TellerScore

K Bank no longer operates under this certificate. It failed on November 5, 2010. See the failure record.

K Bank is a bank based in Randallstown, Maryland.

There is not enough recent publicly reported data to show a TellerScore for K Bank.

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Scorecard

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Funding & liquidity—/100
Loans ÷ deposits and uninsured-deposit share: —
Problem-loan coverage—/100
"Texas ratio": (noncurrent loans + foreclosed property) ÷ (equity + loan-loss reserves): —

The TellerScore is our own summary of the figures this institution reports publicly; it is not issued or endorsed by any government agency. It is not a prediction, and deposits within insurance limits are protected either way.

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How it compares with peers

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Deposit insurance

Is my money safe at K Bank?

K Bank is no longer an active bank in FDIC records (since 2010).

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Identity & history

Profile

Legal name
K Bank
Former names
Key Federal Savings Bank; Key Bank and Trust; Key Federal Savings and Loan Association
Type
State-chartered bank
FDIC certificate #
31263
RSSD ID
357375
Primary regulator
FDIC
Holding company
K Capital Corp
Established
July 7, 1961
Headquarters
8601 Liberty Road, Randallstown, MD 21133

Quick answers

K Bank: common questions

Is K Bank FDIC insured?

K Bank is no longer an active bank in FDIC records (since 2010).

Has K Bank ever failed?

FDIC records show K Bank failed on November 5, 2010.