Banks, savings institutions, and bank holding companies—S corp. and non S corp.
Last year was in many ways more difficult for community banks than the very large banks, as the economy reeled in the wake of the financial crisis. But as with the larger institutions, there was a great disparity of performance between the best and the rest. As described in the June print cover story written by Vanessa Mambrino and Nick Robin of Capital Performance Group, the top 25 community banks in all four size/tax categories did considerably better than the pool of all banks in those respective categories. (Summary statistics can be seen below.) This the authors attributed to the top banks' abilility to continue to grow in a down year, either organically or by acquisition. Banks over $100 million tended to do more acquiring, often via FDIC-assisted transactions.
• View the rankings of the top 100 community banks and thrifts by ROE on a CONSOLIDATED basis in four categories:
Non SubS banks and thrifts under $100 million in assets (xls file)
Non SubS banks and thrifts between $100 million and $3 billion in assets (xls)
S corp banks and thrifts under $100 million in assets (xls)
S corp banks and thrifts between $100 million and $3 billion in assets (xls)
Summary Statistics (xls)
Non SubS banks and thrifts under $100 million in assets (xls)
Non SubS banks and thrifts between $100 million and $3 billion in assets (xls)
S corp banks and thrifts under $100 million in assets (xls)
S corp banks and thrifts between $100 million and $3 billion in assets (xls)
Summary Statistics (xls)
Ranking Methodology
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