This evaluation uses the Treasury's 2009 stress test capital-to-asset benchmark of 4%, and all loans and investments are not impinged and represent original face value.
Result: Institutions needing capital assistance-160 banks for $4.1 billion and 73 CUs for $157 million.
"This is always the case," said Moebs. "We will always have 200 to 500 institutions having problems no matter how we measure this."
Many traders took the Federal Reserve chair's tough talk on inflation as a signal that the central bank is poised for a rate hike, but the corresponding dip in long-dated bonds proved short-lived.
Los Angeles-based Lendistry recently received a $100 million credit facility from East West Bank to support loans to airport concession operators.
Florida, Georgia, Texas and Arizona are all states where U.S. Bank, which operates mainly in the Midwest and the West, sees growth opportunities.
