Ohio Bank Stress by County

Bank stress across Ohio is above the national norm: counties average 62/100, 19th of 52 states.

185 banks lend across 88 Ohio counties.

29 of Ohio's 88 counties score 65+, peaking at 98/100.

Most stressed in Ohio: Pike County 73/100, Meigs County 71/100, Ashtabula County 70/100, Gallia County 69/100, Ottawa County 69/100.

160 banks are chartered in Ohio with $5724.1 billion in Ohio assets; 8 Ohio banks reported a net loss (Ohio) on the latest call report; 63 banks on Ohio alerts score 70 or higher; 1,245 Ohio counties carry a bank area-distress alert.

Largest Ohio-chartered banks by assets: Jpmorgan Chase Bank Na $4091.3 billion (stress 65); U S Bank National Assn $705.6 billion (stress 67); Fifth Third Bank Na $299.2 billion (stress 62) in Ohio; Huntington National Bank $283.1 billion (stress 63); Keybank National Assn $188.6 billion (stress 65).

Reading the Ohio bank figures: a Ohio bank's stress score comes from its own Ohio FDIC call report (capital, earnings, Ohio real-estate loan concentration), so 8 loss-making Ohio charters and 63 Ohio banks at 70 or higher are read from Ohio filings directly; the Ohio county pages map each lender's Ohio branches to the Ohio counties it exposes.