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CoreFirst Bank & Trust
Topeka, KS · State non-member bank · FDIC · $1.3 billion assets · 289 loans in 2025
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289
loans originated, 2025
418
applications, 2025
3
states and territories
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gaps bigger than at similar lenders
Who CoreFirst Bank & Trust 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 — KANSAS CITY, KS-MO, 2025
CoreFirst Bank & Trust ranks 96th of 659 lenders in Kansas City, KS-MO, with $32.0M lent: 0.2% of a $16.29B market.
Kansas City, KS-MO is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and CoreFirst Bank & Trust 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 34% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 2 — TOPEKA, KS, 2025
CoreFirst Bank & Trust ranks 13th of 236 lenders in Topeka, KS, with $19.3M lent: 1.9% of a $1.01B market.
Topeka, KS is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and CoreFirst Bank & Trust 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. 3 — LAWRENCE, KS, 2025
CoreFirst Bank & Trust ranks 16th of 222 lenders in Lawrence, KS, with $10.1M lent: 1.4% of a $693.1M market.
Lawrence, KS is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and CoreFirst Bank & Trust 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. 4 — DENVER-AURORA-CENTENNIAL, CO, 2025
CoreFirst Bank & Trust ranks 371st of 754 lenders in Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO, with $3.8M lent: 0.0% of a $35.19B market.
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and CoreFirst Bank & Trust 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 34% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 5 — MANHATTAN, KS, 2025
CoreFirst Bank & Trust ranks 172nd of 209 lenders in Manhattan, KS, with $185K lent: 0.0% of a $677.4M market.
Manhattan, KS is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and CoreFirst Bank & Trust 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
FIG. 6 — NON-METRO COLORADO, 2025
CoreFirst Bank & Trust ranks 609th of 626 lenders in non-metro Colorado, with $105K lent: 0.0% of a $9.24B market.
non-metro Colorado is one of the three markets it entered most recently. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and CoreFirst Bank & Trust 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 39% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
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