District of Columbia bank rankings, Q2 2026

From FDIC call reports · refreshed daily · free to cite with attribution to RAVEN (reportraven.tech)

4 FDIC-insured banks are headquartered in District of Columbia, holding $3.48B in combined assets as of Q2 2026. The median bank has $758M in assets, earns a 0.43% return on assets, and runs a 77.97% efficiency ratio.

Highest return on assets among community banks

  1. The National Capital Bank of Washington Washington 0.89%
  2. Founders Bank Washington 0.54%
  3. City First Bank, National Association Washington 0.32%
  4. Industrial Bank Washington 0.01%

Most efficient community banks (lowest efficiency ratio)

  1. The National Capital Bank of Washington Washington 59.94%
  2. City First Bank, National Association Washington 74.84%
  3. Founders Bank Washington 81.11%
  4. Industrial Bank Washington 83.06%

Top-ten lists include FDIC-designated community banks with at least $100M in assets; trust companies and specialty subsidiaries appear in the full table only.

Every District of Columbia bank

BankAssetsROAEfficiencyNIM
City First Bank, National Association
Washington
$1.56B0.32%74.84%2.67%
Industrial Bank
Washington
$774M0.01%83.06%3.90%
The National Capital Bank of Washington
Washington
$742M0.89%59.94%3.67%
Founders Bank
Washington
$406M0.54%81.11%4.05%

Method

Banks are FDIC-insured institutions headquartered in District of Columbia with a call report for the quarter ending 06/30/2026. Return on assets and net interest margin are annualized year to date; the efficiency ratio is noninterest expense over revenue, so lower is better. Credit unions are NCUA-insured and not included. Click any bank for its comparison with same-size peers, or look up a bank in another state.

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