Hawaii Bank Stress by County
Hawaii reads among the most pressured in the country for bank stress, a 70/100 county average, 1st of 52.
13 banks lend across 4 Hawaii counties.
4 of Hawaii's 4 counties score 65+, peaking at 79/100.
Most stressed in Hawaii: Maui County 72/100, Honolulu County 70/100, Hawaii County 70/100, Kauai County 69/100.
6 banks are chartered in Hawaii with $65.6 billion in Hawaii assets; 0 Hawaii banks reported a net loss (Hawaii) on the latest call report; 5 banks on Hawaii alerts score 70 or higher; 8 Hawaii counties carry a bank area-distress alert.
Largest Hawaii-chartered banks by assets: Bank Of Hawaii $23.8 billion (stress 79); First Hawaiian Bank $23.6 billion (stress 59); American Sb Na $9.0 billion (stress 74) in Hawaii; Central Pacific Bank $7.5 billion (stress 72); Hawaii National Bank $871.7 million (stress 71).
Reading the Hawaii bank figures: a Hawaii bank's stress score comes from its own Hawaii FDIC call report (capital, earnings, Hawaii real-estate loan concentration), so 0 loss-making Hawaii charters and 5 Hawaii banks at 70 or higher are read from Hawaii filings directly; the Hawaii county pages map each lender's Hawaii branches to the Hawaii counties it exposes.
Most bank-stressed counties in Hawaii
Most-stressed banks operating in Hawaii
Complete list: all 13 banks lending in Hawaii (A–Z) →
These Hawaii lenders score worst on balance-sheet pressure, straight from FDIC filings.
All 13 banks lending in Hawaii, A–Z
Every FDIC-insured bank lending into Hawaii real estate that DLRadar scores; Hawaii charters since merged or retired are kept as historical HI profiles.