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New Mexico Bank Stress by County

New Mexico reads moderate for bank stress, a 59/100 county average, 36th of 52.

55 banks lend across 33 New Mexico counties.

11 of New Mexico's 33 counties score 65+, peaking at 80/100.

Most stressed in New Mexico: De Baca County 74/100, Torrance County 71/100, Santa Fe County 69/100, Valencia County 67/100, Mckinley County 67/100.

29 banks are chartered in New Mexico with $16.4 billion in New Mexico assets; 0 New Mexico banks reported a net loss (New Mexico) on the latest call report; 5 banks on New Mexico alerts score 70 or higher; 39 New Mexico counties carry a bank area-distress alert.

Largest New Mexico-chartered banks by assets: First American Bank $1.9 billion (stress 39); Century Bank $1.4 billion (stress 76); Inbank $1.4 billion (stress 60) in New Mexico; Citizens Bank Of Las Cruces $1.2 billion (stress 46); Pioneer Bank $1.1 billion (stress 37).

Reading the New Mexico bank figures: a New Mexico bank's stress score comes from its own New Mexico FDIC call report (capital, earnings, New Mexico real-estate loan concentration), so 0 loss-making New Mexico charters and 5 New Mexico banks at 70 or higher are read from New Mexico filings directly; the New Mexico county pages map each lender's New Mexico branches to the New Mexico counties it exposes.

Avg bank stress
59/100
New Mexico: #36 of 52 states
Counties tracked
33
11 New Mexico counties high-stress (65+)
Banks tracked
55
New Mexico banks, FDIC data
Peak county stress
80/100

Most bank-stressed counties in New Mexico

Most-stressed banks operating in New Mexico

Complete list: all 38 banks lending in New Mexico (A–Z) →

The banks carrying the most strain in New Mexico, ranked from published FDIC financials.

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