List of all Asian American-owned banks, Pacific Islander American-owned banks, and more
Mighty Guide, 2023 Edition
There are 73 banks in the United States owned or led by Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans, as certified by the FDIC.
Asian or Pacific Islander American-owned means that the majority of voting stock is owned by Asian or Pacific Islander Americans.
Asian or Pacific Islander American-led means that the bank predominantly serves Asian and Pacific Islander American communities and the majority of the board of directors are Asian or Pacific Islander American.
Though Asian American-owned and Pacific Islander American-owned banks are the most common type of bank that is owned or led by people of color (known as Minority Depository Institutions), the industry is still far from being representative, as these 73 banks make up just 1% of the United States’ ~5,000 banks.
2023 top community-investing banks owned or led by Asian or Pacific Islander Americans
Banks ranked in order of community investment focus*
American First National Bank (HQ: Texas) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Quantum National Bank (HQ: Georgia) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Global Bank (HQ: New York) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Unibank (HQ: Washington) | Website | See what this bank invests in
State Bank of Texas (HQ: Texas) | Website | See what this bank invests in
American Plus Bank (HQ: California) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Golden Bank (HQ: Texas) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Southwestern National Bank (HQ: Texas) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Pacific City Bank (HQ: California) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Metropolitan Bank (HQ: California) | Website | See what this bank invests in
*Banks are ranked in descending order of community financing percentage. Community financing percentage is equal to the sum of business loans, housing loans, farm loans, construction loans, public works loans and securities, and household loans, as a percentage of total assets. Community financing data source: FFIEC, Q4 2021. To learn more about the data see our FAQ.
