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Each year DepositAccounts.com evaluates the financial health of every federally insured bank in the United States – more than 6,900 total. Each institution is graded on a number of factors, including capitalization, deposit growth, and loan to reserve ratios, in order to determine a comprehensive health score. From the list of 6,998 banks, DepositAccounts.com recognizes those who have shown exceptional fiduciary responsibility in its 2015 edition of the Top 200 Healthiest Banks in America… 1 Rank Name Location 1 California First National Bank Irvine, CA 2 CommerceWest Bank Irvine, CA 3 Oakworth Capital Bank Birmingham, AL 4 New OMNI Bank Alhambra, CA 5 Texas Security Bank Dallas, TX 6 Community Business Bank West Sacramento, CA 7 M.Y. Safra Bank New York, NY 8 Bank of Napa Napa, CA 9 Kingsley State Bank Kingsley, IA 10 Lighthouse Bank Santa Cruz, CA 11 Texan Bank Sugar Land, TX 12 Community Business Bank Cumming, GA 13 Farmers State Bank of Aliceville Westphalia, KS 14 Campbell County Bank Herreid, SD 15 Global Bank New York, NY 16 Citizens National Bank Wills Point, TX 17 First Texas Bank Lampasas, TX 18 Sabal Palm Bank Sarasota, FL 19 CBank Cincinnati, OH 20 Reynolds State Bank Reynolds, IL 21 Grand Ridge National Bank Grand Ridge, IL 22 Malaga Bank Palos Verdes Estates, CA 23 Chattahoochee Bank of Georgia Gainesville, GA 24 Mizuho Bank New York, NY 25 Americas United Bank Glendale, CA 26 Frontier Bank of Texas Elgin, TX 27 Midwest Heritage Bank West Des Moines, IA 28 Mason Bank Mason, TX 29 Hanover Community Bank Garden City Park, NY 30 The First State Bank Columbus, TX 31 Summit Bank Panama City, FL 32 Fidelity Bank Edina, MN 33 The First National Bank of Emory Emory, TX 34 First National Bank of Bellville Bellville, TX 35 Meadows Bank Las Vegas, NV 36 Far East National Bank Los Angeles, CA 37 Spratt Savings and Loan Chester, SC 38 Premier Bank Omaha, NE 39 Norwood Bank Norwood, MA 40 Bonneville Bank Provo, UT 41 Home Federal Bank Shreveport, LA 42 Security Bank Minnesota Albert Lea, MN 43 Goldman Sachs Bank New York, NY 44 Big Bend Banks Marfa, TX 45 Home Bank of California San Diego, CA 46 Quontic Bank Astoria, NY 47 First Eagle Bank Chicago, IL 48 Central National Bank Junction City, KS 49 Dilley State Bank Dilley, TX 50 Great American Bank Lawrence, KS 2 Rank Name Location 51 1st Security Bank Mountlake Terrace, WA 52 NOA Bank Duluth, GA 53 Peoples Bank Sheridan, AR 54 Royal Business Bank Los Angeles, CA 55 Pacific Commerce Bank Los Angeles, CA 56 LCA Bank Corporation Park City, UT 57 First Green Bank Mount Dora, FL 58 Oneida Savings Bank Oneida, NY 59 Industrial and Commercial Bank of China New York, NY 60 First Bank & Trust Seymour, TX 61 Midstates Bank Council Bluffs, IA 62 Southwest Bank Fort Worth, TX 63 Wyoming State Bank Laramie, WY 64 Eagle Bank Glenwood, MN 65 The Bankers Bank Oklahoma City, OK 66 Pacific Premier Bank Irvine, CA 67 Farmers & Merchants Bank Long Beach, CA 68 Pearland State Bank Pearland, TX 69 Open Bank Los Angeles, CA 70 First PREMIER Bank Sioux Falls, SD 71 First State Bank Webster City, IA 72 Lakeside Bank Lake Charles, LA 73 Northeast Security Bank Sumner, IA 74 Veritex Community Bank Dallas, TX 75 Peoples Southern Bank Clanton, AL 76 The Bank of Hemet Riverside, CA 77 Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Cedar Rapids, IA 78 Winona National Bank Winona, MN 79 Comanche National Bank Comanche, TX 80 California United Bank Encino, CA 81 First National Bank Jasper Jasper, TX 82 Meridian Bank Phoenix, AZ 83 MainStreet Bank Fairfax, VA 84 Heritage Bank Pearland, TX 85 CTBC Bank Los Angeles, CA 86 Independent Bank McKinney, TX 87 Alpine Capital Bank New York, NY 88 Bay Commercial Bank Walnut Creek, CA 89 TexasBank Brownwood, TX 90 TrinityBank Fort Worth, TX 91 Manufacturers Bank Los Angeles, CA 92 Decorah Bank & Trust Company Decorah, IA 93 Friendly Hills Bank Whittier, CA 94 Everett Co-operative Bank Everett, MA 95 Suncrest Bank Visalia, CA 96 FNB Bank Mayfield, KY 97 First State Bank of Blakely Blakely, GA 98 State Bank De Kalb, TX 99 Mineola Community Bank Mineola, TX 100 Opus Bank Irvine, CA 3 Rank Name Location 101 Northeast Missouri State Bank Kirksville, MO 102 WebBank Salt Lake City, UT 103 First State Bank Russellville, AR 104 Puget Sound Bank Bellevue, WA 105 Heartland Bank Somers, IA 106 Inwood National Bank Dallas, TX 107 US Metro Bank Garden Grove, CA 108 Citizens 1st Bank Tyler, TX 109 Bank of Prairie du Sac Prairie Du Sac, WI 110 Sentry Bank Saint Joseph, MN 111 Patriot Bank Tulsa, OK 112 Peshtigo National Bank Peshtigo, WI 113 BankFirst Norfolk, NE 114 First Hawaiian Bank Honolulu, HI 115 Stonegate Bank Pompano Beach, FL 116 Legacy Bank and Trust Rogersville, MO 117 DMB Community Bank De Forest, WI 118 Bank of Wisconsin Dells Wisconsin Dells, WI 119 First American Bank and Trust Vacherie, LA 120 Colonial Savings Fort Worth, TX 121 First Bank Kansas Sterling, KS 122 S&T Bank Indiana, PA 123 City National Bank Miami, FL 124 Spring Bank Bronx, NY 125 Grand Bank Tulsa, OK 126 Citizens Bank Abilene, TX 127 Prosperity Bank El Campo, TX 128 First State Bank of Shelby Shelby, MT 129 Eastern Bank Boston, MA 130 Resurgens Bank Tucker, GA 131 1st Bank & Trust Broken Bow, OK 132 Vermillion Bank Vermillion, MN 133 Valley Central Bank Reading, OH 134 Inland Northwest Bank Spokane, WA 135 Idaho First Bank McCall, ID 136 Town Bank Hartland, WI 137 Ally Bank Midvale, UT 138 Palmetto State Bank Hampton, SC 139 Marlin Business Bank Salt Lake City, UT 140 Northwest Bank Boise, ID 141 First Community Bank of Bedford County Shelbyville, TN 142 Texas Republic Bank Frisco, TX 143 Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank Newburyport, MA 144 Soy Capital Bank and Trust Company Decatur, IL 145 Banco do Brasil Americas Miami, FL 146 T Bank Dallas, TX 147 Security State Bank Scott City, KS 148 First Westroads Bank, Inc. Omaha, NE 149 Pan Pacific Bank Fremont, CA 150 Beneficial Bank Philadelphia, PA 4 Rank Name Location 151 CFG Community Bank Baltimore, MD 152 CBB Bank Los Angeles, CA 153 Putnam County State Bank Unionville, MO 154 AccessBank Texas Denton, TX 155 Helena National Bank Helena, AR 156 Pinnacle Bank Scottsdale, AZ 157 Community State Bank Bowling Green, MO 158 First National Bank Nevada, MO 159 First National Bank of Alvin Alvin, TX 160 ConnectOne Bank Englewood Cliffs, NJ 161 Asia Bank Flushing, NY 162 MRV Banks Sainte Genevieve, MO 163 MBL Bank Minden, LA 164 The Bank of Kremlin Kremlin, OK 165 Iowa State Bank Hull, IA 166 River Cities Bank Wisconsin Rapids, WI 167 Blue Hills Bank Boston, MA 168 Exchange Bank of Missouri Fayette, MO 169 Idaho Independent Bank Coeur d'Alene, ID 170 GE Capital Bank Salt Lake City, UT 171 State Bank Financial La Crosse, WI 172 Citizens Deposit Bank Arlington, KY 173 The Savings Bank Wakefield, MA 174 Heritage Bank Olympia, WA 175 First National Bank Fort Pierre, SD 176 BBCN Bank Los Angeles, CA 177 American Continental Bank City Of Industry, CA 178 John Marshall Bank Reston, VA 179 Alliance Bank Cape Girardeau, MO 180 Banner Bank Walla Walla, WA 181 Bank of the Cascades Bend, OR 182 Lake City Bank Warsaw, IN 183 National Exchange Bank & Trust Fond Du Lac, WI 184 Pacific Western Bank Los Angeles, CA 185 NORTHSTAR BANK of Texas Denton, TX 186 Metro City Bank Doraville, GA 187 Wyoming Bank & Trust Cheyenne, WY 188 Medallion Bank Salt Lake City, UT 189 Advantage Community Bank Dorchester, WI 190 Ohnward Bank & Trust Cascade, IA 191 First Bank of Owasso Owasso, OK 192 Yoakum National Bank Yoakum, TX 193 Fowler State Bank Fowler, IN 194 First National Bank of Huntsville Huntsville, TX 195 Uniti Bank Buena Park, CA 196 Nebraska State Bank & Trust Company Broken Bow, NE 197 SunTrust Bank Atlanta, GA 198 Hills Bank and Trust Company Hills, IA 199 Bank of the West San Francisco, CA 200 Stockgrowers State Bank Ashland, KS 5 .
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