Oklahoma Bank Stress by County

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

194 banks lend across 77 Oklahoma counties.

19 of Oklahoma's 77 counties score 65+, peaking at 100/100.

Most stressed in Oklahoma: Beaver County 76/100, Nowata County 75/100, Cherokee County 75/100, Adair County 74/100, Pawnee County 70/100.

171 banks are chartered in Oklahoma with $212.5 billion in Oklahoma assets; 7 Oklahoma banks reported a net loss (Oklahoma) on the latest call report; 49 banks on Oklahoma alerts score 70 or higher; 188 Oklahoma counties carry a bank area-distress alert.

Largest Oklahoma-chartered banks by assets: Bokf National Assn $53.0 billion (stress 63); Midfirst Bank $42.8 billion (stress 62); First United Bank&Trust Co $16.6 billion (stress 73) in Oklahoma; Bancfirst $12.8 billion (stress 51); Stride Bank National Assn $5.4 billion (stress 61).

Reading the Oklahoma bank figures: a Oklahoma bank's stress score comes from its own Oklahoma FDIC call report (capital, earnings, Oklahoma real-estate loan concentration), so 7 loss-making Oklahoma charters and 49 Oklahoma banks at 70 or higher are read from Oklahoma filings directly; the Oklahoma county pages map each lender's Oklahoma branches to the Oklahoma counties it exposes.