S&P Global Market Intelligence Ranks the Best-Performing Community Banks, Credit Unions and US Public Banks for 2022
Annual rankings utilize Market Intelligence's profitability and growth data and introduced a new category highlighting banks by region
"We're delighted to see these banks and credit unions continue to serve their local markets as they weather swift increases in interest rates and elevated inflation," said
National Awards:
- Best Performing
U.S. Public Bank with more than in assets: East West Bancorp Inc. secured the top ranking among public banks with more than$10 billion in assets. The$10 billion Pasadena, California -based bank rose 10 spots from the 2021 rankings and was clearly superior to the industry median for five of the ranking metrics and incrementally better for the net charge-off ratio. - Best Performing
U.S. Community Bank with between and$3 billion in assets:$10 billion Roseville, California -basedFive Star Bank earned the top spot among the best-performing community banks with assets between billion and$3 .$10 billion Five Star Bank outperformed the median for all 196 banks in the analysis in all seven metrics analyzed. - Best Performing
U.S. Community Bank with under in assets:$3 billion Central Bank of Kansas City topped the list of the best-performingU.S. community banks under in assets.$3 billion Central Bank of Kansas City outperformed the majority of its peers in 2022, reporting a21.2% surge in assets and a20.5% increase in noninterest income, year-over-year.Central Bank of Kansas City also earned the top ranking in the same category in 2019. - Best Performing Credit Union:
Springfield, Missouri -based Multipli CU was this year's top performing credit union in, following a second-place ranking in 2021. The credit union outperformed the industry median in four of the five ranking metrics, while its total loans and leases grew27.9% year-over-year in 2022, compared to the top-100 median of17.9% .
Regional Awards:
- Best Performing Midwest Bank:
Central Bank of Kansas City earned the top spot among Midwest banks with under in assets.$10 billion Central Bank of Kansas City had in assets at the end of the year, up$376.7 million 21.2% from 2021. In 2022, its gross loans and leases climbed4.6% on a year-over-year basis to , and total deposits increased$219.0 million 22.5% to .$321.5 million - Best Performing Northeast Bank: Bedford,
New Hampshire -basedPrimary Bank topped the list of the best-performingU.S. community banks in the Northeast with under in assets. The bank outperformed the top 50 median in six of the seven metrics analyzed.$10 billion - Best Performing Southeast Bank:
Douglas National Bank , a subsidiary ofDNB Financial Services Inc. , received the highest overall performance score among regional banks in the Southeast with under in assets. The$10 billion Georgia -based bank not only beat the top 50 median in five metrics, it also performed better in six metrics when compared to the median of all 732 banks eligible for ranking. - Best Performing South Central Bank:
Erick, Oklahoma -basedFirst Bank topped the list of best-performingU.S. community banks in the South Central region with under in assets.$10 billion First Bank has a total of in loans and leases and$63.0 million in deposits. The bank had a return on average tangible common equity of$88.6 million 33.58% and an efficiency ratio of41.70% at the end of 2022. - Best Performing West Bank: First General Bank topped the list of the best-performing community banks in the West with assets under
. The$10 billion Rowland Heights, California bank posted an above-average, optimal efficiency ratio of23% and zero charge-offs on its gross loans and leases in 2022.$934.5 million
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