By BRIAN ROSS, RHONDA SCHWARTZ, and JUSTIN ROOD
July 15, 2008
While the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is keeping secret its official list of 90 troubled banks, ABC News has obtained other lists prepared by several research groups and financial analysts.
The lists use versions of the so-called "Texas ratio" which compare a bank's assets and reserves to its non-performing loans, based on financial data made public by the FDIC in March.
Analysts say banks with a ratio over 100 per cent would be the most likely to fail, based on what happened to Texas savings and loans during the 1980's.
Bank | City | State | “Texas-ratio” |
Colorado Federal Savings Bank | | CO | 244.8 |
Eastern Savings Bank, FSB | | MD | 222.7 |
Integrity Bank | Alpharetta | GA | 191.6 |
Ameribank, Inc. | Welch | WV | 153.7 |
First Priority Bank | | FL | 122.6 |
First Security National Bank | Norcross | GA | 112.1 |
Magnet Bank | | UT | 110.4 |
Security Pacific Bank | | CA | 102.8 |
First National Bank of | | IL | 102.1 |
The State Bank of Lebo | Lebo | KS | 100.6 |
Source: Research Associates of
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