Banks ranked by deposits above the insured limit
This ranking orders FDIC-insured banks by uninsured deposit share for the latest quarter, with the highest shares first. The share is estimated uninsured deposits divided by total deposits. A high value means a bank relies more on deposits above the FDIC insurance limit. Those depositors could move money quickly when confidence drops, although banks serving businesses naturally carry higher shares. This ranking sorts one ratio. It is not a grade and does not forecast anything.
Each value appears beside the bank’s peer band and metric percentile. Banks are compared only with other banks in the same total-assets band. The percentile is the share of those peers that the bank is safer than on this measure. A lower uninsured share produces a higher percentile. The ranking does not show whether uninsured depositors are stable. It also does not show the bank’s liquidity or capital. The displayed quarter identifies the period covered.