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Banks Under Financial Stress

Banks with the lowest health scores. All deposits remain FDIC-insured up to $250,000 regardless of grade.

0/100
Top: Tioga-Franklin Savings Bank
50
Banks ranked
7.1%
Avg Tier 1 capital
-1.15%
Avg ROA

Data updated July 2026

What this ranking shows

Tioga-Franklin Savings Bank of Philadelphia, PA leads 50 banks on health score, at 0/100.

0/100
top - Tioga-Franklin Savings Bank
50
banks in this ranking
7.1%
average Tier 1 capital ratio
-1.15%
average return on assets

Rankings are point-in-time snapshots from public FDIC Call Report data, not recommendations, and not official FDIC ratings. Deposits stay FDIC-insured to $250,000 per depositor, per category.

Note: FDIC deposit insurance protects your funds up to $250,000 per depositor, per account category, regardless of the bank's financial health. Even if a bank fails, your insured deposits are safe.

For context: the 50 banks in this ranking average 7.1% Tier 1 capital, below the 16.9% average across all 4,313 FDIC-insured banks PlainBankData tracks.

Tier 1 capital across the FDIC system

Every one of the 4,302 banks with a reported Tier 1 ratio, bucketed in 5-point bands. This ranking's 7.1% average falls in the highlighted band.

Top 10 by health score

Banks Under Financial Stress - top 10
  1. 1

    Philadelphia, PA · Grade F · $70M

  2. 2

    Kentland, IN · Grade F · $4M

  3. 3

    Oregon City, OR · Grade F · $353M

  4. 4

    El Centro, CA · Grade F · $325M

  5. 5

    Hulett, WY · Grade F · $74M

  6. 6

    Russell, KY · Grade F · $206M

  7. 7

    Concord, NH · Grade F · $172M

  8. 8
    Nano Banc 18/100

    Irvine, CA · Grade F · $875M

  9. 9

    Milwaukee, WI · Grade F · $22M

  10. 10

    Chestertown, MD · Grade F · $293M

Top 10 of 50 ranked banks · FDIC Call Report Q4 2025. Bar length is relative to the health score of the leading bank.

Full ranking (50)

# Bank Grade Health Score
1 Tioga-Franklin Savings Bank F 0/100
2 Kentland Federal Savings and Loan Association F 0/100
3 Lewis & Clark Bank F 7/100
4 Community Valley Bank F 14/100
5 Summit National Bank F 16/100
6 First & Peoples Bank and Trust Company F 18/100
7 Walden Mutual Bank F 18/100
8 Nano Banc F 18/100
9 Columbia Savings and Loan Association F 18/100
10 The Peoples Bank F 20/100
11 Bank Hapoalim B.M. F 22/100
12 State Bank of India F 22/100
13 Bank of Baroda F 22/100
14 State Bank of India F 22/100
15 Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, Ltd. F 22/100
16 Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company F 22/100
17 Bank of China F 22/100
18 Bank of India F 22/100
19 The Bank of East Asia Ltd. F 22/100
20 The Bank of East Asia Ltd. F 22/100
21 Tri-Valley Bank F 22/100
22 The First State Bank of Rosemount F 25/100
23 Winter Park National Bank F 25/100
24 1st Bank Yuma F 25/100
25 The Iuka State Bank F 26/100
26 Unity Bank F 28/100
27 Lamont Bank of St. John F 28/100
28 UniBank F 28/100
29 Bank of Vici F 28/100
30 The Lemont National Bank F 28/100
31 BayFirst National Bank F 28/100
32 Carver Federal Savings Bank F 28/100
33 Chesterfield State Bank F 28/100
34 Grand Rivers Community Bank F 28/100
35 Transpecos Banks, SSB F 29/100
36 First Enterprise Bank F 32/100
37 Home Savings Bank, FSB F 32/100
38 WCF Financial Bank F 32/100
39 Bank of Little Rock F 34/100
40 The First National Bank of Bellevue F 34/100
41 Gogebic Range Bank F 34/100
42 Slovenian Savings and Loan Association of Franklin-Conemaugh F 34/100
43 State Bank of Burrton F 34/100
44 Pacific West Bank D 35/100
45 Crown Bank D 35/100
46 Farmers State Bank D 35/100
47 Fidelity Co-operative Bank D 36/100
48 The State Exchange Bank D 36/100
49 Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank D 38/100
50 Lineage Bank D 38/100

What "Banks Under Financial Stress" actually measures

Banks with the lowest health scores. All deposits remain FDIC-insured up to $250,000 regardless of grade. This page shows up to 50 institutions sorted on the specific metric named above, reported as filed by each bank in its quarterly FDIC Call Report, not blended with proprietary signals, customer reviews, or non-financial inputs. A bank's position shifts each quarter as call-report data refreshes; rankings are point-in-time snapshots, not trailing averages.

How to use a ranked view

Single-metric rankings narrow the universe of 4,300+ FDIC-insured banks down to a manageable shortlist. They are not, on their own, a recommendation. A bank at #1 for one metric (say ROA) may sit at #800 on another (efficiency ratio or Tier 1 capital). Pick the top 10–20 candidates that match a metric you care about, then click into each bank's profile for the full balance-sheet picture.

What this ranking does not tell you

This list says nothing about deposit-account features (fees, ATM networks, app quality, branch availability), customer service, or commercial credit quality beyond the broad ratios FDIC publishes. A community bank may rank well on Tier 1 capital and ROA yet still be wrong for someone who needs a national branch footprint. Every depositor at every bank here is FDIC-insured to the standard limit; the ranking is about institutional health, not personal account safety.

Methodology and recompute cadence

All metrics derive from the FDIC's Quarterly Banking Profile and Institution Directory, both public-domain. We recompute the rankings on each FDIC quarterly release; the page lastmod reflects the most recent recompute. Banks that merged, were acquired, or closed between quarters are removed at the first refresh that captures the event. A bank that fails to file on time is excluded from rate-based rankings for that quarter, we do not impute or extrapolate.

What to do with this ranking

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  • Open the profiles of the top banks to read the full four-pillar breakdown behind each score. Top bank profile
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Not financial advice. Health grades are PlainBankData's interpretation of public FDIC Call Report data, not official FDIC ratings or predictions of future performance.

Data compiled from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) (FDIC BankFind Suite, Quarterly Banking Profile). See our methodology for the full pipeline, source vintage, and column lineage.

Retrieved and compiled by PlainBankData Editorial from FDIC Call Report (FFIEC 031/041) filings, Q4 2025.

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