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Florida Bank Scorecard

Mike Vogel | 12/1/2009

Zero Stars

Florida has 37 banks rated “zero” stars by Bauer Financial as of Oct. 27. A rating of zero stars — below “troubled” — is Bauer’s lowest rating and indicates that the institutions face considerable challenges.

Bank / City Assets
Ocean Bank / Miami $4.4 billion
Riverside National Bank of Florida / Fort Pierce 3.5
Orion Bank / Naples 2.7
Peoples First Community Bank / Panama City 1.9
Florida Community Bank / Immokalee $956 million
Vision Bank / Panama City 878
Century Bank, a Federal Savings Bank / Sarasota 847
Bank of Florida-Southwest / Naples 745
Bank of Miami, National Association / Coral Gables 687
Peninsula Bank / Englewood 638
Sun American Bank / Boca Raton 582
Republic Federal Bank, National Association / Miami 439
First National Bank of Florida / Milton 420
First Federal Bank of North Florida / Palatka 416
Premier American Bank / Miami 411
Coastal Community Bank / Panama City Beach 382
First City Bank of Florida / Fort Walton Beach $293
Turnberry Bank / Aventura 253
Community Bank of Manatee / Bradenton 253
Bank of Bonifay / Bonifay 250
Horizon Bank / Bradenton 206
Haven Trust Bank of Florida / Ponte Vedra Beach 184
Olde Cypress Community Bank / Clewiston 176
First Commercial Bank of Tampa Bay / Tampa 173
Sunshine State Community Bank / Port Orange 172
Liberty Bank / Naples 161
Coastal Bank / Merritt Island 161
Security Bank, National Association / North Lauderdale 159
Royal Palm Bank of Florida / Naples 154
Marco Community Bank / Marco Island 145
Gulf State Community Bank / Carrabelle 132
American First Bank / Clermont 96
First East Side Savings Bank / Tamarac 90
Key West Bank / Key West 86
Bayside Savings Bank / Port St. Joe 85
Community National Bank at Bartow / Bartow 79
Commerce Bank of Southwest Florida / Fort Myers 77
Source: Bauer Financial, FDIC

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