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Banks with the largest absolute Consumer 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, BARCLAYS BANK DELAWARE in DE held the largest nonperforming loan portfolio among 50 consumer lenders tracked, with $488M in NPLs. COMENITY CAPITAL BANK in UT and MERRICK BANK in UT followed with $378M and $306M respectively.
NPL Volume Leaders by Category
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL VolumeQoQTrend
1BARCLAYS BANK DELAWAREBANKDE$488M -$125M
2COMENITY CAPITAL BANKBANKUT$378M -$33M
3MERRICK BANKBANKUT$306M -$33M
4COMENITY BANKBANKDE$205M -$17M
5TD BANK USA NATIONAL ASSNBANKDE$180M -$10M
6SALLIE MAE BANKBANKUT$137M -$16M
7FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OMAHABANKNE$104M -$11M
8COASTAL COMMUNITY BANKBANKWA$89M +$29M
9SOUTHEAST BANKBANKTN$81M -$4M
10CREDIT ONE BANK NABANKNV$63M -$2M
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RankInstitutionSourceStateNPL VolumeQoQTrend
11SOFI BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKUT████████████
12NELNET BANKBANKUT████████████
13FIRSTBANKBANKTN████████████
14LEAD BANKBANKMO████████████
15OPTUM BANK INCBANKUT████████████
16ARVEST BANKBANKAR████████████
17ORIENTAL BANKBANKPR████████████
18FIRST NATIONAL BANK TEXASBANKTX████████████
19TOYOTA FINANCIAL SBBANKNV████████████
20HAPPEN BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKUT████████████
21ASSOCIATED BANK NABANKWI████████████
22FIRST&PEOPLES BANK&TRUST COBANKKY████████████
23CENTENNIAL BANKBANKAR████████████
24MEDALLION BANKBANKUT████████████
25COMMERCE BANKBANKMO████████████
26BANK OZKBANKAR████████████
27BMW BANK OF NORTH AMERICABANKUT████████████
28WILMINGTON SVG FUND SOCIETYBANKDE████████████
29AMARILLO NATIONAL BANKBANKTX████████████
30CUSTOMERS BANKBANKPA████████████
31BENEFICIAL STATE BANKBANKCA████████████
321ST SECURITY BANK OF WABANKWA████████████
33NORTHWEST BANKBANKPA████████████
34UNIBANK FOR SAVINGSBANKMA████████████
35FIRST INTERSTATE BANKBANKMT████████████
36UNION BANK&TRUST COBANKNE████████████
37NBT BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKNY████████████
38ANDERSON BROTHERS BANKBANKSC████████████
39FIRST NATIONAL BANKBANKSD████████████
40RBC BANK GEORGIA NABANKGA████████████
41FIRST SAVINGS BANKBANKSD████████████
42PATHWARD NATIONAL ASSNBANKSD████████████
43GATE CITY BANKBANKND████████████
44SOUTHSTATE BANK NABANKFL████████████
45PARK NATIONAL BANKBANKOH████████████
46PEOPLESBANKBANKMA████████████
47MECHANICS BANKBANKCA████████████
48TBO BANKBANKMO████████████
49PEOPLES BANKBANKOH████████████
50FARM BUREAU BANK FSBBANKNV████████████

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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