List of all Hispanic-owned banks in the U.S.
Mighty Guide, 2023 Edition
There are 31 Hispanic-owned or Hispanic-led banks in the United States. These 31 banks (designated by the FDIC as Hispanic Minority Depository Institutions, or MDIs) make up less than 1% of all banks in the U.S. Minority Depository Institutions “play an important role in providing mortgage credit, small business lending, and other banking services” to communities of color and low- and moderate-income communities.
A bank is Hispanic-owned if Hispanic Americans own at least 51% of voting stock.
A bank is Hispanic-led if the majority of the board of directors are Hispanic Americans and the bank primarily serves Hispanic communities.
2023 top Hispanic-owned or led community-investing banks
Banks ranked in order of community investment focus*
Ponce Bank (HQ: New York) | Website | See what this bank invests in
International Finance Bank (HQ: Florida) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Bank of Grand Lake (HQ: Oklahoma) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Bank of South Texas (HQ: Texas) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Ocean Bank (HQ: Florida) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Community Commerce Bank (HQ: California) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Citizens State Bank (HQ: Texas) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Popular Bank (HQ: New York) | Website | See what this bank invests in
Apollo Bank (HQ: Florida) | Website | See what this bank invests in
United Bank of El Paso Del Norte (HQ: Texas) | Website | See what this bank invests in
View the list of all 31 Hispanic-owned and Hispanic-led banks in the US
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*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.