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Polk County, AR Bank Deposit Market Share

Union Bank holds the largest share of deposits in Polk County, AR, 60.7%, followed by First Financial Bank (15.5%) and Arvest Bank (11.4%). 5 institutions hold $597.3M at 7 offices as of June 30, 2026, up 8.2% from 2025.

Institutions: 5 Offices: 7 Deposits: $597.3M Survey: FDIC Summary of Deposits, June 30, 2026

Largest share changes since 2025

Gained: Arvest Bank (1.03 points); Chambers Bank (0.45 points).

Lost: First Financial Bank (-0.68 points); Union Bank (-0.40 points); Diamond Bank (-0.40 points).

# Institution Offices Deposits Market share Share change from 2025 Deposit change
1 Union Bank 3 $362.6M 60.71% -0.40 pts 7.5%
2 First Financial Bank 1 $92.8M 15.53% -0.68 pts 3.7%
3 Arvest Bank 1 $68.0M 11.39% +1.03 pts 18.9%
4 Chambers Bank 1 $44.0M 7.36% +0.45 pts 15.2%
5 Diamond Bank 1 $29.9M 5.01% -0.40 pts 0.3%

About this list

Deposits are those held at each institution's offices in Polk County as of June 30, 2026, from the FDIC Summary of Deposits, whatever state the institution is headquartered in. Market share is the institution's deposits divided by all deposits in the market. Shares are by bank charter, not rolled up to the holding company, and cover FDIC-insured institutions only, so credit unions are not included. Each office is placed in its county and metro area by the FDIC branch directory; the few offices the directory does not list are left out of the market and of every share.

Share change compares the institution's share in 2025 and 2026 in percentage points. Deposit change compares its deposits here in the two years and includes deposits that moved through mergers and branch sales; "New" means it had no offices here a year earlier. Offices that closed during the year are placed by their ZIP code or city.

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