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MidWestOne Bank
Iowa City, IA · State non-member bank · FDIC · $6.3 billion assets · 1,522 loans in 2025
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1,522
loans originated, 2025
2,125
applications, 2025
10
states and territories
0
gaps bigger than at similar lenders
History
- 10 January 1974Renamed from Iowa State Bank and Trust Company to Iowa State Bank & Trust Company.
- 1990First report under HMDA in the public data (which begins in 1990).
- 9 August 2008Merged with First State Bank. Its HMDA filings count as this lender's in the competition figures.
- 9 August 2008Merged with MidWestOne Bank. Its HMDA filings count as this lender's in the competition figures.
- 9 August 2008Renamed from Iowa State Bank & Trust Company to MidWestOneBank.
- 2 April 2016Merged with Central Bank. Its HMDA filings count as this lender's in the competition figures.
- 1 May 2019Merged with American Trust & Savings Bank. Its HMDA filings count as this lender's in the competition figures.
- 1 February 2024Merged with Bank of Denver. Its HMDA filings count as this lender's in the competition figures.
Filed under earlier names
- 1990–2004Iowa State Bank & Trust Compan
- 1998–1998Iowa State Bank & Trust
- 1999–1999Iowa State Bank Trust Company
- 2000–2002IOWA STATE BANK & TRUST COMPA
- 2005–2005IOWA STATE BANK & TRUST CO
- 2006–2006IOWA STATE BANK AND TRUST CO
- 2007–2007IOWA STATE BANK AND TRUST
Data editions
| Year | Publisher | Edition |
|---|---|---|
| 2018 | FFIEC | three-year |
| 2019 | FFIEC | three-year |
| 2020 | FFIEC | snapshot |
| 2021 | FFIEC | snapshot |
| 2022 | FFIEC | snapshot |
| 2023 | FFIEC | one-year |
| 2024 | FFIEC | one-year |
| 2025 | FFIEC | snapshot |
Corrections to this lender's records
| Year | Problem | Records | What was done |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | zero income set to missing: business-purpose loan: personal income is not the basis. HMDA says report NA when income is not relied on | 1 | Record adjusted; the published value is kept in dw.lar_original |
| 2024 | zero income set to missing: debt-to-income band reported (<20%), which cannot be computed from zero income. HMDA says report NA when income is not relied on | 2 | Record adjusted; the published value is kept in dw.lar_original |
| 2024 | zero income set to missing: debt-to-income band reported (>60%), which cannot be computed from zero income. HMDA says report NA when income is not relied on | 2 | Record adjusted; the published value is kept in dw.lar_original |
| 2025 | zero income set to missing: debt-to-income band reported (>60%), which cannot be computed from zero income. HMDA says report NA when income is not relied on | 5 | Record adjusted; the published value is kept in dw.lar_original |
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