M295646
Farmers and Merchants BankMaysville, OK$22.3M836656
Chesterfield State BankChesterfield, IL$21.9M767246
Columbia Savings and Loan AssociationMilwaukee, WI$21.2M596277
Dickinson County BankEnterprise, KS$21.2M981350
Sainte Marie State BankSainte Marie, IL$20.7M363442
Hertford Savings Bank, SSBHertford, NC$20.4M971379
Farmers and Merchants BankDuke, OK$19.8M273859
Farmers State BankDwight, KS$19.8M976954
BHM BankBirmingham, AL$17.7M2877484
Huntingdon Savings BankHuntingdon, PA$17.6M646471
New Foundation Savings BankCincinnati, OH$17.5M918776
Hartsburg State BankHartsburg, IL$17.2M799939
Dysart State BankDysart, IA$17.1M602842
Prescott State BankPrescott, KS$16.9M469250
Young Americans BankDenver, CO$16.3M67254
Cedar Hill Nat'l BankCharlotte, NC$15.5M2651899
Grand Rivers Community BankGrand Chain, IL$15.1M226949
Peoples State BankBlair, OK$14.4M991854
Independence BankEast Greenwich, RI$13.7M3180136
Walton State Bank, theWalton, KS$12.5M490955
Liberty Bank, INC.Salt Lake City, UT$12.4M593771
State Bank of BurrtonBurrton, KS$9.4M21256
Equitable Savings and Loan Company, theCadiz, OH$8.7M910079
BMO Harris Central N.A.Roselle, IL$8.2M3353154
Transact Bank, N.A.Denver, CO$6.9M403254
DSRM Nat'l BankAlbuquerque, NM$4.4M2502825
Emigrant Mercantile BankNew York, NY$3.5M3268173
The whole list would fit inside a single branch of most banks on the 100-largest list. These are real banks with real depositors: open one and the profile page shows loans, deposits and a margin, just at a scale where one large loan moves every ratio. A handful of limited-purpose charters survive the trust filter — DSRM served a gas-station chain, Transact and BMO Harris Central are payment and internal charters — and they will not look like the rest.
Banks at the national median around $384M
Half the banks in the country are bigger than $384M and half are smaller. These are the 100 sitting closest to that line, 50 on each side, running from $399M down to $372M. This is what a typical American bank actually looks like — not the names on the stadium.
Bank Location Assets RSSD
Central Bank of Kansas CityKansas City, MO$399M751852
Fleetwood BankFleetwood, PA$399M551016
Bank of St. FrancisvilleSaint Francisville, LA$398M364430
Bloomsdale BankBloomsdale, MO$397M820842
Commercial Nat'l Bank of Brady, theBrady, TX$397M42354
Mutual Savings AssociationLeavenworth, KS$397M636276
Grant County Bank, thePetersburg, WV$397M718538
Liberty Bank N.A.Irvine, CA$396M2907439
Volunteer Federal Savings BankMadisonville, TN$396M170275
Grant County State BankSwayzee, IN$396M933340
San Luis Valley Federal BankAlamosa, CO$396M945071
Citizens Bank of the SouthSandersville, GA$395M367431
First State Bank SouthwestPipestone, MN$395M823656
First Secure Bank and Trust CO.Palos Hills, IL$395M25647
Exchange Bank of Alabama, theAltoona, AL$395M672537
Security State Bank of OklahomaWewoka, OK$395M52951
Lakeside BankRockwall, TX$395M32766
First Trust Bank of IllinoisKankakee, IL$394M2718596
Libertyville Savings BankFairfield, IA$394M857745
Peoples Community Bank, theMazomanie, WI$394M420644
North Star BankRoseville, MN$394M750051
Homebank TexasSeagoville, TX$394M522669
Infinity BankSanta Ana, CA$393M5193989
Mint Nat'l Bank, theKingwood, TX$393M3821626
First Nat'l Bank of ClarksdaleClarksdale, MS$393M11640
Esb FinancialEmporia, KS$393M918954
Lamar Nat'l BankParis, TX$393M2161
Owen County State BankSpencer, IN$392M38740
Shelby State Bank, theShelby, MI$392M961343
TCM Bank, N.A.Tampa, FL$391M2687487
Community State Bank, thePoteau, OK$390M706254
First State BankLynnville, IA$390M677448
Central BankTampa, FL$390M3468450
Iowa State BankClarksville, IA$390M865142
Rsnb BankRock Springs, WY$389M550952
Anchor D BankTexhoma, OK$389M327556
Farmers State Bank of Oakley, Kansas, theOakley, KS$389M278256
Farmers State BankCenter, TX$389M875057
5star BankColorado Springs, CO$389M455253
Ascendia BankGlen Rock, NJ$388M147679
Pine Country BankLittle Falls, MN$388M761459
Greenway BankVan Wert, OH$388M380878
Guaranty State Bank and Trust CompanyBeloit, KS$386M1009756
Pinnacle BankJasper, AL$386M288376
First State BankStratford, TX$386M410560
Tower Community BankJasper, TN$385M989730
First Exchange BankWhite Hall, WV$385M170332
Georgia Community BankAlbany, GA$385M2823221
Native American Bank, N.A.Denver, CO$384M664653
Lincoln Federal Savings Bank of NebraskaLincoln, NE$384M529275
BankgloucesterGloucester, MA$384M331375
Fahey Banking Company, theMarion, OH$384M520423
First Westroads Bank, INC.Omaha, NE$384M222754
United Roosevelt Savings BankCarteret, NJ$384M644776
Fox Valley Savings BankFond Du Lac, WI$384M835770
First Nat'l Bank and Trust CompanyClinton, IL$384M32234
Commercial BankParsons, KS$384M296559
Farmers State BankCameron, MO$384M757452
Mccurtain County Nat'l BankBroken Bow, OK$383M423159
Home Loan Savings Bank, theCoshocton, OH$383M468673
Earlham Savings BankWest Des Moines, IA$383M645540
Trusttexas Bank, S.S.B.Cuero, TX$383M539872
First FarmbankGreeley, CO$383M3411773
Founders BankWashington, DC$382M5398355
Yoakum BankYoakum, TX$382M311265
Harbor Bank of Maryland, theBaltimore, MD$382M533124
Citizens Bank & Trust CompanyCampbellsville, KY$381M829041
Piscataqua Savings BankPortsmouth, NH$381M591209
Crossroads BankYoakum, TX$381M564463
Union BankGrand Rapids, MI$381M390840
New Valley Bank & TrustSpringfield, MA$381M5316920
Riddell Nat'l Bank, theBrazil, IN$381M319047
Bank of Glen Burnie, theGlen Burnie, MD$380M628123
First Citizens Nat'l Bank of Upper Sandusky, theUpper Sandusky, OH$380M230423
Citizens Nat'l Bank of Park Rapids, thePark Rapids, MN$380M877752
American Continental BankCity of Industry, CA$379M3216316
Cattaraugus County BankLittle Valley, NY$379M254504
Sentry BankSaint Joseph, MN$379M746157
Security Federal Savings Bank of McminnvilleMcminnville, TN$379M631178
Garrett State Bank, theGarrett, IN$378M465243
Great Plains State BankPetersburg, NE$378M733559
Wolf River Community BankHortonville, WI$378M2505424
City Bank & Trust CO.Natchitoches, LA$378M841753
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Pascagoula-moss PointPascagoula, MS$378M90177
First Nat'l Bank of GriffinGriffin, GA$377M563233
Bank of O'fallonO'fallon, IL$377M410748
Pony Express BankBraymer, MO$377M953843
American Community Bank of IndianaSaint John, IN$377M1010574
Gilmer Nat'l BankGilmer, TX$376M323651
Lakeside BankLake Charles, LA$376M4165907
Sandhills State BankNorth Platte, NE$375M987259
Grundy BankMorris, IL$375M715144
Bank of Commerce & Trust CompanyCrowley, LA$375M476539
Varo Bank, N.A.Draper, UT$374M5518023
West Pointe BankOshkosh, WI$374M2371816
Universal BankWest Covina, CA$373M208570
First Nat'l Bank of Gordon, theGordon, NE$373M3252
First Nat'l BankHamilton, AL$373M330239
Commercial Bank & Trust CompanyMonticello, AR$373M23643
Peoples Bank of Kankakee CountyBourbonnais, IL$372M821036
Of 4,239 banks filing at 2026Q1, these 100 span a range of about $372M to $399M. That is roughly two percent of all banks packed into a seven percent band of asset size, which is worth sitting with: the industry has a few very large banks and a very large number of ordinary ones. Compare any of these against a bank from the 100-largest list using the Hold pane.
Company-owned banks 24 · 2026Q1
Banks owned by companies that are not banks: BMW, Toyota, Harley-Davidson, John Deere, Pitney Bowes, UnitedHealth, USAA. Most were chartered to finance the parent's own product — BMW Bank exists to lend money for BMWs. They take deposits and make loans like any other bank, but they have no branches and no walk-in customers, and it shows in what they earn and what they pay.
Bank Location Assets RSSD
American Express Nat'l BankSandy, UT$217.6B1394676
Synchrony BankDraper, UT$114.9B1216022
USAA Federal Savings BankPhoenix, AZ$109.7B619877
Sallie Mae BankSalt Lake City, UT$29.5B3394278
Optum BankDraper, UT$21.0B3202702
Toyota Financial Savings BankHenderson, NV$16.1B3287660
Comenity Capital BankDraper, UT$13.3B3224580
BMW Bank of North AmericaSalt Lake City, UT$13.0B2850722
WEX BankSandy, UT$9.5B2700984
Merrick BankSouth Jordan, UT$8.9B2615190
Comenity BankWilmington, DE$7.8B1391778
Green Dot BankProvo, UT$5.9B243375
Celtic Bank CorporationSalt Lake City, UT$5.0B2998576
John Deere Financial, F.S.B.Middleton, WI$4.1B2992547
Medallion BankSalt Lake City, UT$2.7B3228908
WebBankSalt Lake City, UT$2.6B2576134
Nelnet BankDraper, UT$2.5B5514409
Credit One Bank, N.A.Las Vegas, NV$2.2B639567
Square Financial ServicesSalt Lake City, UT$1.8B5582846
Transportation Alliance BankOgden, UT$1.6B2736219
FinWise BankMurray, UT$890M2880019
Pitney Bowes BankSalt Lake City, UT$833M2649177
Eaglemark Savings BankReno, NV$720M2605566
First Electronic BankSalt Lake City, UT$429M2947556
Two worth opening side by side: Toyota Financial earns 4.83% on what it holds and keeps a margin of 0.98, while Pitney Bowes earns 8.47% and keeps 7.81. The difference is not lending — it is funding. Nobody has a checking account at Toyota, so it borrows its money at 3.85%; Pitney Bowes pays 0.67%. Square Financial, the Cash App charter, is the outlier at the top: its 39% yield is short-term advances to merchants, not a rate any bank charges a household.
Failed banks 488 · 2008–2026
Banks that were closed by their regulator and handed to the FDIC. Tapping one opens its last five filed quarters — the final Call Report before the doors closed, and the four before it. Assets are what the bank reported in that last quarter, not what the FDIC found afterward.
Bank Location Assets Failed
Tioga-Franklin Savings BankPhiladelphia, PA$69M2026
Small Business BankLenexa, KS$73M2026
Kentland Federal Savings and Loan AssociationKentland, IN$4M2026
Metropolitan Capital Bank & TrustChicago, IL$235M2026
The Santa Anna Nat'l BankSanta Anna, TX$77M2025
Pulaski Savings BankChicago, IL$49M2025
Republic First BankPhiladelphia, PA$5.9B2024
The First Nat'l Bank of LindsayLindsay, OK$114M2024
First Republic BankSan Francisco, CA$232.9B2023
Silicon Valley BankSanta Clara, CA$209.0B2023
Signature BankNew York, NY$110.4B2023
Heartland Tri-State BankElkhart, KS$139M2023
Citizens BankSac City, IA$66M2023
First State BankBarboursville, WV$152M2020
First City Bank of FloridaFort Walton Beach, FL$137M2020
Ericson State BankEricson, NE$101M2020
Almena State BankAlmena, KS$66M2020
City Nat'l Bank of New JerseyNewark, NJ$121M2019
The Enloe State BankCooper, TX$37M2019
Louisa Community BankLouisa, KY$28M2019
Resolute BankMaumee, OH$23M2019
First NBC BankNew Orleans, LA$3.3B2017
Guaranty BankMilwaukee, WI$1.0B2017
Seaway Bank and Trust CompanyChicago, IL$298M2017
Washington Federal Bank for SavingsChicago, IL$166M2017
Harvest Community BankPennsville, NJ$124M2017
Proficio BankCottonwood Heights, UT$68M2017
Fayette County BankSt. Elmo, IL$34M2017
The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of ArgoniaArgonia, KS$33M2017
First CornerStone BankKing of Prussia, PA$103M2016
North Milwaukee State BankMilwaukee, WI$67M2016
Allied BankMulberry, AR$66M2016
The Woodbury Banking CompanyWoodbury, GA$21M2016
Trust Company BankMemphis, TN$19M2016
Doral BankSan Juan, PR$5.9B2015
The Bank of GeorgiaPeachtree City, GA$286M2015
Capitol City Bank and TrustAtlanta, GA$272M2015
Edgebrook BankChicago, IL$90M2015
First Nat'l Bank of CrestviewCrestview, FL$74M2015
Highland Community BankChicago, IL$55M2015
Premier BankDenver, CO$27M2015
Hometown Nat'l BankLongview, WA$4M2015
The Nat'l Republic Bank of ChicagoChicago, IL$843M2014
Valley BankMoline, IL$456M2014
The Bank of UnionEl Reno, OK$317M2014
Eastside Commercial BankConyers, GA$174M2014
NBRS FinancialRising Sun, MD$155M2014
Syringa BankBoise, ID$153M2014
Slavie Federal Savings BankBel Air, MD$140M2014
Millennium Bank, N.A.Sterling, VA$130M2014
Valley BankFort Lauderdale, FL$82M2014
Frontier Bank, FSBPalm Desert, CA$81M2014
GreenChoice Bank, fsbChicago, IL$70M2014
AztecAmerica BankBerwyn, IL$66M2014
Vantage Point BankHorsham, PA$63M2014
Dupage Nat'l BankWest Chicago, IL$54M2014
Allendale County BankFairfax, SC$51M2014
Columbia Savings BankCincinnati, OH$36M2014
The Freedom State BankFreedom, OK$23M2014
Northern Star BankMankato, MN$19M2014
First Nat'l BankEdinburg, TX$3.1B2013
Mountain Nat'l BankSevierville, TN$437M2013
Community South BankParsons, TN$387M2013
Douglas County BankDouglasville, GA$317M2013
Frontier BankLaGrange, GA$259M2013
Sunrise Bank of ArizonaPhoenix, AZ$202M2013
Texas Community Bank, N.A.The Woodlands, TX$159M2013
Banks of WisconsinKenosha, WI$134M2013
Parkway BankLenoir, NC$110M2013
Heritage Bank of North FloridaOrange Park, FL$104M2013
First Federal BankLexington, KY$93M2013
Westside Community BankUniversity Place, WA$92M2013
Sunrise BankValdosta, GA$61M2013
Covenant BankChicago, IL$58M2013
1st Regents BankAndover, MN$50M2013
Bank of WausauWausau, WI$44M2013
Gold Canyon BankGold Canyon, AZ$42M2013
Chipola Community BankMarianna, FL$37M2013
Central Arizona BankScottsdale, AZ$32M2013
The Community's BankBridgeport, CT$26M2013
Bank of Jackson CountyGraceville, FL$25M2013
Pisgah Community BankAsheville, NC$22M2013
1st Commerce BankNorth Las Vegas, NV$20M2013
Tennessee Commerce BankFranklin, TN$1.0B2012
Citizens First Nat'l BankPrinceton, IL$924M2012
Fidelity BankDearborn, MI$818M2012
Waccamaw BankWhiteville, NC$533M2012
The First State BankStockbridge, GA$517M2012
Inter Savings Bank, FSBMaple Grove, MN$464M2012
NOVA BankBerwyn, PA$445M2012
Plantation Federal BankPawleys Island, SC$434M2012
First Guaranty Bank and Trust Company of JacksonvilleJacksonville, FL$397M2012
First United BankCrete, IL$328M2012
Truman BankSt. Louis, MO$282M2012
Central Bank of GeorgiaEllaville, GA$279M2012
Premier BankWilmette, IL$269M2012
BankEastKnoxville, TN$262M2012
Heritage Bank of FloridaLutz, FL$225M2012
First Cherokee State BankWoodstock, GA$209M2012
Jasper Banking CompanyJasper, GA$207M2012
Second Federal Savings and Loan Association of ChicagoChicago, IL$191M2012
Excel BankSedalia, MO$186M2012
Putnam State BankPalatka, FL$169M2012
The Farmers Bank of LynchburgLynchburg, TN$164M2012
HarVest Bank of MarylandGaithersburg, MD$163M2012
Bank of the Eastern ShoreCambridge, MD$162M2012
Montgomery Bank and TrustAiley, GA$153M2012
Security Exchange BankMarietta, GA$151M2012
Global Commerce BankDoraville, GA$144M2012
GulfSouth Private BankDestin, FL$139M2012
Palm Desert Nat'l BankPalm Desert, CA$129M2012
Hometown Community BankBraselton, GA$125M2012
Georgia Trust BankBuford, GA$117M2012
Patriot Bank MinnesotaForest Lake, MN$105M2012
Security Bank, N.A.North Lauderdale, FL$101M2012
Heartland BankLeawood, KS$96M2012
Covenant Bank & TrustRock Spring, GA$96M2012
Charter Nat'l Bank and TrustHoffman Estates, IL$94M2012
Waukegan Savings BankWaukegan, IL$84M2012
Royal Palm Bank of FloridaNaples, FL$79M2012
Central Florida State BankBelleview, FL$71M2012
New City BankChicago, IL$71M2012
First East Side Savings BankTamarac, FL$66M2012
Carolina Federal Savings BankCharleston, SC$54M2012
Alabama Trust Bank, N.A.Sylacauga, AL$52M2012
Fort Lee Federal Savings Bank, FSBFort Lee, NJ$49M2012
First Capital BankKingfisher, OK$44M2012
Farmers and Traders State BankShabbona, IL$43M2012
Community Bank of the OzarksSunrise Beach, MO$43M2012
Glasgow Savings BankGlasgow, MO$22M2012
First Community BankTaos, NM$2.2B2011
Integra Bank, N.A.Evansville, IN$2.0B2011
Community Banks of ColoradoGreenwood Village, CO$1.3B2011
Bank of the CommonwealthNorfolk, VA$985M2011
Bank of ChoiceGreeley, CO$954M2011
First Chicago Bank & TrustChicago, IL$897M2011
Park Avenue BankValdosta, GA$849M2011
FirsTier BankLouisville, CO$764M2011
Nexity BankBirmingham, AL$758M2011
Atlantic Southern BankMacon, GA$742M2011
First Georgia Banking CompanyFranklin, GA$731M2011
Colorado Capital BankCastle Rock, CO$666M2011
First Commercial Bank of FloridaOrlando, FL$579M2011
Bank of WhitmanColfax, WA$549M2011
The First Nat'l Bank of OlatheOlathe, KS$538M2011
Community Central BankMount Clemens, MI$452M2011
The RiverBankWyoming, MN$420M2011
Peoples State BankHamtramck, MI$391M2011
Habersham BankClarkesville, GA$388M2011
Central Progressive BankLacombe, LA$383M2011
Sun Security BankEllington, MO$351M2011
First Nat'l Bank of Central FloridaWinter Park, FL$342M2011
CommunitySouth Bank and TrustEasley, SC$341M2011
McIntosh State BankJackson, GA$340M2011
Bartow County BankCartersville, GA$314M2011
First Nat'l Bank of FloridaMilton, FL$297M2011
First Choice Community BankDallas, GA$291M2011
Citizens Bank of Northern CaliforniaNevada City, CA$289M2011
LandMark Bank of FloridaSarasota, FL$266M2011
Evergreen State BankStoughton, WI$241M2011
First International BankPlano, TX$240M2011
American Trust BankRoswell, GA$238M2011
BankMeridian, N.A.Columbia, SC$233M2011
Heritage Banking GroupCarthage, MS$228M2011
First Peoples BankPort St. Lucie, FL$225M2011
Citizens Bank of EffinghamSpringfield, GA$214M2011
Oglethorpe BankBrunswick, GA$211M2011
Canyon Nat'l BankPalm Springs, CA$211M2011
Old Harbor BankClearwater, FL$209M2011
Bank of AshevilleAsheville, NC$205M2011
Piedmont Community BankGray, GA$199M2011
SunFirst BankSaint George, UT$198M2011
Country BankAledo, IL$195M2011
First State BankCranford, NJ$192M2011
Legacy BankMilwaukee, WI$190M2011
Western Springs Nat'l Bank and TrustWestern Springs, IL$187M2011
Decatur First BankDecatur, GA$185M2011
High Trust BankStockbridge, GA$180M2011
One Georgia BankAtlanta, GA$178M2011
First Heritage BankSnohomish, WA$173M2011
Community Capital BankJonesboro, GA$165M2011
First Southern Nat'l BankStatesboro, GA$165M2011
Bank of CommerceWood Dale, IL$163M2011
Western Nat'l BankPhoenix, AZ$163M2011
Blue Ridge Savings BankAsheville, NC$161M2011
North Georgia BankWatkinsville, GA$153M2011
Patriot Bank of GeorgiaCumming, GA$151M2011
Summit BankBurlington, WA$143M2011
First Choice BankGeneva, IL$141M2011
Legacy BankScottsdale, AZ$136M2011
Nevada Commerce BankLas Vegas, NV$135M2011
Premier Community Bank of the Emerald CoastCrestview, FL$126M2011
Sunshine State Community BankPort Orange, FL$126M2011
Valley Community BankSt. Charles, IL$124M2011
Charter Oak BankNapa, CA$121M2011
Bank of ShorewoodShorewood, IL$111M2011
Mid City Bank, Inc.Omaha, NE$106M2011
Mountain Heritage BankClayton, GA$104M2011
New Horizons BankEast Ellijay, GA$103M2011
CreekSide BankWoodstock, GA$102M2011
Enterprise Banking CompanyMcDonough, GA$99M2011
First Commercial Bank of Tampa BayTampa, FL$99M2011
Polk County BankJohnston, IA$92M2011
First Nat'l Bank of DavisDavis, OK$90M2011
Badger State BankCassville, WI$84M2011
Virginia Business BankRichmond, VA$83M2011
Summit BankPrescott, AZ$73M2011
Cortez Community BankBrooksville, FL$66M2011
Signature BankWindsor, CO$63M2011
Community Bank of RockmartRockmart, GA$62M2011
Community First BankChicago, IL$51M2011
Public Savings BankHuntingdon Valley, PA$47M2011
First State BankCamargo, OK$45M2011
Southshore Community BankApollo Beach, FL$41M2011
All American BankDes Plaines, IL$35M2011
Rosemount Nat'l BankRosemount, MN$21M2011
Westernbank Puerto RicoMayaguez, PR$10.8B2010
R-G Premier Bank of Puerto RicoHato Rey, PR$5.7B2010
Riverside Nat'l Bank of FloridaFort Pierce, FL$3.4B2010
Frontier BankEverett, WA$3.3B2010
Midwest Bank and Trust CompanyElmwood Park, IL$3.2B2010
Amcore BankRockford, IL$3.1B2010
EurobankSan Juan, PR$2.5B2010
ShoreBankChicago, IL$2.2B2010
First Regional BankLos Angeles, CA$2.1B2010
CF BancorpPort Huron, MI$1.6B2010
Hillcrest BankOverland Park, KS$1.6B2010
Advanta Bank CorpDraper, UT$1.5B2010
Horizon BankBellingham, WA$1.2B2010
Community Bank and TrustCornelia, GA$1.2B2010
Broadway BankChicago, IL$1.1B2010
Appalachian Community BankEllijay, GA$1.0B2010
Premier BankJefferson City, MO$989M2010
City BankLynnwood, WA$982M2010
Crescent Bank and Trust CoJasper, GA$970M2010
Columbia River BankThe Dalles, OR$955M2010
First Nat'l Bank of GeorgiaCarrollton, GA$841M2010
Florida Community BankImmokalee, FL$836M2010
First Banking CenterBurlington, WI$751M2010
Rainier Pacific BankTacoma, WA$718M2010
LibertyBankEugene, OR$715M2010
Barnes Banking CompanyKaysville, UT$709M2010
Darby Bank & TrustVidalia, GA$655M2010
Bank of Florida-SouthwestNaples, FL$641M2010
Peninsula BankEnglewood, FL$630M2010
First Nat'l Bank of the SouthSpartanburg, SC$619M2010
Tamalpais BankSan Rafael, CA$612M2010
Bank of Florida-SoutheastFort Lauderdale, FL$595M2010
Beach First Nat'l BankMyrtle Beach, SC$590M2010
Home Nat'l BankBlackwell, OK$585M2010
K BankRandallstown, MD$538M2010
Sun American BankBoca Raton, FL$536M2010
Washington First International BankSeattle, WA$521M2010
The Park Avenue BankNew York, NY$520M2010
Butte Community BankChico, CA$499M2010
Desert Hills BankPhoenix, AZ$497M2010
Palos Bank and TrustPalos Heights, IL$493M2010
Nevada Security BankReno, NV$492M2010
The Cowlitz BankLongview, WA$489M2010
The Bank of Miami, N.A.Coral Gables, FL$448M2010
New Century BankChicago, IL$447M2010
Peoples BankWinder, GA$447M2010
Wheatland BankNaperville, IL$442M2010
George Washington Savings BankOrland Park, IL$414M2010
Wakulla BankCrawfordville, FL$402M2010
Bank of HiawasseeHiawassee, GA$378M2010
Coastal Community BankPanama City, FL$377M2010
McIntosh Commercial BankCarrollton, GA$363M2010
Sun West BankLas Vegas, NV$361M2010
Sterling BankLantana, FL$355M2010
Sonoma Valley BankSonoma, CA$337M2010
Old Southern BankOrlando, FL$336M2010
1st Pacific Bank of CaliforniaSan Diego, CA$336M2010
American Marine BankBainbridge Island, WA$329M2010
Pacific State BankStockton, CA$312M2010
Unity Nat'l BankCartersville, GA$301M2010
Premier American BankMiami, FL$299M2010
North County BankArlington, WA$289M2010
Innovative BankOakland, CA$267M2010
Ravenswood BankChicago, IL$265M2010
Paramount BankFarmington Hills, MI$253M2010
First Nat'l BankSavannah, GA$253M2010
Home Valley BankCave Junction, OR$250M2010
First Commerce Community BankDouglasville, GA$248M2010
Butler BankLowell, MA$246M2010
Chestatee State BankDawsonville, GA$244M2010
Statewide BankCovington, LA$243M2010
The Bank of BonifayBonifay, FL$243M2010
United Americas BankAtlanta, GA$242M2010
Bank of Florida-Tampa BayTampa, FL$241M2010
Pierce Commercial BankTacoma, WA$221M2010
Bay Nat'l BankBaltimore, MD$218M2010
LibertyPointe BankNew York, NY$216M2010
Centennial BankOgden, UT$213M2010
Bank of IllinoisNormal, IL$212M2010
Copper Star BankScottsdale, AZ$204M2010
SouthwestUSA BankLas Vegas, NV$204M2010
Champion BankCreve Coeur, MO$196M2010
Lincoln Park Saving BankChicago, IL$195M2010
First Southern BankBatesville, AR$192M2010
USA BankPort Chester, NY$191M2010
Horizon BankBradenton, FL$188M2010
Bank of EllijayEllijay, GA$169M2010
NorthWest Bank and TrustAcworth, GA$161M2010
Independent Nat'l BankOcala, FL$156M2010
Haven Trust Bank FloridaPonte Vedra Beach, FL$149M2010
Tifton Banking CompanyTifton, GA$144M2010
First Suburban Nat'l BankMaywood, IL$143M2010
First Lowndes BankLuverne, AL$137M2010
Satilla Community BankSt. Marys, GA$136M2010
Williamsburg First Nat'l BankKingstree, SC$130M2010
Peotone Bank and Trust CompanyPeotone, IL$130M2010
First Nat'l Bank of BarnesvilleBarnesville, GA$127M2010
Towne Bank of ArizonaMesa, AZ$120M2010
Marco Community BankMarco Island, FL$120M2010
Earthstar BankSouthampton, PA$113M2010
Gulf State Community BankCarrabelle, FL$112M2010
New Liberty BankPlymouth, MI$111M2010
Allegiance Bank of North AmericaBala Cynwyd, PA$107M2010
AmericanFirst BankClermont, FL$104M2010
Granite Community BankGranite Bay, CA$103M2010
Southwest Community BankSpringfield, MO$101M2010
Community Security BankNew Prague, MN$101M2010
Western Commercial BankWoodland Hills, CA$99M2010
Century Security BankDuluth, GA$97M2010
Progress Bank of FloridaTampa, FL$95M2010
Shoreline BankShoreline, WA$93M2010
WestBridge Bank and Trust CompanyChesterfield, MO$88M2010
ISN BankCherry Hill, NJ$82M2010
High Desert State BankAlbuquerque, NM$80M2010
First Bank of JacksonvilleJacksonville, FL$74M2010
Citizens Bank and Trust Company of ChicagoChicago, IL$73M2010
Town Community Bank & TrustAntioch, IL$71M2010
American Nat'l BankParma, OH$70M2010
Community Nat'l Bank at BartowBartow, FL$68M2010
Pinehurst BankSt. Paul, MN$61M2010
First Nat'l BankRosedale, MS$60M2010
Marshall Bank, N.A.Hallock, MN$59M2010
The La Coste Nat'l BankLa Coste, TX$54M2010
BC Nat'l BanksButler, MO$52M2010
Carson River Community BankCarson City, NV$51M2010
Lakeside Community BankSterling Heights, MI$49M2010
First Vietnamese American BankWestminster, CA$48M2010
Bramble Savings BankMilford, OH$48M2010
Access BankChamplin, MN$32M2010
Community Nat'l BankLino Lakes, MN$32M2010
Gordon BankGordon, GA$29M2010
Thunder BankSylvan Grove, KS$28M2010
State Bank of AuroraAurora, MN$28M2010
St. Stephen State BankSt. Stephen, MN$23M2010
Bank of LeetonLeeton, MO$20M2010
1st American State Bank of MinnesotaHancock, MN$18M2010
Arcola Homestead Savings BankArcola, IL$17M2010
Colonial BankMontgomery, AL$25.5B2009
United Commercial BankSan Francisco, CA$10.9B2009
California Nat'l BankLos Angeles, CA$7.8B2009
Corus BankChicago, IL$7.0B2009
Park Nat'l BankChicago, IL$4.7B2009
Silverton Bank, N.A.Atlanta, GA$4.2B2009
Imperial Capital BankLa Jolla, CA$4.0B2009
San Diego Nat'l BankSan Diego, CA$3.6B2009
Irwin Union Bank and Trust CompanyColumbus, IN$2.8B2009
Orion BankNaples, FL$2.6B2009
Pacific Nat'l BankSan Francisco, CA$2.3B2009
Georgian BankAtlanta, GA$2.2B2009
New Frontier BankGreeley, CO$1.8B2009
County BankMerced, CA$1.7B2009
Vineyard BankRancho Cucamonga, CA$1.6B2009
Mutual BankHarvey, IL$1.6B2009
Community Bank of NevadaLas Vegas, NV$1.4B2009
Temecula Valley BankTemecula, CA$1.4B2009
First Bank of Beverly HillsCalabasas, CA$1.3B2009
Affinity BankVentura, CA$1.2B2009
Alliance BankCulver City, CA$1.1B2009
Omni Nat'l BankAtlanta, GA$980M2009
Venture BankLacey, WA$968M2009
Cooperative BankWilmington, NC$967M2009
Security Bank of Bibb CountyMacon, GA$944M2009
Founders BankWorth, IL$889M2009
The Buckhead Community BankAtlanta, GA$856M2009
1st Centennial BankRedlands, CA$798M2009
San Joaquin BankBakersfield, CA$766M2009
TeamBank, N.A.Paola, KS$670M2009
CapitalSouth BankBirmingham, AL$587M2009
Independent Bankers' BankSpringfield, IL$586M2009
Strategic Capital BankChampaign, IL$547M2009
Riverside Bank of the Gulf CoastCape Coral, FL$524M2009
SolutionsBankOverland Park, KS$511M2009
Warren BankWarren, MI$505M2009
Cape Fear BankWilmington, NC$492M2009
Mirae BankLos Angeles, CA$481M2009
Mainstreet BankForest Lake, MN$459M2009
First State BankSarasota, FL$448M2009
Bank of Clark CountyVancouver, WA$441M2009
Citizens Nat'l BankMacomb, IL$439M2009
Republic Federal Bank, N.A.Miami, FL$433M2009
Security Bank of Jones CountyGray, GA$433M2009
Nat'l Bank of CommerceBerkeley, IL$420M2009
Southern Community BankFayetteville, GA$372M2009
Security Bank of Houston CountyPerry, GA$372M2009
Westsound BankBremerton, WA$335M2009
Bank of ElmwoodRacine, WI$327M2009
North Houston BankHouston, TX$325M2009
RockBridge Commercial BankAtlanta, GA$294M2009
FirstCity BankStockbridge, GA$285M2009
America West BankLayton, UT$282M2009
First DuPage Bank of WestmontWestmont, IL$262M2009
Corn Belt Bank & Trust Co.Pittsfield, IL$260M2009
Security Bank of Gwinnett CountySuwanee, GA$259M2009
Madisonville State BankMadisonville, TX$256M2009
Great Basin Bank of NevadaElko, NV$239M2009
Security Savings BankHenderson, NV$238M2009
Heritage Community BankGlenwood, IL$235M2009
Ocala Nat'l BankOcala, FL$219M2009
Bank USA, N.A.Phoenix, AZ$213M2009
Bank of LincolnwoodLincolnwood, IL$213M2009
Neighborhood Community BankNewnan, GA$213M2009
BankFirstSioux Falls, SD$211M2009
InBankOak Forest, IL$210M2009
Community Bank of West GeorgiaVilla Rica, GA$201M2009
Community First BankPrineville, OR$200M2009
Prosperan BankOakdale, MN$197M2009
Security Bank of North FultonAlpharetta, GA$191M2009
Security Bank of North MetroWoodstock, GA$184M2009
Flagship Nat'l BankBradenton, FL$178M2009
Benchmark BankAurora, IL$173M2009
Freedom Bank of GeorgiaCommerce, GA$172M2009
Citizens State BankNew Baltimore, MI$169M2009
Michigan Heritage BankFarmington Hills, MI$168M2009
First Coweta BankNewnan, GA$164M2009
First BankAmericanoElizabeth, NJ$163M2009
Community Bank of ArizonaPhoenix, AZ$159M2009
First Nat'l Bank of AnthonyAnthony, KS$157M2009
United Security BankSparta, GA$154M2009
First Nat'l Bank of DanvilleDanville, IL$148M2009
Sherman County BankLoup City, NE$135M2009
Silver Falls BankSilverton, OR$134M2009
Pacific Coast Nat'l BankSan Clemente, CA$131M2009
First Security Nat'l BankNorcross, GA$127M2009
Colorado Nat'l BankColorado Springs, CO$124M2009
Millennium State Bank of TexasDallas, TX$119M2009
Citizens Nat'l BankTeague, TX$118M2009
First Piedmont BankWinder, GA$114M2009
American United BankLawrenceville, GA$110M2009
First State BankFlagstaff, AZ$107M2009
American Southern BankKennesaw, GA$106M2009
Integrity BankJupiter, FL$105M2009
Riverview Community BankOtsego, MN$99M2009
Community Nat'l Bank of Sarasota CountyVenice, FL$93M2009
First State Bank of AltusAltus, OK$91M2009
Horizon BankPine City, MN$85M2009
Hillcrest Bank FloridaNaples, FL$83M2009
Community Bank of LemontLemont, IL$82M2009
MetroPacific BankIrvine, CA$75M2009
Rock River BankOregon, IL$75M2009
Brickwell Community BankWoodbury, MN$73M2009
Pinnacle Bank of OregonBeaverton, OR$72M2009
Commerce Bank of Southwest FloridaFort Myers, FL$71M2009
Bank of WyomingThermopolis, WY$70M2009
John Warner BankClinton, IL$70M2009
Waterford Village BankWilliamsville, NY$56M2009
Elizabeth State BankElizabeth, IL$55M2009
Jennings State BankSpring Grove, MN$52M2009
The Tattnall BankReidsville, GA$50M2009
Citizens Community BankRidgewood, NJ$41M2009
Valley Capital Bank, N.A.Mesa, AZ$40M2009
First State Bank of WinchesterWinchester, IL$30M2009
Gateway Bank of St. LouisSt. Louis, MO$27M2009
First Bank of Kansas CityKansas City, MO$16M2009
Franklin BankHouston, TX$5.1B2008
First Nat'l Bank of NevadaReno, NV$3.4B2008
Silver State BankHenderson, NV$2.0B2008
Integrity BankAlpharetta, GA$1.1B2008
The Columbian Bank and Trust CompanyTopeka, KS$735M2008
The Community BankLoganville, GA$635M2008
Haven Trust BankDuluth, GA$560M2008
Security Pacific BankLos Angeles, CA$528M2008
Alpha Bank & TrustAlpharetta, GA$354M2008
Freedom BankBradenton, FL$271M2008
First Priority BankBradenton, FL$259M2008
First Georgia Community BankJackson, GA$256M2008
First Heritage Bank, N.A.Newport Beach, CA$255M2008
Main Street BankNorthville, MI$112M2008
First Integrity Bank, N.A.Staples, MN$53M2008
Douglass Nat'l BankKansas City, MO$53M2008
Meridian BankEldred, IL$38M2008
Sanderson State BankSanderson, TX$38M2008
Hume BankHume, MO$19M2008
Sixty of these were Florida banks, more than any state but Georgia. Three closed after the source list was last compiled — Tioga-Franklin, Small Business Bank and Kentland Federal, all in 2026 — and were added from the FDIC list; each filed a 2026Q1 report before closing, so all five of their quarters are there. Sorting by assets puts the 2023 failures on top — First Republic, Silicon Valley and Signature are each larger than every 2008–2012 failure combined with room to spare. Sixty-two failures are missing: savings institutions supervised by the OTS filed Thrift Financial Reports rather than Call Reports, so they have no UBPR and cannot be opened here. Washington Mutual, IndyMac, Downey, AmTrust and BankUnited FSB are all in that group. Six thrifts that moved onto Call Reports in 2012Q1 and failed within the year open on one to three quarters rather than five, because that is every quarter they filed.
Bank names, cities and assets are from ubpr-master.json, script_version v22, current through 2026Q1. Names are as chartered, so the sign on the branch is sometimes different from the name here.
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