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Banks and credit unions running 2× their peer cohort's nonperforming ratio

Institutions whose nonperforming-loan ratio is at least twice the median for their size cohort — surfaces outliers that are running well above peers regardless of absolute level.

Q1 202650 institutions (archived snapshot)
In Q1 2026, CRIERS in NJ reported nonperforming assets at 94.37%, a +93.72pp deviation from the 50-institution cohort median of 0.65%. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (STRATFORD) in CT and MT ZION WOODLAWN in OH similarly exceeded peer levels at 80.58% and 51.76%, respectively.
Outliers vs Peer Cohort
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL % vs PeerQoQTrend
1CRIERSCUNJ93.7% +94.4
2FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (STRATFORD)CUCT79.9% +78.6
3MT ZION WOODLAWNCUOH51.1% +5.9
4STEPHENS COUNTY COMMUNITYCUGA48.4% +49.0
5NRS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCUAL41.5% -1.3
6MONET BANKBANKTX36.1% +2.5
7PEAR ORCHARDCUTX35.8% +4.0
8AMERICAN TRUST&SAVINGS BANKBANKIA29.6% +20.7
9NEW LIFECUPA27.0% +6.6
10BYKOTACUNY25.4% -0.6
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL % vs PeerQoQTrend
11EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCUTX████████████
12HILL DISTRICTCUPA████████████
13MERIDEN POSTAL EMPLOYEESCUCT████████████
14FAR ROCKAWAY POSTALCUNY████████████
15LAMONT BANK OF ST JOHNBANKWA████████████
16AKRONCUCO████████████
17UNION BAPTIST GREENBURGHCUNY████████████
18NANO BANCBANKCA████████████
19GLAMORGAN EMPLOYEESCUVA████████████
20PEOPLE TRUST COMMUNITYCUAR████████████
21FIRST UNITYCUMS████████████
22SHAKER HEIGHTSCUOH████████████
23MIDFIRST BANKBANKOK████████████
24GRAND RIVERS COMMUNITY BANKBANKIL████████████
25GREATER CENTENNIALCUNY████████████
26FIRST&PEOPLES BANK&TRUST COBANKKY████████████
27CHICAGO AVENUE GARAGECUIL████████████
28CALIFORNIA PACIFIC BANKBANKCA████████████
29PLAINFIELD POLICE & FIREMEN'SCUNJ████████████
30WRIGHT-DUNBAR AREACUOH████████████
31ST. ATHANASIUSCUIA████████████
32WEDEVELOPMENTCUMO████████████
33SARGENTCUDC████████████
34COLUMBIA SAVINGS&LOAN ASSNBANKWI████████████
35PARIS DISTRICTCUTX████████████
36LOCAL 355 MDCUMD████████████
37GUERNSEY COMMUNITYCUWY████████████
38WASHITA VALLEY BANKBANKOK████████████
39BASF CHATTANOOGACUTN████████████
40STEPPING STONES COMMUNITYCUDE████████████
41ISSAQUENA COUNTYCUMS████████████
42BANK OF CHINABANKCA████████████
43UNITED HOSPITAL CENTERCUWV████████████
44IMPERIALCUIL████████████
45CAMDEN FIREMEN'SCUNJ████████████
46FRIONA TEXASCUTX████████████
47PILGRIM CUCCCUTX████████████
48ST. PHILIP'S CHURCHCUNY████████████
49BERKSHIRE BANKBANKNY████████████
50METROPOLITAN CHURCHCUVA████████████

Methodology

We rank institutions whose nonperforming-loan ratio is at least 2× the median for their size cohort. The peer median is the median nonperforming ratio across all active institutions in the same size cohort and quarter. Qualifying institutions are sorted by how far their ratio sits above that median, largest first, so the biggest outliers lead the list. For banks (FDIC-insured): non-current loans — FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-N line 9, 90+ days past due col B (RCFD1407 / RCON1407) plus nonaccrual col C (RCFD1403 / RCON1403); total loans denominator — Schedule RC-C line 12 (RCFD2122 / RCON2122). For credit unions: 60+ days delinquent — NCUA ACCT_041B (direct aggregate); total loans denominator — NCUA ACCT_025B. Size cohorts and peer medians are recalculated every quarter. Comparing banks with credit unions: bank "non-current" loans (90+ days past due or nonaccrual) and credit-union "60+ days delinquent" loans are the closest measures the two filings share, not exact equivalents. Methodology updated 2026-03-31: bank non-current loan volumes now come directly from FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-N. Earlier quarters used an approximation derived from BankFind ratios, so today's rankings use a more precise bank-side figure. Read the methodology update note at /blog/npl-explorer-fdic-cdr-direct-sourcing.

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