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Banks in Oregon

The 12 FDIC-insured banks headquartered in Oregon, their bank failures since 1934 and the largest credit unions. From the FDIC and the NCUA; quarter ending Jun 30, 2026.

Banks headquartered here
12
Their assets
$73.2B
Their deposits
$58.9B
Failures since 2000
7
Credit unions
47

Every bank headquartered in Oregon

Ranked by total assets, quarter ending Jun 30, 2026. Banks based elsewhere with branches here are not included.

#BankHolding companyAssetsDepositsEquityNet income, year to dateROAROECET1 ratioUninsured depositsOffices
1Columbia BankRoseburg, ORCOLUMBIA BANKING SYSTEM, INC.$65.4B$52.2B$7.8B$412.6M1.25%10.33%12.2%39%368
2Summit BankEugene, ORSummit Bank Group Inc$1.3B$1.2B$151.5M$9.0M1.36%12.22%–33%5
3Bank of Eastern OregonHeppner, ORBeo Bcorp$933.6M$814.5M$106.5M$9.0M1.90%17.38%–21%22
4Oregon Pacific Banking Company dba Oregon Pacific BankFlorence, OROregon Pacific Bcorp$825.4M$723.8M$87.1M$5.5M1.35%12.70%14.4%30%7
5Citizens BankCorvallis, ORCitizens Bcorp$823.4M$702.5M$87.2M$729.0K0.18%1.67%22.2%36%14
6People's Bank of CommerceMedford, ORPbco Financial Corp$776.7M$618.2M$115.6M$5.2M1.34%9.17%–29%11
7Pioneer Trust Bank, National AssociationSalem, ORPTB Corp$712.5M$602.2M$108.7M$9.2M2.56%17.18%19.9%35%2
8First Federal Savings and Loan Association of McMinnvilleMcminnville, OR–$678.7M$578.1M$74.2M$1.6M0.49%4.47%20.9%13%6
9Evergreen Federal BankGrants Pass, OR–$621.6M$536.6M$82.1M$2.5M0.81%6.24%–14%6
10Willamette Valley BankSalem, OROregon Bcorp Inc$465.4M$358.8M$75.7M$1.2M0.53%3.20%–29%4
11Oregon Coast BankNewport, OROregon Coast Bancshares Inc$446.3M$404.0M$41.0M$2.5M1.12%12.73%–24%7
12Clackamas County BankSandy, ORCCB Financial Corp$266.4M$230.1M$31.4M$1.2M0.90%7.59%23.5%13%4

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite. Assets, deposits and equity at the end of the latest quarter; net income is year to date. ROA and ROE are annualized returns on assets and equity. CET1 is common equity tier 1 capital as a share of risk-weighted assets. CET1 is blank for banks that do not report it (many small banks use the simpler community bank leverage ratio). Uninsured deposits is the bank's own estimate of the share of deposits above the insurance limit.

Bank failures in Oregon

38 since 1934; the latest 25.

All failures
DateBankStateAssetsDepositsCost to the fundAcquirerResolution
Jul 30, 2010LibertybankEugene, OROR$714.6M$692.7M$51.0MHome Federal BankPurchase and assumption
Jul 23, 2010Home Valley BankCave Junction, OROR$250.5M$227.9M$28.1MSouth Valley Bank & TrustPurchase and assumption
Jan 22, 2010Columbia River BankThe Dalles, OROR$955.1M$908.1M$54.9MColumbia State BankPurchase and assumption
Aug 7, 2009Community First BankPrineville, OROR$199.5M$180.7M$73.6MHome Federal BankPurchase and assumption
Feb 20, 2009Silver Falls BankSilverton, OROR$134.2M$116.0M$39.1MCitizens BankPurchase and assumption
Feb 13, 2009Pinnacle BankBeaverton, OROR$71.9M$64.2M$10.2MWashington Trust BankPurchase and assumption
Jan 16, 2009Bank of America Oregon N.A.Portland, OROR$11.5B$500.0K––Open-bank assistance mergerAssistance
May 23, 1991Far West FSBPortland, OROR$2.1B$1.3B$313.6MBranch SalePurchase and assumption
Feb 21, 1990The Ben Franklin FS & LaPortland, OROR$4.6B$3.2B$132.5KBank of America, FSBPurchase and assumption
Jan 11, 1990Family Federal SavingsDallas, OROR$164.2M$100.7M$4.2MWashington FS&LAPurchase and assumption
Dec 30, 1988Jackson County FsaMedford, OROR$266.1M$275.0M$72.4MJackson County FS&LAOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Dec 15, 1988American Home SavingsSalem, OROR$403.0M$382.7M$145.3MAmerican Home Savings A FSBOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Sep 23, 1988Peoples S&LALa Grande, OROR$22.5M$19.8M$19.3M–Insured deposit transfer
Dec 11, 1987Lewis and Clark State BankLake Oswego, OROR$20.3M$19.8M$2.5MKey Bank of OregonPurchase and assumption
Apr 10, 1987Future S&LAAlbany, OROR$57.6M$57.7M$15.8M–Insured deposit transfer
Jan 16, 1987Umpqua S&LARoseburg, OROR$108.2M$88.5M$11.9M–Payout
Oct 3, 1986Columbia Community BankHermiston, OROR$5.3M$5.0M$1.0MInland Empire BankPurchase and assumption
Jul 23, 1986Lincoln S&LAPortland, OROR$261.7M$230.4M$25.2MRainier Bank, NAOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Dec 6, 1985State FS&LACorvallis, OROR$563.9M$443.9M$249.0MWashington FS&LAInsured deposit transfer
Dec 4, 1985Citizens S&LASalem, OROR$239.7M$153.5M$85.2MFreedom FS&LAInsured deposit transfer
Aug 1, 1985Western Heritage FS&LAPendleton, OROR$175.1M$134.0M$8.8MBenj Franklin FS&LAOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
May 31, 1985Bank of OregonWoodburn, OROR$117.1M$97.0M$18.8MBank of OregonOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Apr 12, 1985First State Bank of ElginElgin, OROR$18.2M$15.8M$4.9MUnited States NB of OregPurchase and assumption
Jan 11, 1985Coast Community BankHarbor, OROR$9.1M$8.5M$1.4MSecurity Bank of Coos CoPurchase and assumption
Nov 16, 1984First American Banking CompanyPendleton, OROR$18.6M$15.3M$2.2MInland Empire BankPurchase and assumption

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite. Cost to the fund is the FDIC's estimated loss to the deposit insurance fund (earlier funds for older failures). Assets and deposits as of the last report before failure. Assistance transactions kept the bank open with FDIC help.

The largest credit unions in Oregon

47 credit unions; the largest 25 by assets.

#Credit unionCharterAssetsMembersLoansShares and depositsNet worth ratioNet income, year to date
1Onpoint CommunityPortland, ORState$9.5B661,823$6.3B$7.9B15.00%$67.0M
2RogueMedford, ORState$4.3B245,187$2.6B$3.7B10.37%$20.6M
3Oregon CommunityEugene, ORState$3.7B298,481$3.3B$3.0B10.39%$16.0M
4Rivermark CommunityOregon City, ORState$3.3B176,438$2.2B$2.9B10.77%$11.8M
5Selco CommunitySpringfield, ORState$3.0B151,735$1.9B$2.6B11.93%$14.2M
6Oregon StateCorvallis, ORState$2.8B160,932$2.0B$2.4B11.75%$18.4M
7First CommunityCoquille, ORState$1.9B88,962$1.3B$1.6B12.55%$12.4M
8Marion and Polk SchoolsSalem, ORState$1.9B86,785$1.4B$1.6B9.48%$9.0M
9Unitus CommunityTigard, ORState$1.8B107,990$1.4B$1.6B9.86%$2.3M
10Mid OregonBend, ORState$917.4M53,382$780.8M$810.5M11.33%$7.8M
11ConsolidatedPortland, ORFederal$833.7M38,069$525.8M$698.1M15.31%$4.7M
12Central WillametteAlbany, ORState$617.6M37,367$438.0M$525.4M14.39%$3.2M
13EmboldMilwaukie, ORFederal$595.7M36,483$421.8M$529.4M10.10%$1.0M
14Cascade CommunityRoseburg, ORFederal$465.1M19,835$273.6M$383.0M17.75%$5.5M
15WaunaClatskanie, ORFederal$398.2M25,939$309.0M$359.3M9.18%$902.0K
16SageKlamath Falls, ORFederal$385.1M26,046$272.1M$343.2M10.10%$848.1K
17InroadsSaint Helens, ORFederal$340.0M15,770$254.4M$313.2M8.12%−$741.8K
18OregoniansMilwaukie, ORState$339.2M18,477$225.1M$280.0M16.45%$1.3M
19Old WestJohn Day, ORFederal$319.0M15,899$199.8M$278.3M11.97%$596.4K
20Pacific N WPortland, ORFederal$317.3M23,380$237.7M$280.7M9.84%$1.0M
21NW PriorityPortland, ORState$247.7M11,202$52.5M$203.6M17.12%$1.0M
22NW PreferredPortland, ORFederal$189.3M7,900$146.3M$156.8M14.61%$1.1M
23Heritage GroveSalem, ORFederal$167.2M8,366$103.6M$146.9M11.86%$544.0K
2444 NorthLebanon, ORState$157.6M9,516$108.7M$136.0M12.82%$370.2K
25TrailheadPortland, ORFederal$156.0M8,477$104.3M$140.8M8.80%−$1.0M

Source: NCUA credit union call report data, quarter ending Jun 30, 2026. Names as filed (the NCUA abbreviates them, usually without "Federal Credit Union"). Net income is year to date. The net worth ratio is net worth as a share of assets; 7% or more is "well capitalized".