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Banks with the largest absolute Construction — 1-4 family non-performing loan exposure

Banks with the largest absolute dollar exposure to non-performing loans in a specific category. Volume-ranked rather than ratio-ranked, so this card complements rising-npls (which surfaces banks with the fastest ratio increase). A large bank with a flat-but-large NPL book may not appear on rising-npls but is the dominant story for category-level exposure on this card.

Q2 202650 institutions
In Q2 2026, SIMMONS BANK in AR held the highest nonperforming loan volume in Construction — 1-4 family among 50 reporting institutions, with $37M in NPLs. JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA and FIRSTBANK followed with $34M and $28M, respectively.
NPL Volume Leaders by Category
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL VolumeQoQTrend
1SIMMONS BANKBANKAR$37M +$13M
2JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NABANKOH$34M -$33M
3FIRSTBANKBANKTN$28M +$6M
4FLAGSTAR BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKNY$28M +$18M
5BANK IOWABANKIA$20M +$20M
6GOLDMAN SACHS BANK USABANKNY$15M -$0
7REPUBLIC BANK OF CHICAGOBANKIL$15M +$15M
8CAPITAL BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKMD$13M +$10M
9CALIFORNIA PACIFIC BANKBANKCA$10M +$110K
10MUTUALONE BANKBANKMA$10M -$2M
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL VolumeQoQTrend
11EXCHANGE BANKBANKNE████████████
12U S BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKOH████████████
13BANKGLOUCESTERBANKMA████████████
14DEDHAM INST FOR SVGBANKMA████████████
15SULLIVAN BANKBANKMO████████████
16FNB COMMUNITY BANKBANKOK████████████
17HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANKBANKOH████████████
18FULTON BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKPA████████████
19OCEANFIRST BANK NABANKNJ████████████
20CITIZENS COMMUNITY BANKBANKIL████████████
21MERIDIAN BANKBANKPA████████████
22FIRST FED BANKBANKWA████████████
23SOUTHSTATE BANK NABANKFL████████████
24INTERBANKBANKOK████████████
25BANC OF CALIFORNIABANKCA████████████
26PINNACLE BANKBANKTN████████████
27REGENT BANKBANKOK████████████
28MABREY BANKBANKOK████████████
29AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK&TRUSTBANKTX████████████
30EXCHANGE BANKBANKCA████████████
31BANK OF AMERICA NABANKNC████████████
32FEDERAL SAVINGS BANKBANKIL████████████
33BANK OF UTAHBANKUT████████████
34ROCKLAND TRUST COBANKMA████████████
35FIRST STATE BANKBANKTX████████████
36COLORADO FSBBANKCO████████████
37EQUITY BANKBANKKS████████████
38INVESTAR BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKLA████████████
39EASTERN SAVINGS BANK FSBBANKMD████████████
40ATLANTIC UNION BANKBANKVA████████████
41LEAD BANKBANKMO████████████
42FIRST UNITED BANK&TRUST COBANKOK████████████
43FIRSTIER BANKBANKNE████████████
44CITIZENS&NORTHERN BANKBANKPA████████████
45FINANCE FACTORS LTDBANKHI████████████
46STUDIO BANKBANKTN████████████
47PRIORITYONE BANKBANKMS████████████
48BANNER BANKBANKWA████████████
49MANUFACTURERS&TRADERS TR COBANKNY████████████
50FIRST-CITIZENS BANK&TRUST COBANKNC████████████

Methodology

This card ranks banks by absolute non-performing loan volume in each loan category — largest first, top 50. There is no minimum-dollar threshold; the per-category leaderboards naturally surface the largest banks in each segment. Field source: FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-N per-category nonaccrual plus 90-days-past-due dollar columns, taken directly from the FFIEC Central Data Repository (CDR). The sibling Charge-Off Velocity card shows how fast a category is deteriorating; this card shows where the existing stock of problem loans sits.

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