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FDIC-Insured Banks

4,313 institutions holding $25.6 trillion in assets across 78,330 branches. Bank failures timeline, state rankings, community vs large bank analysis.

Source: FDIC BankFind API (api.fdic.gov)

FDIC Institutions

4,313

Active banks

Total Assets

$25.6T

Combined assets

Total Branches

78,330

Nationwide

Failures Since 2000

591

Peak: 157 in 2010

Why This Matters

The US banking system has consolidated dramatically since the 2008 financial crisis, with 591 bank failures since 2000 and ongoing mergers shrinking the industry. Today, 96.5% of banks are community institutions, yet they hold just 14.4% of total assets. For business owners, depositors, and regulators, this data reveals the concentration of financial power and the health of local banking.

Bank Failures Timeline (2000 - 2026)

591 total failures since 2000. Peak of 157 in 2010 during the financial crisis.

Community Banks vs Large Banks

Community banks (under $10B assets) dominate by count but large banks hold the majority of assets.

By Institution Count

Community Banks (4,160)96.5%
Large Banks (153)3.5%

By Total Assets

Large Banks ($21.5T)85.6%
Community Banks ($3.6T)14.4%

Top 10 States by Institution Count

#StateInstitutionsTotal AssetsBranches
1Texas350$787B4,357
2Illinois330$762B3,289
3Iowa230$133B1,270
4Minnesota227$115B906
5Missouri198$297B2,037
6Kansas188$93B1,141
7Oklahoma172$206B1,408
8Ohio158$5.2T12,971
9Wisconsin155$165B1,323
10Nebraska142$114B1,025

Top 20 Largest Banks by Assets

#BankStateAssetsBranches
1JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.OH$3.8T5,324
2Bank of America, N.A.NC$2.6T3,843
3Citibank, N.A.SD$1.8T957
4Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.SD$1.8T4,201
5U.S. Bank N.A.OH$676B2,100
6Capital One, N.A.VA$658B266
7Goldman Sachs Bank USANY$645B5
8PNC Bank, N.A.DE$568B2,328
9Truist BankNC$540B1,931
10Bank of New York MellonNY$381B26
11State Street Bank & TrustMA$361B3
12TD Bank, N.A.DE$346B1,053
13Morgan Stanley Private BankNY$255B1
14Charles Schwab Bank, SSBTX$254B1
15Morgan Stanley Bank, N.A.UT$253B1
16BMO Bank N.A.IL$252B994
17First-Citizens Bank & TrustNC$229B518
18Citizens Bank, N.A.RI$226B990
19Huntington National BankOH$224B1,623
20Fifth Third Bank, N.A.OH$214B1,484

Recent Bank Failures (2023 - 2026)

Includes the 2023 regional banking crisis: SVB, Signature Bank, and First Republic.

BankLocationDateAssets
Metropolitan Capital B&TChicago, IL1/30/2026$261.2B
Santa Anna National BankSanta Anna, TX6/27/2025$76.9B
Pulaski Savings BankChicago, IL1/17/2025$49.5B
First NB of LindsayLindsay, OK10/18/2024$107.8B
Republic BankPhiladelphia, PA4/26/2024$6B
Citizens BankSac City, IA11/3/2023$60.4B
Heartland Tri-State BankElkhart, KS7/28/2023$139.4B
First Republic BankSan Francisco, CA5/1/2023$213B
Signature BankNew York, NY3/12/2023$110B
Silicon Valley BankSanta Clara, CA3/10/2023$209B

Complete State Financial Breakdown

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Unlock all 50 states with deposits, employees, and detailed financials in the full report

The Bottom Line

America's banking system is a tale of two worlds. 96.5% of banks are community institutions, but they hold just 14.4% of total assets. The top 5 banks hold more than all other 4,308 combined. The 2008 crisis wiped out 591 banks, mostly small community banks, and the system that emerged is more concentrated than ever.

The recent failures of SVB and First Republic show that even larger banks are not immune when interest rates shift suddenly. For consumers and small businesses, the practical reality is that your local community bank and JPMorgan Chase exist in completely different financial ecosystems, despite both having FDIC stickers on the door.

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Source: FDIC BankFind API (api.fdic.gov). Financials as of June 30, 2024. Report by Palavir LLC.

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