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Safest Banks in Oregon 2026

Oregon has 13 FDIC-insured banks with an average Bank Health Score of 84/100 (A). The safest bank is U S Bank Trust Co NA with a score of 100/100.

Data from FDIC Q2 2024

13 Oregon banks are ranked below by the BankHealth composite score. The composite weights Tier 1 capital ratio (35%), inverted non-performing loan ratio (30%), liquidity ratio (25%), and return on assets (10%) into a 0-100 grade.

Top-of-list banks combine strong capital with clean loan books and reasonable profitability. Bottom-of-list banks face pressure on one or more scoring factors — most often elevated NPL ratios or thin profitability margins. Each bank links to its full profile with multi-quarter trend charts, the four composite factor breakdowns, and the underlying FDIC Call Report data.

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Oregon's 13 FDIC-insured banks hold a combined $60.5B in assets. Their average Bank Health Score of 84/100 sits 4.0 points above the national average of 80/100. Across the state, 100% of banks earn an A or B grade for financial health, while 0% fall to a D or F.

The largest bank headquartered in Oregon is Umpqua Bank with $52.0B in assets and a Bank Health Score of 74/100. The strongest by score is U S Bank Trust Co NA in Portland (100/100, Tier 1 capital 89.18%). The weakest is Pacific West Bank at 65/100, dragged down by an NPL ratio of 0.33%.

All scores below come from the latest FDIC BankFind Call Report (Q2 2024). The Bank Health Score weights Tier 1 capital ratio (35%), nonperforming loan ratio (30%), liquidity ratio (25%), and return on assets (10%) — the four metrics regulators watch most closely when judging whether a bank is well-capitalized. Every bank with FDIC insurance covers up to $250,000 per depositor per ownership category, but the score helps you tell apart banks that are comfortably well-capitalized from those operating closer to the line.

Top 3 Safest Banks in Oregon

#1A100

U S Bank Trust Co NA

Portland, OR

Oregon's top-rated bank, with a Tier 1 capital ratio of 89.18% — well above the federal "well-capitalized" threshold of 8%. Holds $2.2B in assets.

#2A94

Clackamas County Bank

Sandy, OR

Second-strongest in the state on capital and loan quality. NPL ratio sits at 0.00% with $299M in total assets.

#3A93

First Fs&la of Mcminnville

Mcminnville, OR

Third in the rankings on the Bank Health Score. Liquidity ratio of 32.51% and ROA of 0.19%.

Top 13 Banks in Oregon

#BankCityGradeScoreTier 1 CapitalNPL Ratio
1U S Bank Trust Co NAPortlandA10089.18%0.00%
2Clackamas County BankSandyA9421.93%0.00%
3First Fs&la of McminnvilleMcminnvilleA9320.29%0.00%
4Lewis&Clark BankOregon CityA9220.00%0.05%
5Oregon Pacific Bk DBA or PacFlorenceA8814.35%0.05%
6Willamette Valley BankSalemA8815.64%0.30%
7Pioneer Trust Bank NASalemA8615.71%0.45%
8Bank of Eastern OregonHeppnerA8410.41%0.49%
9Peoples Bank of CommerceMedfordA8213.22%0.19%
10Umpqua BankRoseburgB7410.82%0.41%
11Oregon Coast BankNewportB749.41%0.81%
12Evergreen Federal BankGrants PassB6812.47%0.40%
13Pacific West BankWest LinnB6511.02%0.33%

Bank Health Scores for Oregon are calculated from FDIC Call Report data including Tier 1 capital ratios, nonperforming loan ratios, liquidity ratios, and return on assets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Based on our Bank Health Score analysis of FDIC data, U S Bank Trust Co NA in Portland is currently the safest bank in Oregon with a score of 100/100 (Grade A). It posts a Tier 1 capital ratio of 89.18% and a nonperforming loan ratio of 0.00%.

Oregon has 13 FDIC-insured banks with a combined $60.5B in total assets. The average Bank Health Score across the state is 84/100 (Grade A).

Oregon's average Bank Health Score of 84/100 is 4.0 points above the national average of 80/100. 100% of banks in Oregon earn an A or B grade, compared with the national average grade of A.

Of 13 FDIC-insured banks headquartered in Oregon, 9 earn an A, 4 a B, 0 a C, 0 a D, and 0 an F. The most common grade is A.

The Bank Health Score (0-100) is based on four FDIC-reported metrics: Tier 1 capital ratio (35% weight), nonperforming loan ratio (30%), liquidity ratio (25%), and return on assets (10%). Higher scores indicate stronger financial health. Every score uses the latest FDIC Call Report data.

Sources: FDIC BankFind API
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Bank Health Scores are computed from quarterly FDIC Call Report data. Tier 1 capital ratio (35%), nonperforming loan ratio (30%), liquidity ratio (25%), and return on assets (10%).