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Fastest loan growth in Washington

27 of 29 banks in Washington that filed for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 are ranked. Loans of at least $25 million a year earlier; probable mergers left out. Institutions with equal values share a rank. Source: FDIC quarterly financial data.

Fastest loan growth in Washington, Q2 2026
RankInstitutionHeadquartersLoans, change over 12 monthsTotal assets
1Portage BankBellevue, WA+31.2%$116 million
2Heritage BankOlympia, WA+20.4%$8.4 billion
3Coastal Community BankEverett, WA+19.9%$5.5 billion
4Commencement BankTacoma, WA+8.7%$740 million
5Liberty BankPoulsbo, WA+8.4%$206 million
6Cashmere Valley BankCashmere, WA+6.3%$2.3 billion
7Mountain Pacific BankEverett, WA+5.7%$896 million
8Yakima Federal Savings and Loan AssociationYakima, WA+4.6%$2.0 billion
9Timberland BankHoquiam, WA+3.9%$2.1 billion
10Bank of the PacificAberdeen, WA+3.2%$1.3 billion
11Banner BankWalla Walla, WA+2.5%$16.6 billion
12Riverview BankVancouver, WA+2.4%$1.5 billion
13Washington Trust BankSpokane, WA+2.1%$10.5 billion
14RiverbankSpokane, WA+2.0%$310 million
15Pacific Crest BankLynnwood, WA+1.3%$318 million
16Olympia Federal Savings and Loan AssociationOlympia, WA+1.1%$1.0 billion
171st Security Bank of WashingtonMountlake Terrac, WA+0.8%$3.2 billion
18Wafd BankSeattle, WA-1.2%$27.6 billion
19Sound Community BankSeattle, WA-1.4%$1.1 billion
20Sound Banking CompanyLakewood, WA-2.0%$45.2 million
21Peoples BankBellingham, WA-2.4%$2.4 billion
22Connect Community BankRaymond, WA-2.9%$72.7 million
23First Fed BankPort Angeles, WA-3.0%$2.1 billion
24Baker Boyer National BankWalla Walla, WA-4.3%$693 million
25UnibankLynnwood, WA-14.9%$393 million
26Seattle BankSeattle, WA-17.4%$891 million
27Lamont Bank of St. JohnSaint John, WA-19.0%$51.1 million

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