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GNBank

Institution deposit footprint ยท FDIC Summary of Deposits, June 30, 2025
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GNBank holds $790M in deposits across 10 counties in 1 ranked market and 2 states. Its deposit footprint is highly concentrated: the top three counties (Crawford County, Brown County, Woodson County) hold 64% of its deposits, and Kansas accounts for 85% of the total. It ranks among the three largest institutions in 7 of the 10 counties where it operates.

Deposit footprint
Total Deposits
$790M
June 30, 2025, nominal
Counties
10
where it holds deposits
Branches
15
reported offices
Ranked Markets
1
CSAs / MSAs touched

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Deposits by county

Data as of June 30, 2025 (FDIC Summary of Deposits)

CountyDepositsCounty’s
% of
Bank’s Deposits
Bank’s
% of
County Deposits
Branches
1.Crawford County, KS$296M37.5%28.9%4
2.Brown County, KS$117M14.8%30.1%2
3.Woodson County, KS$96M12.2%92.1%1
4.Prowers County, CO$66M8.4%13.6%1
5.Jackson County, KS$55M7.0%13.8%2
6.Kiowa County, CO$55M6.9%100.0%1
7.Ford County, KS$41M5.2%4.9%1
8.Clay County, KS$34M4.3%11.9%1
9.Edwards County, KS$20M2.5%22.3%1
10.Nemaha County, KS$11M1.4%1.0%1

Deposits are as reported to the FDIC at branch level, June 30, 2025, and are nominal. “County’s % of Bank’s Deposits” is this county’s share of the institution’s total deposits; “Bank’s % of County Deposits” is this institution’s deposits as a percent of all deposits booked in that county. Counties within a Combined or Metropolitan Statistical Area link to their full profile; other counties are shown for completeness.

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