Move the slider to set the share of a county's full-service branches that belong to an eligible bank (FDIC-supervised, $133.9 million or less in assets). Counties at or above that share appear, and their states light up with a count. This assumes every eligible branch closes after a sale. It measures exposure and does not forecast closures.
Source. NCRC analysis of FDIC BankFind Suite institutions and locations data, recounted Nov. 11, 2026.
Method. A county's loss share is the full-service branches of eligible banks divided by all full-service branches in the county, counting banks of every regulator. Eligible banks are FDIC-supervised banks with $133.9 million or less in assets. This recount finds 902 eligible branches in 559 counties.
Assumption. Every eligible branch closes after a sale. The map shows exposure and does not forecast closures.