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Tri-County Bank
Brown City, MI · State member bank · FRS · $604 million assets · 63 loans in 2025
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63
loans originated, 2025
78
applications, 2025
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states and territories
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gaps bigger than at similar lenders
Who Tri-County Bank competes with, by dollars lent in 2025, in its five largest markets and the three it entered most recently. A Pareto chart puts the lenders in order of size and draws their running share, so the reader sees how concentrated each market is: where the line climbs steeply, a few lenders hold most of it.
FIG. 1 — DETROIT-WARREN-DEARBORN, MI, 2025
Tri-County Bank ranks 211th of 599 lenders in Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI, with $8.1M lent: 0.0% of a $25.80B market.
Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and Tri-County Bank in amber (marked ▶, with its rank when below the ten). Line: the running total of the bars as a share of the whole market, ending at 50% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 2 — NON-METRO MICHIGAN, 2025
Tri-County Bank ranks 186th of 606 lenders in non-metro Michigan, with $4.8M lent: 0.1% of a $7.04B market.
non-metro Michigan is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and Tri-County Bank in amber (marked ▶, with its rank when below the ten). Line: the running total of the bars as a share of the whole market, ending at 38% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 3 — FLINT, MI, 2025
Tri-County Bank ranks 141st of 285 lenders in Flint, MI, with $1.0M lent: 0.1% of a $1.61B market.
Flint, MI is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and Tri-County Bank in amber (marked ▶, with its rank when below the ten). Line: the running total of the bars as a share of the whole market, ending at 46% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 4 — GRAND RAPIDS-WYOMING-KENTWOOD, MI, 2025
Tri-County Bank ranks 394th of 436 lenders in Grand Rapids-Wyoming-Kentwood, MI, with $225K lent: 0.0% of a $7.34B market.
Grand Rapids-Wyoming-Kentwood, MI is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and Tri-County Bank in amber (marked ▶, with its rank when below the ten). Line: the running total of the bars as a share of the whole market, ending at 54% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 5 — TRAVERSE CITY, MI, 2025
Tri-County Bank ranks 253rd of 274 lenders in Traverse City, MI, with $165K lent: 0.0% of a $1.39B market.
Traverse City, MI is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and Tri-County Bank in amber (marked ▶, with its rank when below the ten). Line: the running total of the bars as a share of the whole market, ending at 52% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
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