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US Banks by State

Every FDIC-insured commercial bank in the United States is organized by its headquarters state. Browse all 52 state and territory hubs below for a state-by-state directory of banks, total assets, and key ratios.

ALAlabamaAKAlaskaAZArizonaARArkansasCACaliforniaCOColoradoCTConnecticutDEDelawareDCDistrict of ColumbiaFLFloridaGAGeorgiaHIHawaiiIDIdahoILIllinoisINIndianaIAIowaKSKansasKYKentuckyLALouisianaMEMaineMDMarylandMAMassachusettsMIMichiganMNMinnesotaMSMississippiMOMissouriMTMontanaNENebraskaNVNevadaNHNew HampshireNJNew JerseyNMNew MexicoNYNew YorkNCNorth CarolinaNDNorth DakotaOHOhioOKOklahomaOROregonPAPennsylvaniaPRPuerto RicoRIRhode IslandSCSouth CarolinaSDSouth DakotaTNTennesseeTXTexasUTUtahVTVermontVAVirginiaWAWashingtonWVWest VirginiaWIWisconsinWYWyoming

Why browse banks by state?

A bank's headquarters state shapes which regulators it answers to, the deposit markets it competes in, and the local economy reflected in its loan book. Grouping every FDIC-insured institution by HQ state makes it easy to size up a state's banking sector — how many banks are chartered there, how concentrated assets are among the largest, and how community banks compare with regional players.

Each state hub draws on the same quarterly FFIEC call report and UBPR data behind every BankRegReports profile, refreshed each quarter as new filings are released. Open any state for its full bank directory — total assets, capital ratios, profitability, and asset-quality metrics — then drill into an individual bank for 24+ years of history and peer benchmarking.