All scored U.S. banks, A–Z — page 10 of 20
Every FDIC-insured institution lending into U.S. 10/20 real estate that carries a DLRadar U.S. 10/20 bank-stress profile: 1,983 U.S. 10/20 banks, listed A–Z, 100 per U.S. 10/20 page.Each U.S. 10/20 profile scores the bank from public FDIC financials (U.S. 10/20) and maps its county and ZIP footprint in U.S. 10/20. 81 U.S. 10/20 charters no longer file separately (merged or retired) and stay as U.S. 10/20 historical records.
Stress bands across the 1,983 U.S. 10/20 banks: 630 at 70 or higher (U.S. 10/20), 1025 between 45 and 69, 247 under 45 in U.S. 10/20; page 10 runs First Southern Bank to Fox Valley Savings Bank (U.S. 10/20). Highest scores on this U.S. 10/20 page: First State Bank Of Red Wing 100/100 (3 counties, U.S. 10/20); First Southern Bank 94/100 (8 counties, U.S. 10/20); Flanagan State Bank 94/100 (4 counties, U.S. 10/20); Flagstar Bank National Assn 90/100 (72 counties, U.S. 10/20); First United National Bank 88/100 (3 counties, U.S. 10/20). The 97 scored banks listed here reach 905 county footprints in U.S. 10/20 combined.
Widest U.S. 10/20 county reach on this page: First-Citizens Bank&Trust Co #11063: 221 counties (U.S. 10/20); Flagstar Bank National Assn #32541: 72 counties (U.S. 10/20); Firstbank #8663: 50 counties (U.S. 10/20); First United Bank&Trust Co #4239: 29 counties (U.S. 10/20); Firstbank Puerto Rico #30387: 28 counties (U.S. 10/20). Lowest stress listed for U.S. 10/20: Fnb South 19/100 (#17011, U.S. 10/20); First State Bank Of Blakely 21/100 (#15496, U.S. 10/20); Fnb Picayune Bank 25/100 (#16612, U.S. 10/20); First State Bank 27/100 (#16333, U.S. 10/20); Fnb Bank 29/100 (#954, U.S. 10/20). Historical U.S. 10/20 records on this page: First State Bank Of The Southeast, Inc (#2710), Firstbank (#18714), Flushing Bank (#58564); each keeps its last stress reading and county footprint.
Per-state directories list the banks lending in each state (U.S. page 10); this national list (U.S. page 10) also carries banks with no state footprint: territories (U.S. page 10), merged or retired charters.