Colorado Bank Stress by County

Colorado reads above the national norm for bank stress, a 62/100 county average, 19th of 52.

124 banks lend across 62 Colorado counties.

24 of Colorado's 62 counties score 65+, peaking at 95/100.

Most stressed in Colorado: San Juan County 89/100, Ouray County 76/100, Huerfano County 74/100, Las Animas County 73/100, Grand County 73/100.

63 banks are chartered in Colorado with $56.6 billion in Colorado assets; 2 Colorado banks reported a net loss (Colorado) on the latest call report; 20 banks on Colorado alerts score 70 or higher; 128 Colorado counties carry a bank area-distress alert.

Largest Colorado-chartered banks by assets: Nbh Bank $12.5 billion (stress 57); Bank Of Colorado $7.6 billion (stress 63); Alpine Bank $6.7 billion (stress 62) in Colorado; First Western Trust Bank $3.2 billion (stress 75); Anb Bank $2.9 billion (stress 83).

Reading the Colorado bank figures: a Colorado bank's stress score comes from its own Colorado FDIC call report (capital, earnings, Colorado real-estate loan concentration), so 2 loss-making Colorado charters and 20 Colorado banks at 70 or higher are read from Colorado filings directly; the Colorado county pages map each lender's Colorado branches to the Colorado counties it exposes.