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Banks with the steepest multi-quarter rise in CRE — owner-occupied charge-offs

Banks whose category-specific charge-off rate is rising fastest over the trailing two years, measured by linear-regression slope of the year-to-date charge-off ratio. Acceleration in charge-offs is a leading indicator of credit-portfolio deterioration that typically precedes nonperforming-loan ratio spikes by one to three quarters.

Q4 202550 institutions (archived snapshot)
In Q4 2025, charge-offs in CRE — owner-occupied rose across the 50 tracked institutions, with METROPOLITAN CAPITAL B&T (IL) posting the steepest acceleration at +21.9 per quarter. SAVINGS BANK (MA) and PEOPLES BANK (KS) followed with +3.2 and +2.3 quarterly increases, respectively.
Charge-Off Velocity by Category
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RankInstitutionSourceStateCharge-Off TrendTrend
1METROPOLITAN CAPITAL B&TBANKIL+21.9
2SAVINGS BANKBANKMA+3.2
3PEOPLES BANKBANKKS+2.3
4SPRING VALLEY CITY BANKBANKIL+1.1
5UNITY BANKBANKWI+1.0
6FIRST FS&LA OF PORT ANGELESBANKWA+0.9
7FARMERS STATE BANKBANKIL+0.8
8FIRST NATIONAL BANK&TRUSTBANKAL+0.7
9COMMUNITY B&T WEST GEORGIABANKGA+0.7
10COMMERCIAL STATE BANKBANKTX+0.6
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RankInstitutionSourceStateCharge-Off TrendTrend
11CITIZENS FIRST BANKBANKIA████████
12CLINTON SAVINGS BANKBANKMA████████
13PENNSVILLE NATIONAL BANKBANKNJ████████
14PEOPLES SAVINGS BANKBANKIA████████
15PEOPLES STATE BANK OF VELVABANKND████████
16SMALL BUSINESS BANKBANKKS████████
17SNB BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKOK████████
18AMERICAN BANK&TRUST COBANKOK████████
19FNB COMMUNITY BANKBANKOK████████
20BANK OF PRINCETONBANKNJ████████
21BCB COMMUNITY BANKBANKNJ████████
22COMMUNITY BANKBANKOK████████
23FIRST NB OF EASTERN ARKANSASBANKAR████████
24CENTURY BANK OF THE OZARKSBANKMO████████
25COMMERCIAL BANKBANKNE████████
26STATE BANK OF PEARL CITYBANKIL████████
27GLENS FALLS NB&T COBANKNY████████
28FIRST NATIONAL BANKBANKSD████████
29COMMERCIAL BANKBANKKY████████
30CURRIE STATE BANKBANKMN████████
31SEILING STATE BANKBANKOK████████
32MIDLAND STATES BANKBANKIL████████
33EAGLEBANKBANKMD████████
34FIRST STATE BANK OF BIGFORKBANKMN████████
35TWIN CITY BANKBANKWA████████
36DRAKE BANKBANKMN████████
37WOODSFIELD SAVINGS BANKBANKOH████████
38AMERISTATE BANKBANKOK████████
39CITIZENS STB OF WAVERLY INCBANKMN████████
40MARIES COUNTY BANKBANKMO████████
41FIRST CENTRAL BANKBANKNE████████
42FIRST NATIONAL CMTY BANKBANKGA████████
43IOWA STATE BANKBANKIA████████
44SOUTH GEORGIA BANKING COBANKGA████████
45MERCHANTS&CITIZENS BANKBANKGA████████
46PILOT GROVE SAVINGS BANKBANKIA████████
47AMERICAN ST B&T CO WILLISTONBANKND████████
48COULEE BANKBANKWI████████
49PATHFINDER BANKBANKNY████████
50VERGAS STATE BANKBANKMN████████

Methodology

This card ranks banks by how fast charge-offs in a loan category are accelerating. For each bank, quarter and category, the charge-off ratio is year-to-date charge-offs divided by that category's loan balance. We fit a straight-line trend (the slope) through up to eight quarter-end observations in the trailing two-year window, and rank banks whose slope is at least 0.001 per quarter (roughly 0.4 percentage points a year of rising charge-offs). A bank with fewer than two observations has no trend and is left out. Field sources: FFIEC Call Report Schedule RI-B Part I per-category charge-off codes, taken directly from the FFIEC Central Data Repository (CDR) — the RIAD4635 family at the institution-total level; RIADC234, RIADC235, RIAD5411, RIAD3588, RIADC895, RIADC897, RIADC891, RIADC893, RIAD4638 and RIADB514 / RIADK129 / RIADK205 for individual categories. The same filing's per-category loan balances provide the denominator. Accelerating charge-offs typically come one to three quarters before a jump in the nonperforming-loan ratio, so this card surfaces the early signal. A category with fewer than ten qualifying banks in a quarter gets no page for that quarter.

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