21 banks in Chicago rated as "satisfactory" by feds

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A total of 21 banks in Chicago, Illinois have been rated as "satisfactory" by federal regulators.

Under the Consumer Reinvestment Act (CRA) of 1977, federally insured banks in the United States are required to meet the credit needs of the entire community in which they serve -- including low- and moderate-income community members -- through the use of safe and sound banking operations.

CRA evaluations are meant to ensure financial institutions are meeting these expectations.

The Federal Reserve Board (FRB) and The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) oversee evaluations of state-chartered financial institutions. Evaluations for national banks are handled by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).

Regulators follow one of three evaluation plans based on the institution's size, including: large banks with $1.25 billion in assets (investment test, lending test and service test); intermediate banks with at least $313 million in assets but less than $1.25 billion (lending test and community development test); and small banks for institutions with less than $313 million in assets (streamlined lending test).

At a financial institution's request, regulators will alternatively offer evaluations based on community development (business strategy) for wholesale and limited purpose banks; and strategic plans (open to any bank).

Chicago Banks Receiving CRA Rating of satisfactory

Bank NameExam DateAsset Size
Amalgamated Bank of Chicago10/01/17$734.83 million
Devon Bank07/01/16$248.61 million
Seaway Bank and Trust Company03/01/17$361.2 million
Lakeside Bank04/01/18$1.57 billion
Byline Bank11/01/16$2.56 billion
First Nations Bank04/01/18$330.03 million
South Central Bank National Association11/07/16$271.69 million
Burling Bank04/01/16$121.87 million
Pulaski Savings Bank09/01/17$43.61 million
Hoyne Savings Bank06/01/16$270.5 million
Liberty Bank for Savings06/01/17$834.25 million
First Savings Bank of Hegewisch12/01/17$676.34 million
The PrivateBank and Trust Company05/01/16$16.87 billion
State Bank of India12/01/17$1.75 billion
International Bank of Chicago11/01/16$497.83 million
Belmont Bank & Trust Company03/01/17$365.49 million
American Eagle Bank of Chicago09/01/18$99.65 million
Gold Coast Bank04/01/18$362.15 million
GN Bank10/01/18$140.29 million
The Federal Savings Bank03/13/17$315.91 million
Pacific Global Bank04/25/16$170.61 million

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