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The Bank of South Carolina
Charleston, SC · State non-member bank · FDIC · $576 million assets · 139 loans in 2025
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139
loans originated, 2025
154
applications, 2025
9
states and territories
0
gaps bigger than at similar lenders
Who The Bank of South Carolina 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 — CHARLESTON-NORTH CHARLESTON, SC, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 54th of 617 lenders in Charleston-North Charleston, SC, with $62.2M lent: 0.5% of a $11.91B market.
Charleston-North Charleston, SC is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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 29% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 2 — NON-METRO SOUTH CAROLINA, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 206th of 514 lenders in non-metro South Carolina, with $2.2M lent: 0.1% of a $2.95B market.
non-metro South Carolina is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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 27% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 3 — HILTON HEAD ISLAND-BLUFFTON-PORT ROYAL, SC, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 215th of 489 lenders in Hilton Head Island-Bluffton-Port Royal, SC, with $1.7M lent: 0.0% of a $3.64B market.
Hilton Head Island-Bluffton-Port Royal, SC is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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. 4 — COLUMBIA, SC, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 247th of 515 lenders in Columbia, SC, with $1.3M lent: 0.0% of a $5.77B market.
Columbia, SC is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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 — MIAMI-FORT LAUDERDALE-WEST PALM BEACH, FL, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 770th of 937 lenders in Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL, with $565K lent: 0.0% of a $48.09B market.
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL is one of its five largest markets. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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 36% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 6 — MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL-BLOOMINGTON, MN-WI, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 646th of 688 lenders in Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI, with $245K lent: 0.0% of a $27.60B market.
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI is one of the three markets it entered most recently. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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 32% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
FIG. 7 — COLUMBUS, OH, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 552nd of 596 lenders in Columbus, OH, with $205K lent: 0.0% of a $16.93B market.
Columbus, OH is one of the three markets it entered most recently. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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. 8 — BATTLE CREEK, MI, 2025
The Bank of South Carolina ranks 183rd of 209 lenders in Battle Creek, MI, with $115K lent: 0.0% of a $562.0M market.
Battle Creek, MI is one of the three markets it entered most recently. Bars: dollars lent by each of the ten largest lenders, and The Bank of South Carolina 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 49% of it.
SOURCE: FFIEC HMDA 2025, DOLLARS LENT ON LOANS ORIGINATED
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