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US Banks Ranked by AOCI Burden (Unrealized Securities Losses)

Banks holding fixed-rate securities at par or amortized cost on the balance sheet still bear the economic cost when interest rates rise. That cost shows up as unrealized losses on AFS securities (which flow through Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income, AOCI, hitting tangible book value directly) and on HTM securities (which do not flow through AOCI but represent the same economic loss if the bank is ever forced to sell). This page surfaces every FDIC-insured US commercial bank's total unrealized gain/loss on AFS+HTM securities as a percentage of equity — a critical post-SVB credit-stress signal.

100In Stress Band
0On Watch
0Within Norms
100Total Ranked
#BankHQAsset TierSecurities Unrealized G/L to EquityBand
1MAUCH CHUNK TRUST COMPANYJIM THORPE, PAMedium-3519.01%STRESS
2TRUSTTEXAS BANK, S.S.B.CUERO, TXSmall-1213.64%STRESS
3PHENIX-GIRARD BANKPHENIX CITY, ALSmall-580.97%STRESS
4FIRST FINANCIAL BANKBESSEMER, ALSmall-295.70%STRESS
5FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LAKE JACKSONLAKE JACKSON, TXSmall-286.70%STRESS
6DU QUOIN STATE BANKDU QUOIN, ILSmall-276.64%STRESS
7BANK OF CADIZ AND TRUST COMPANYCADIZ, KYSmall-256.73%STRESS
8First National Bank of AlvinAlvin, TXSmall-234.42%STRESS
9BANK OF LAFAYETTE, THELA FAYETTE, GASmall-212.87%STRESS
10ANAHUAC NATIONAL BANKANAHUAC, TXSmall-197.04%STRESS
11CB&S BANK, INC.RUSSELLVILLE, ALLarge-163.46%STRESS
12BancCentral, National AssociationAlva, OKSmall-161.11%STRESS
13COMMUNITY BANK OF RAYMORERAYMORE, MOSmall-159.11%STRESS
14CITIZENS BANK OF WINFIELD, THEWINFIELD, ALSmall-157.55%STRESS
15PINNACLE BANKJASPER, ALSmall-150.87%STRESS
16NORTHERN INTERSTATE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONNORWAY, MISmall-146.92%STRESS
17Piggott State BankPiggott, ARSmall-145.74%STRESS
18Pearland State BankPearland, TXSmall-134.64%STRESS
19UINTA BANKMOUNTAIN VIEW, WYSmall-133.66%STRESS
20ASTRA BANKSCANDIA, KSSmall-131.47%STRESS
21COMMERCIAL BANK OF OZARK, THEOZARK, ALSmall-129.99%STRESS
22FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ASPERMONT, THEASPERMONT, TXSmall-129.78%STRESS
23FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KANSASBURLINGTON, KSSmall-129.62%STRESS
24MISSION BANKKINGMAN, AZSmall-122.90%STRESS
25WASHINGTON STATE BANKWASHINGTON, IAMedium-121.19%STRESS
26CARMINE STATE BANKCARMINE, TXSmall-119.77%STRESS
27FIRST BANK OF BOAZBOAZ, ALSmall-114.73%STRESS
28FARMERS BANKAULT, COSmall-111.57%STRESS
29CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF CHEBOYGANCHEBOYGAN, MISmall-111.13%STRESS
30FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRVIEW, THEFAIRVIEW, OKSmall-109.94%STRESS
31RSNB BANKROCK SPRINGS, WYSmall-108.54%STRESS
32CITIZENS BANK AND TRUSTFROSTPROOF, FLLarge-106.97%STRESS
33HARDIN COUNTY SAVINGS BANKELDORA, IASmall-106.91%STRESS
34BANK OF GLEN BURNIE, THEGLEN BURNIE, MDSmall-105.29%STRESS
35MERCHANTS COMMERCIAL BANKSAINT THOMAS, VIMedium-104.20%STRESS
36COMMUNITY BANK OF PLEASANT HILLPLEASANT HILL, MOSmall-102.27%STRESS
37CITIZENS BANK OF KANSASKINGMAN, KSMedium-101.20%STRESS
38COMMERCIAL BANK, THEDE KALB, MSSmall-101.07%STRESS
39FIRSTSTATE BANKLINEVILLE, ALSmall-100.92%STRESS
40FIRST STATE BANKANADARKO, OKSmall-100.90%STRESS
41SECURITY STATE BANK OF AITKINAITKIN, MNSmall-97.47%STRESS
42SOLUTIONS BANKFORRESTON, ILSmall-94.94%STRESS
43PEOPLES SAVINGS BANKINDIANOLA, IAMedium-93.57%STRESS
44FIRST NATIONAL BANKALAMOGORDO, NMSmall-92.96%STRESS
45FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANKLAFAYETTE, ALSmall-92.60%STRESS
46BANK OF LABOROVERLAND PARK, KSLarge-92.51%STRESS
47CITIZENS STATE BANKMONTICELLO, IAMedium-91.23%STRESS
48CITIZENS SAVINGS BANKSPILLVILLE, IASmall-90.76%STRESS
49CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST OF LEBANON, INC.LEBANON, KYSmall-90.65%STRESS
50PEOPLESSOUTH BANKCOLQUITT, GALarge-89.97%STRESS
51HAMILTON BANK, THEHAMILTON, MOSmall-89.89%STRESS
52ANDOVER BANK, THEANDOVER, OHMedium-88.54%STRESS
53STATE BANK OF REESEVILLEREESEVILLE, WISmall-88.30%STRESS
54CITIZENS BANK, THEFARMINGTON, NMMedium-87.42%STRESS
55FARMERS STATE BANKPARKSTON, SDSmall-86.84%STRESS
56FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANKMILFORD, NELarge-86.58%STRESS
57FARMERS STATE BANK, THEQUINTON, OKSmall-85.08%STRESS
58CITIZENS BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, THEPHILADELPHIA, MSLarge-84.94%STRESS
59INDEPENDENCE BANK OF KENTUCKYOWENSBORO, KYLarge-83.27%STRESS
60COMMUNITY BANKJOSEPH, ORMedium-82.89%STRESS
61FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN TRINIDADTRINIDAD, COSmall-82.61%STRESS
62CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF HILLSBORO, THEHILLSBORO, TXSmall-82.47%STRESS
63GREEN DOT BANKPROVO, UTLarge-81.77%STRESS
64STATE BANK & TRUSTWINFIELD, ALSmall-81.16%STRESS
65COMMERCIAL BANK & TRUST OF PALATROBE, PASmall-78.91%STRESS
66FARMERS AND MECHANICS FEDERAL SAVINGS BANKBLOOMFIELD, INSmall-78.80%STRESS
67COMMUNITY BANK OF LOUISIANAMANSFIELD, LAMedium-78.37%STRESS
68FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ELY, THEELY, NVSmall-78.05%STRESS
69FIRST & PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANYRUSSELL, KYSmall-76.85%STRESS
70AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF TEXAS, THETERRELL, TXLarge-76.82%STRESS
71CITIZENS BANK OF CLOVIS, THECLOVIS, NMMedium-76.52%STRESS
72COREFIRST BANK & TRUSTTOPEKA, KSLarge-75.03%STRESS
73FIRST BANK OF COASTAL GEORGIAPEMBROKE, GASmall-74.59%STRESS
74CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY OF VIVIAN, LOUISIANAVIVIAN, LASmall-73.89%STRESS
75PREFERRED BANKROTHVILLE, MOSmall-73.62%STRESS
76BANK OF HINDMANHINDMAN, KYSmall-73.49%STRESS
77RIVERWIND BANKAUGUSTA, ARSmall-72.65%STRESS
78INTRUST BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONWICHITA, KSLarge-72.24%STRESS
79FIRST STATE BANK OF BROWNSBOROBROWNSBORO, TXSmall-71.96%STRESS
80UNITY BANK OF MISSISSIPPIHOLLY SPRINGS, MSSmall-71.94%STRESS
81TEXAS NATIONAL BANKSWEETWATER, TXSmall-71.85%STRESS
82UNB BANKMOUNT CARMEL, PASmall-71.32%STRESS
83COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANKSENECA, KSMedium-70.83%STRESS
84BREDA SAVINGS BANKBREDA, IASmall-70.38%STRESS
85BANK OF OLD MONROE, THEOLD MONROE, MOMedium-70.13%STRESS
86SOUTHWIND BANKNATOMA, KSSmall-70.04%STRESS
87USAA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANKPHOENIX, AZNational-69.68%STRESS
88BRANNEN BANKINVERNESS, FLLarge-69.33%STRESS
89FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DENNISON, OHIO, THEDENNISON, OHSmall-69.32%STRESS
90MERCHANTS & CITIZENS BANK, THEMCRAE, GASmall-69.26%STRESS
91SLOVENIAN SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FRANKLIN-CONEMAUGHJOHNSTOWN, PASmall-69.17%STRESS
92COMMUNITY BANK OF ELMHURSTELMHURST, ILSmall-68.42%STRESS
93CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO., HUTCHINSON, MINN.HUTCHINSON, MNSmall-67.96%STRESS
94COMMERCIAL BANKSAINT LOUIS, MOSmall-67.12%STRESS
95FCNB BANKSTEELVILLE, MOSmall-66.94%STRESS
96North Georgia National BankCalhoun, GASmall-66.92%STRESS
97PBT BANCORPHAZARD, KYSmall-66.86%STRESS
98HOMETOWN SAVINGS BANK, THETERRE HAUTE, INSmall-66.70%STRESS
99PRINCIPAL BANKDES MOINES, IALarge-66.57%STRESS
100UNION STATE BANKPELL CITY, ALSmall-66.39%STRESS

Methodology

Negative values indicate unrealized LOSSES (the more common case in a rising-rate environment). The ranking is by largest burden first — banks with the most-negative ratio at the top. Excludes banks with very small securities portfolios where the ratio is not economically meaningful.

Source authority: FFIEC Call Report Schedule RC-B (securities) — mark-to-market values of available-for-sale (AFS) and held-to-maturity (HTM) securities compared with amortized cost, summed to a total unrealized gain/loss and expressed as a percentage of tangible common equity.

Frequently asked

What is AOCI and why does it matter?

Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income is the balance-sheet account where banks book unrealized gains and losses on available-for-sale (AFS) securities. When market interest rates rise, fixed-rate AFS bonds drop in fair value, creating negative AOCI that reduces tangible common equity. Even when not realized, this loss reflects the bank's true economic position — and would become real if the bank had to sell those securities (as Silicon Valley Bank did in March 2023, triggering its collapse).

Why include HTM securities here too?

HTM (held-to-maturity) securities don't mark through AOCI under GAAP accounting, but their mark-to-market loss is the same economic cost as AFS. If a bank facing liquidity stress is forced to reclassify and sell HTM securities, the loss becomes realized immediately — what happened with several mid-size banks in 2023. This screener treats AFS and HTM unrealized losses as equivalent economic burdens.

Does a large AOCI burden mean a bank is unsafe?

Not necessarily. Banks with stable deposit bases, strong liquidity, and no need to sell their securities portfolio before maturity can ride out an AOCI drawdown — the bonds will pull to par as they approach maturity. The risk arises when AOCI burden combines with deposit outflow pressure, forcing a bank to crystallize the loss. Pair this screener with the uninsured-deposit screener for the fuller picture.