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Texas Banks
Texas Banks and Thrifts with the Highest Texas Ratios
Company City Parent company Total
assets ($M)
Adjusted NPA + adjusted loans 90PD /
tangible equity + LLR* (%)
Q2 '10 Q1 '10 Q2 '09 QoQ change (bps) YoY change (bps)
Jefferson Bank Dallas Outsource Holdings Inc. 276.0 172.66 169.58 96.23 308 7643
First International Bank Plano First International Bancorp Texas Inc. 388.5 150.08 102.37 37.95 4771 11213
Park Cities Bank Dallas North Texas Bancshares Inc. 1,016.9 142.99 117.11 51.23 2588 9176
Equity Bank SSB Dallas EJ Financial Corp. 249.3 123.92 135.41 71.42 -1149 5250
Town North Bank N.A. Dallas CU Bank Shares Inc. 913.3 118.15 99.76 34.05 1839 8410
Prosper Bank Prosper Prosper Bancshares Inc. 68.3 109.34 151.20 62.00 -4186 4734
Synergy Bank SSB McKinney Premier Bancshares Inc. 140.3 108.72 86.95 85.44 2177 2328
United Community Bank NA Highland Village Community Group Inc. 107.9 105.72 111.89 121.59 -617 -1587
Inter National Bank McAllen Grupo Financiero Banorte S.A. de C.V. 2,140.5 99.79 101.31 88.09 -152 1170
Treaty Oak Bank Austin Treaty Oak Bancorp Inc. 118.6 98.51 83.57 16.21 1494 8230

Among currently operating Texas banks and thrifts, Jefferson Bank based in Dallas, reported the highest Texas Ratio for second quarter of 2010. The bank's current ratio of 172.66% is 7,643 basis points higher than the year-ago quarter and 308 basis points higher than the previous quarter. Texas Ratio is defined as nonperforming assets plus loans 90 days or more past due net of delinquent government guaranteed loans divided by tangible equity plus loan loss reserves. Prior to being acquired by Independent Bank on July 30, Town Center Bank reported a Texas ratio of 139.06% as of June 30.

Based on regulatory filings by commercial banks, savings banks and savings institutions.
Operating companies as of Aug. 25.
Total assets as of June 30.
*Nonperforming assets plus loans 90 days or more past due net of delinquent government guaranteed loans divided by tangible equity and reserves.
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SNL Financial
, Charlottesville, Va.