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Institutions running below well-capitalized capital thresholds

Institutions that tripped a regulatory capital-pressure flag this quarter. Banks raise the flag when Tier 1 leverage drops below 5% or total risk-based capital drops below 10%; credit unions raise it when the net worth ratio drops below 7%. Within flagged institutions, those running well above their size-cohort peer median on nonperforming loans surface first.

Q2 202650 institutions
In Q2 2026, 50 institutions showed capital levels below peer medians. LAMONT BANK OF ST JOHN in WA led the group with a deviation of +49.5pp below peers, followed by EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT in TX at +41.4pp and HOBART IND SCHOOL EMPLOYEES in IN at +39.5pp.
Capital-Pressured Institutions
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL % vs PeerQoQTrend
1LAMONT BANK OF ST JOHNBANKWA49.5% +27.9
2EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCUTX41.4% +16.5
3HOBART IND SCHOOL EMPLOYEESCUIN39.5% +39.2
4BYKOTACUNY32.6% +7.2
5NANO BANCBANKCA25.3% +5.2
6COLUMBIA SAVINGS&LOAN ASSNBANKWI19.1% +5.0
7FIRST&PEOPLES BANK&TRUST COBANKKY14.9% -1.9
8FIRST SECURITY BANK&TRUST COBANKOK12.8% +4.3
9GN BANKBANKIL12.8% +2.4
10WEDEVELOPMENTCUMO11.8% -2.8
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL % vs PeerQoQTrend
11SOLON STATE BANKBANKIA████████████
12FIRST SOUTHERN BANKBANKAL████████████
13BANK OF CHINABANKCA████████████
14TIOGA-FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANKBANKPA████████████
15RED RIVER STATE BANKBANKMN████████████
16FIRST NB OF FAIRFAXBANKMN████████████
17FIRST STATE BANK IN TEMPLEBANKOK████████████
18BANK OF ONTARIOBANKWI████████████
19GARFIELD COUNTY BANKBANKMT████████████
20WASHITA VALLEY BANKBANKOK████████████
21IUKA STATE BANKBANKIL████████████
22FIRST BANKBANKKS████████████
23HOME SAVINGS BANK FSBBANKKY████████████
24CITIZENS BANK&TRUST COBANKLA████████████
25FIRST SUMMIT BANKBANKOK████████████
26VITELCO EMPLOYEESCUVI████████████
27SOUTH LAFOURCHE B&T COBANKLA████████████
28MONTEZUMA STATE BANKBANKIA████████████
29STATE EXCHANGE BANKBANKOK████████████
30BANK OF GUEYDANBANKLA████████████
31FARMERS STATE BANKBANKKS████████████
32EASTERN SAVINGS BANK FSBBANKMD████████████
33OLD GLORY BANKBANKOK████████████
34PRINCEVILLE STATE BANKBANKIL████████████
35FAIRMOUNT STATE BANKBANKIN████████████
36FARMERS BANKBANKCO████████████
37HEADWATERS STATE BANKBANKWI████████████
38FIRST ENTERPRISE BANKBANKOK████████████
39FIRST UTAH BANKBANKUT████████████
40AMERICAN BANK&TRUST COBANKOK████████████
41BANK OF FRANKEWINGBANKTN████████████
42SNB BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKOK████████████
43TRIAD BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKOK████████████
44CIVICCUNC████████████
45M C BANK&TRUST COBANKLA████████████
46MUTUALONE BANKBANKMA████████████
47SORG BAY WESTCUOH████████████
48CITIZENS COMMUNITY BANKBANKIL████████████
49CROWN BANKBANKNJ████████████
50MRV BANKSBANKMO████████████

Methodology

Banks (FDIC-insured) are flagged when the Tier 1 leverage ratio drops below 5% OR the total risk-based capital ratio drops below 10%. Credit unions (NCUA-chartered) are flagged when the net worth ratio drops below 7% (the NCUA "well capitalized" line). Flagged institutions are then ranked by how far their nonperforming-loan ratio sits above the median for their size cohort. For banks: Tier 1 leverage ratio — FDIC BankFind RBC1AAJ; total risk-based capital ratio — FDIC BankFind RBCRWAJ. Capital ratios still come from BankFind; only the nonperforming-loan figures moved to direct call-report sourcing. Bank nonperforming-loan ratio: numerator — FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-N line 9, 90+ days past due col B (RCFD1407 / RCON1407) plus nonaccrual col C (RCFD1403 / RCON1403); denominator — Schedule RC-C line 12 total loans (RCFD2122 / RCON2122). For credit unions: net worth ratio — NCUA ACCT_998 (reported in hundredths of a percent and converted to a percentage). Credit-union delinquency ratio — NCUA ACCT_041B divided by total loans, ACCT_025B. Comparing banks with credit unions: the capital flag uses different regulatory thresholds for each (Tier 1 / total risk-based capital for banks, net worth ratio for credit unions). The peer ranking compares bank "non-current" loans (90+ days past due or nonaccrual) with credit-union "60+ days delinquent" loans — the closest measures the two filings share, not exact equivalents. Methodology updated 2026-03-31: the bank nonperforming-loan figures used in the peer ranking now come directly from FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-N rather than an approximation derived from BankFind ratios. The capital-flag thresholds (5%, 10%, 7%) are unchanged. Read the methodology update note at /blog/npl-explorer-fdic-cdr-direct-sourcing.

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