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Banks and credit unions tripping the 20% Texas Ratio in Q2 2026

Institutions where (NPLs + OREO) exceed 20% of tangible equity plus loan-loss reserves — an early screen; the classic distress level is 100%.

Q2 202650 institutions (archived snapshot)
50 institutions exceeded the Texas Ratio threshold in Q2 2026. Top by rank: LAMONT BANK OF ST JOHN (WA), TIOGA-FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK (PA), EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (TX).
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RankInstitutionSourceStateTexas RatioQoQTrend
1LAMONT BANK OF ST JOHNBANKWA519.1% +373.2
2TIOGA-FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANKBANKPA257.0% +124.0
3EMPOWERMENT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCUTX243.8% +109.1
4COLUMBIA SAVINGS&LOAN ASSNBANKWI231.1% +69.2
5NANO BANCBANKCA209.8% +44.8
6MIDFIRST BANKBANKOK139.9% -12.0
7FIRST UNITYCUMS120.5% +7.2
8GRAND RIVERS COMMUNITY BANKBANKIL113.3% +0.7
9FIRST SECURITY BANK&TRUST COBANKOK94.7% +25.9
10SIXTH AVENUE BAPTISTCUAL92.8% +16.6
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RankInstitutionSourceStateTexas RatioQoQTrend
11FIRST STB OF RANDOLPH COUNTYBANKGA████████████
12S H P ECULA████████████
13ENTERPRISE BANKBANKPA████████████
14CHESTERFIELD STATE BANKBANKIL████████████
15LOCAL GOVERNMENTCUNC████████████
16BOTHWELL HOSPITAL EMPLOYEESCUMO████████████
17FIRST&PEOPLES BANK&TRUST COBANKKY████████████
18FIRST SOUTHERN BANKBANKAL████████████
19GUERNSEY COMMUNITYCUWY████████████
20FIRST B&T CO OF MURPHYSBOROBANKIL████████████
21ADIRONDACK REGIONALCUNY████████████
22ARKANSAS TEACHERSCUAR████████████
23SORG BAY WESTCUOH████████████
24NRS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTCUAL████████████
25PEAR ORCHARDCUTX████████████
26NEWTEK BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKFL████████████
27UNITY BANKBANKWI████████████
28DRAKE BANKBANKMN████████████
29GREATER NEVADACUNV████████████
30IUKA STATE BANKBANKIL████████████
31TUSKEGEECUAL████████████
32PHI BETA SIGMACUDC████████████
33SUNFLOWERCUKS████████████
34FARMERS BANKBANKCO████████████
35FIRST CAROLINA PEOPLE'SCUNC████████████
36HEALTHPLUSCUMS████████████
37ALLNATIONS BANKBANKOK████████████
38VIRGINIA UNITED METHODISTCUVA████████████
39SNB BANK NATIONAL ASSNBANKOK████████████
40SYMPHONYCUMA████████████
41HOME SAVINGS BANK FSBBANKKY████████████
42UNITED REPUBLIC BANKBANKNE████████████
43FARMERS STATE BANKBANKIL████████████
44PAULS VALLEY NATIONAL BANKBANKOK████████████
45STERLING FEDERAL BANK FSBBANKIL████████████
46FIRST ENTERPRISE BANKBANKOK████████████
47LOUISIANA CENTRALCULA████████████
48COMMERCIAL BANK&TRUST COBANKAR████████████
49WCF FINANCIAL BANKBANKIA████████████
50U.S. EAGLECUNM████████████

Methodology

The Texas Ratio compares nonperforming assets to loss-absorbing capital. A ratio at or above 20% indicates elevated stress. 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); OREO — Schedule RC-M item 3f (RCON2150; RC-M items are reported on the RCON basis only); equity — total equity (RCFD3210), standing in for tangible common equity, which is not reported separately at this level of detail; reserves — Allowance for credit losses (RCFD3123 / RCON3123, Schedule RC-R Part II item 6). For credit unions: 60+ days delinquent — NCUA ACCT_041B (the direct aggregate, not a sum of sub-buckets); foreclosed real estate — NCUA ACCT_AS0022 (commercial) plus ACCT_AS0023 (consumer real estate); equity — net worth, ACCT_997; reserves — Allowance for credit losses on loans and leases, ACCT_AS0048 (CECL), or ACCT_719 for credit unions not on CECL. 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. Read the methodology update note at /blog/npl-explorer-fdic-cdr-direct-sourcing. Methodology updated 2026-09-27: credit-union reserves now come from the CECL account (ACCT_AS0048), and foreclosed real estate from NCUA's foreclosed-asset detail. Earlier snapshots read ACCT_719 and ACCT_798, which CECL adopters and NCUA's current forms leave at zero, so most credit unions' ratios left out both.

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