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State Bank of Medora vs First Federal Savings Bank of Washington

Side-by-side regulatory financials for the latest quarter on file with the FFIEC.

State Bank of Medora

RSSD 50144 · Medora, IN

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11 · 8

winning metrics across 19 comparable rows

First Federal Savings Bank of Washington

RSSD 110972 · WASHINGTON, IN

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Capital adequacy

MetricState Bank of MedoraFirst Federal Savings Bank of Washington
CET1 Ratio
Tier 1 Capital Ratio
Total Capital Ratio
Tier 1 Leverage Ratio 16.27% 10.67%
Equity / Assets 16.42% 10.55%

Profitability

MetricState Bank of MedoraFirst Federal Savings Bank of Washington
Return on Assets (ROA) -0.17% 0.57%
Return on Equity (ROE) -1.07% 5.46%
Net Interest Margin (NIM) 2.98% 3.46%
Yield on Earning Assets 4.79% 5.40%
Cost of Funds 2.09% 2.07%

Asset quality

MetricState Bank of MedoraFirst Federal Savings Bank of Washington
Texas Ratio 2.42% 17.29%
Non-Performing Loan Ratio 0.52% 2.49%
Non-Performing Asset Ratio 0.26% 1.90%
Net Charge-Off Ratio 0.04% 0.00%
ACL / Loans 1.07% 0.92%

Balance sheet

MetricState Bank of MedoraFirst Federal Savings Bank of Washington
Total Assets $95,745K $92,818K
Total Deposits $76,315K $75,664K
Total Loans $47,234K $70,818K
Total Equity $15,721K $9,792K
Net Income (quarter) $-42 $133

Liquidity & funding

MetricState Bank of MedoraFirst Federal Savings Bank of Washington
Loan-to-Deposit Ratio 61.89% 93.60%
Core Deposit Ratio 86.61% 83.50%
Uninsured Deposit Ratio

Identity

MetricState Bank of MedoraFirst Federal Savings Bank of Washington
Headquarters City Medora WASHINGTON
Headquarters State IN IN
Asset Tier Micro Micro
Charter Class 0 0
Regulator FDIC FDIC
Domestic Branches 1 1
Employees (FTE) 16 14
Established Sept. 19, 1933, midnight Jan. 1, 1895, midnight

About this comparison

All metrics are sourced from FFIEC call report filings — the public regulatory financial reports every FDIC-insured US bank files quarterly. Both banks are reported as of . The "winner" highlight is determined by the supervisory direction convention: higher is better for capital and profitability metrics; lower is better for risk metrics like Texas Ratio and uninsured-deposit ratio.

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