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Bank health

Every FDIC-insured US bank, scored on public data

The FinObservatory Composite rates each active institution 0-100 (higher = financially stronger) as a peer-percentile blend of five call-report dimensions. It is a transparent proxy built only from public FDIC filings, not the confidential CAMELS supervisory rating and not investment or deposit advice.

4,292
Institutions scored
$26.24T
Total assets
2026Q1
Latest quarter
40
Failures since 2015

Data as of 2026Q1 (FDIC call reports)

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite (institutions, financials, failures) Figures for the latest reported quarter; FDIC dollar fields are in thousands of USD. Methodology

EU banks: EBA transparency data →
119 banks across 25 EU and EEA countries, with capital, leverage and asset quality reproduced exactly as the European Banking Authority published them. No FinObservatory score.
US bank stress tests: the Fed’s DFAST results →
The Federal Reserve’s supervisory stress test: the latest-cycle severely-adverse CET1 path for every tested firm, the aggregate minimum-capital history across every DFAST cycle since 2013, and where the projected losses come from. Reproduced as published, no FinObservatory score.

Composite score distribution

How the 4,292 scored institutions spread across the 0-100 scale in 2026Q1.

33
214
680
1,124
1,280
663
258
39
1
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90

Composite score band (0-100), 4,292 active institutions. The distribution is bell-shaped and centered near 50 by construction: the composite averages up to twelve peer-percentile metrics, so extremes on every dimension at once are rare.

Source: FinObservatory Composite (derived from FDIC call reports) Methodology

Bank screener

Every active institution with a composite this quarter, largest first. Search by name, city, or state; filter by asset-size peer group; sort by assets or composite. Each row links to the bank’s full scorecard.

4,292 of 4,292 banks
BankStatePeer group
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association #628OH$250B and up$4.02T
64.8
Bank of America, National Association #3510NC$250B and up$2.67T
47.2
Citibank, National Association #7213SD$250B and up$1.93T
68.0
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association #3511SD$250B and up$1.85T
46.9
Goldman Sachs Bank USA #33124NY$250B and up$751.78B
43.0
U.S. Bank National Association #6548OH$250B and up$683.38B
45.6
Capital One, National Association #4297VA$250B and up$672.01B
52.6
PNC Bank, National Association #6384DE$250B and up$567.95B
50.7
Truist Bank #9846NC$250B and up$541.18B
53.4
The Bank of New York Mellon #639NY$250B and up$467.35B
58.4
Morgan Stanley Bank, National Association #32992UT$250B and up$391.31B
62.3
State Street Bank and Trust Company #14MA$250B and up$386.55B
52.0
TD Bank, National Association #18409DE$250B and up$345.61B
57.5
Fifth Third Bank, National Association #6672OH$250B and up$296.12B
44.6
The Huntington National Bank #6560OH$250B and up$284.14B
40.0
BMO Bank National Association #16571IL$250B and up$251.96B
63.0
Charles Schwab Bank, SSB #57450TX$10B - $250B$242.91B
65.5
Morgan Stanley Private Bank, National Association #34221NY$10B - $250B$241.39B
53.4
First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company #11063NC$10B - $250B$235.52B
39.6
Citizens Bank, National Association #57957RI$10B - $250B$227.13B
41.2
American Express National Bank #27471UT$10B - $250B$217.57B
49.4
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company #588NY$10B - $250B$214.20B
42.2
KeyBank National Association #17534OH$10B - $250B$185.98B
50.8
Ally Bank #57803UT$10B - $250B$185.66B
47.8
The Northern Trust Company #913IL$10B - $250B$173.84B
57.4
HSBC Bank USA, National Association #57890VA$10B - $250B$167.71B
47.8
Regions Bank #12368AL$10B - $250B$159.43B
46.5
Pinnacle Bank #35583TN$10B - $250B$122.63B
33.5
UBS Bank USA, National Association #57565UT$10B - $250B$122.26B
59.9
Synchrony Bank #27314UT$10B - $250B$114.86B
57.8
USAA Federal Savings Bank #32188AZ$10B - $250B$109.67B
54.2
Santander Bank, N.A. #29950DE$10B - $250B$106.09B
55.8
City National Bank #17281CA$10B - $250B$99.95B
49.6
Western Alliance Bank #57512AZ$10B - $250B$98.77B
24.1
Zions Bancorporation, N.A. #2270UT$10B - $250B$87.96B
44.9
Flagstar Bank, National Association #32541NY$10B - $250B$87.13B
24.8
Webster Bank, National Association #18221CT$10B - $250B$85.53B
46.5
First Horizon Bank #4977TN$10B - $250B$83.82B
43.1
East West Bank #31628CA$10B - $250B$82.47B
65.9
Old National Bank #3832IN$10B - $250B$72.61B
30.2
UMB Bank, National Association #8273MO$10B - $250B$72.35B
60.4
SouthState Bank, National Association #33555FL$10B - $250B$67.87B
55.3
Columbia Bank #17266OR$10B - $250B$66.01B
43.0
CIBC Bank USA #33306IL$10B - $250B$65.13B
60.1
Valley National Bank #9396NJ$10B - $250B$64.39B
42.9
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico #34968PR$10B - $250B$60.63B
49.8
BOKF, National Association #4214OK$10B - $250B$53.49B
55.1
Frost Bank #5510TX$10B - $250B$52.77B
62.3
First National Bank of Pennsylvania #7888PA$10B - $250B$50.42B
56.1
SoFi Bank, National Association #26881UT$10B - $250B$49.67B
56.7
EverBank, National Association #34775FL$10B - $250B$47.23B
26.0
Barclays Bank Delaware #57203DE$10B - $250B$46.65B
58.7
Raymond James Bank #33893FL$10B - $250B$45.74B
56.7
Associated Bank, National Association #5296WI$10B - $250B$45.54B
50.5
Bank of China #33653NY$10B - $250B$44.45B
46.6
Prosperity Bank #16835TX$10B - $250B$43.61B
62.2
MidFirst Bank #4063OK$10B - $250B$42.11B
41.4
Bank OZK #110AR$10B - $250B$41.66B
59.2
Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas #623NY$10B - $250B$39.74B
53.9
Atlantic Union Bank #34589VA$10B - $250B$37.23B
52.8
Commerce Bank #24998MO$10B - $250B$35.54B
72.7
Hancock Whitney Bank #12441MS$10B - $250B$35.53B
56.7
BankUnited, National Association #58979FL$10B - $250B$35.34B
31.8
First National Bank of Omaha #5452NE$10B - $250B$34.73B
56.9
Banc of California #24045CA$10B - $250B$34.64B
41.7
United Bank #22858VA$10B - $250B$33.61B
66.6
Texas Capital Bank #34383TX$10B - $250B$33.21B
53.0
TD Bank USA, National Association #33947DE$10B - $250B$32.72B
56.0
Fulton Bank, National Association #7551PA$10B - $250B$32.11B
48.5
Glacier Bank #30788MT$10B - $250B$31.72B
54.5
BNY Mellon, National Association #7946PA$10B - $250B$30.92B
51.5
Eastern Bank #32773MA$10B - $250B$30.62B
40.3
Sallie Mae Bank #58177UT$10B - $250B$29.46B
58.5
FirstBank #18714CO$10B - $250B$29.36B
45.2
City National Bank of Florida #20234FL$10B - $250B$28.63B
56.8
Axos Bank #35546CA$10B - $250B$28.24B
44.5
United Community Bank #16889SC$10B - $250B$28.11B
49.7
Arvest Bank #8728AR$10B - $250B$28.02B
39.5
Ameris Bank #20504GA$10B - $250B$28.02B
65.5
WaFd Bank #28088WA$10B - $250B$27.55B
40.3
Charles Schwab Premier Bank, SSB #33497TX$10B - $250B$27.44B
81.8
WesBanco Bank, Inc. #803WV$10B - $250B$27.42B
45.1
Renasant Bank #12437MS$10B - $250B$27.09B
42.8
First Interstate Bank #1105MT$10B - $250B$26.36B
43.4
Customers Bank #34444PA$10B - $250B$25.86B
52.0
Ameriprise Bank, FSB #58303MN$10B - $250B$25.51B
82.3
Provident Bank #12010NJ$10B - $250B$25.19B
49.4
Rockland Trust Company #9712MA$10B - $250B$24.79B
57.4
Simmons Bank #3890AR$10B - $250B$24.65B
33.1
First Hawaiian Bank #17985HI$10B - $250B$24.27B
60.5
Cathay Bank #18503CA$10B - $250B$24.04B
61.1
Bank of Hawaii #18053HI$10B - $250B$23.88B
56.3
State Bank of India #33682NY$10B - $250B$23.46B
46.8
TriState Capital Bank #58457PA$10B - $250B$23.25B
44.2
Centennial Bank #11241AR$10B - $250B$23.03B
68.5
First Financial Bank #6600OH$10B - $250B$22.69B
49.6
TowneBank #35095VA$10B - $250B$22.36B
47.5
Beacon Bank and Trust #17798MA$10B - $250B$22.18B
28.9
Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB #17838DE$10B - $250B$22.02B
67.0
Mechanics Bank #1768CA$10B - $250B$21.40B
53.6

Source: FinObservatory Composite (derived from FDIC call reports) Methodology

Recent failures

The most recent FDIC-resolved bank failures. 40 FDIC-insured banks have failed since 2015, far below the 2008-2012 wave, but the tail has not closed. How the composite scored each failure before it happened, hits, misses and the false-positive base rate, is published in full on the backtest page.

BankLocationFailedAssetsEst. DIF cost
COMMUNITY BANK AND TRUST - WEST GEORGIALAGRANGE, GAMay 1, 2026$305.7MNot reported
METROPOLITAN CAPITAL B&TCHICAGO, ILJan 30, 2026$261.2M$19.6M
SANTA ANNA NATIONAL BANKSANTA ANNA, TXJun 27, 2025$76.9M$23.5M
PULASKI SAVINGS BANKCHICAGO, ILJan 17, 2025$49.5M$31.1M
FIRST NB OF LINDSAYLINDSAY, OKOct 18, 2024$107.8M$45.0M
REPUBLIC BANKPHILADELPHIA, PAApr 26, 2024$5.87B$712.5M

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite (institutions, financials, failures) Estimated cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund as reported by the FDIC; assisted-transaction records are excluded. Methodology

Deposit market structure

How concentrated US bank deposits are, from the FDIC’s annual Summary of Deposits. In 2025 the national deposit market held a Herfindahl-Hirschman Index of 390.7 with the top five institutions holding 37.7% of deposits across 4,431 institutions and 76,120 branch offices. This HHI is an institution-share index (0-10,000), computed nationally here and by state in the tables below; it is not the county or metropolitan-area market definition the Federal Reserve and Department of Justice use in merger-review screening, which measures concentration far more locally.

Deposit HHI (national) (index, 0-10,000)
0200400199420002006201220182025
Top-5 institution share (%)
02040199420002006201220182025
Branch offices (count)
70k80k90k100k199420002006201220182025

Source: FDIC Summary of Deposits (annual branch-office deposit survey) National totals across all FDIC-insured institutions, as of June 30 each year; deposit dollar fields are in thousands of USD. Methodology

Most concentrated states (2025)

StateHHITop-5Banks
DE4836.494.7%36
SD4654.196.4%81
AK2678.093.9%7
NC2625.785.0%86
HI2568.595.4%13

Least concentrated states (2025)

StateHHITop-5Banks
IA203.925.8%266
KS222.426.6%241
KY355.934.8%156
IN446.938.4%133
ND451.137.8%73

Source: FDIC Summary of Deposits (annual branch-office deposit survey) Ranked among the 50 states by institution-share HHI; DC and the US territories and freely-associated states are excluded so the comparison is like-for-like. Methodology

See the full methodology for the formula, component weights, peer groups, the 2023-failures backtest, the DFAST and deposit-concentration sources, and the mandatory not-CAMELS / not-advice caveats.