Alaska Bank Stress by County
Alaska reads above the national norm for bank stress, a 62/100 county average, 19th of 52.
7 banks lend across 24 Alaska counties.
10 of Alaska's 24 counties score 65+, peaking at 73/100.
Most stressed in Alaska: Wrangell County 70/100, Prince Of Wales-Hyder County 70/100, Petersburg County 70/100, Skagway County 67/100, Bristol Bay County 67/100.
5 banks are chartered in Alaska with $10.6 billion in Alaska assets; 0 Alaska banks reported a net loss (Alaska) on the latest call report; 1 banks on Alaska alerts score 70 or higher; 18 Alaska counties carry a bank area-distress alert.
Largest Alaska-chartered banks by assets: First National Bank Alaska $5.1 billion (stress 53); Northrim Bank $3.4 billion (stress 46); First Bank $889.9 million (stress 73) in Alaska; Mt Mckinley Bank $635.2 million (stress 54); Denali State Bank $522.6 million (stress 58).
Reading the Alaska bank figures: a Alaska bank's stress score comes from its own Alaska FDIC call report (capital, earnings, Alaska real-estate loan concentration), so 0 loss-making Alaska charters and 1 Alaska banks at 70 or higher are read from Alaska filings directly; the Alaska county pages map each lender's Alaska branches to the Alaska counties it exposes.
Most bank-stressed counties in Alaska
Most-stressed banks operating in Alaska
Complete list: all 5 banks lending in Alaska (A–Z) →
The banks carrying the most strain in Alaska, ranked from published FDIC financials.
All 5 banks lending in Alaska, A–Z
Every FDIC-insured bank lending into Alaska real estate that DLRadar scores; Alaska charters since merged or retired are kept as historical AK profiles.