Banks ranked by unrealized bond losses vs equity
This ranking sorts FDIC-insured banks by unrealized held-to-maturity losses as a share of total equity. The value compares the gap between those bonds’ amortized cost and reported fair value with the bank’s equity. A higher value means more equity would be absorbed if the bank sold those bonds. Any gain is counted as zero. The gap is a paper loss, not a loss the bank has taken. It disappears as the bonds mature unless the bank is forced to sell them early.
This ranking reflects one reported ratio, not the bank’s full financial position, a grade or a forecast. It does not show an actual loss or establish that the bank must sell its bonds. Beside each value, Lefomi shows the bank’s asset-size peer band and metric percentile. The percentile measures the share of reporting banks in that size band that the institution is safer than on this ratio. Banks are compared only with other banks of similar size. Lefomi is an independent information site, not a bank, rating agency or financial adviser.