BankingStats

MidFirst Bank

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma County

$42.8B in total assets, the 59th largest of 4,309 US banks and 2nd of 171 headquartered in Oklahoma.

FDIC certificate
4063
Established
1911
Owned by
G Jeffrey Records Jr 2020 Family Tr
Primary regulator
OCC
Website
www.midfirst.com

At a glance

Compared with 132 US banks with $10 billion to $100 billion in assets, as of June 30, 2026.

Measure This bank Percentile Peer range, middle 90% Peer median
Total assets $42.8B 80% $22.4B
Loans $33.5B 86% $14.4B
Deposits $25.3B 71% $18.0B
Return on assets 1.32% 56% 1.29%
Net interest margin 3.03% 21% 3.62%
Efficiency ratio 52.7% 42% 55.2%
Equity to assets 9.78% 25% 11.60%
Loans to deposits 132% 98% 87%

Growth

Total assets grew 6.6% a year over the last 5 years and 13.3% a year over 10 years, including 1 acquisition in the last 10 years.

Acquisitions

ClosedAcquired bankAssets at acquisition
Jul 20161st Century Bank, National Association Los Angeles, CA$763M
Jan 2015Steele Street Bank & Trust Denver, CO$573M
Aug 2009Union Bank, National Association Gilbert, AZ$120M
Aug 2009Community Bank of Arizona Phoenix, AZ$159M
Jun 1997MidFirst Bank Oklahoma City, OK$78M
Aug 1991State Federal Savings Association Tulsa, OK$218M
Aug 1991Continental Federal Savings and Loan Association, F.A. Oklahoma City, OK$230M
Jul 1988The American Federal Savings and Loan Association Anadarko, OK$65M
Oct 1986Homestead Savings and Loan Association Woodward, OK$135M

Where they operate

94 branches in 26 counties.

Largest markets by deposits

CountyDepositsMarket shareRank
Oklahoma County, OK$12.6B26.6%1 of 60
Maricopa County, AZ$4.4B2.3%6 of 55
Los Angeles County, CA$2.3B0.5%24 of 91
Tulsa County, OK$1.3B3.7%6 of 52
Cleveland County, OK$961M15.5%1 of 28
Denver County, CO$674M1.1%14 of 45

Deposits by branch from the FDIC Summary of Deposits, June 2026. Rank among all banks with branches in that county.

Branch history since 2016

Net gain of 9 branches since 2016 (85 to 94, +10.6%). 22 opened, 1 acquired, 14 closed or sold.

PeriodWhat happenedOpened or acquiredClosed or soldNet changeBranches at end
Start of 2016Starting point85
2016Acquired 1st Century Bank, National AssociationClosed Mesa11085
2017Closed 4 in 2 states04−481
2018Opened 3 in 3 statesClosed Goodyear and Oklahoma City32+182
2019Sold 3 branches to Equity BankOpened Edwards13−280
2020Opened Encino10+181
2021Closed Denver01−180
2022Opened Houston10+181
2023Opened 3 in 2 statesClosed Phoenix and Tempe32+182
2024Opened San Antonio and Santa Barbra20+284
2025Opened 11 in 4 statesClosed Yukon111+1094

Balance sheet and earnings

Loans by type

TypeShareThis bankPeers
1-4 family residential 64%20%
Commercial real estate 21%25%
Business (C&I) 8%17%
Construction and land 3%6%
Multifamily 3%8%
Consumer 1%10%
Other 0%13%

Deposits by type

TypeShareThis bankPeers
Other interest-bearing 68%62%
Noninterest-bearing 19%20%
Time deposits 13%18%

Brokered deposits are 0.0% of deposits (peers 7.3%).

Return on assets

Trailing four quarters, with the peer median.

Credit and capital

This bankPeer median
Noncurrent loans3.47%0.63%
Net charge-offs, annualized0.06%0.14%
Reserves to loans0.65%1.15%
Leverage ratio9.01%10.26%

Noncurrent loans exclude government-guaranteed portions.

Similar size in Oklahoma

Largest competitors in Oklahoma County, OK

Figures as of June 30, 2026 from the bank's Call Report, FDIC structure and branch data, and the Federal Reserve. Short link: bankingstats.com/midfirst