Turn public market share into a banker-owned capture plan.
Pulaski County is the best market-share move this week: $17M in modeled deposit capture and 12 competitor branch pressure points there alone. Across all 7 mapped counties, DepositLeads found $40M in total deposit capture and $927K in annual treasury fee opportunity tied to banker-owned actions.
Source proof: DepositLeads demo modeled from FDIC Summary of Deposits structure · observed 2026-11-01 · refreshed 2026-11-01
Where are we weak, and where can we win?
Treasury density is high. Win by pairing operating deposits with ACH, RDC, positive pay, and sweep conversations.
County Market Share Map
FDIC branch deposits by county, competitor branch density, estimated bank share, and where to win first.
Where We Are Weak / Where We Can Win
Treasury density is high. Win by pairing operating deposits with ACH, RDC, positive pay, and sweep conversations.
Treasury density is high. Win by pairing operating deposits with ACH, RDC, positive pay, and sweep conversations.
Treasury density is high. Win by pairing operating deposits with ACH, RDC, positive pay, and sweep conversations.
Monitor daily signal movement and defend existing relationships before larger competitors reprice.
No FDIC branch-deposit evidence is loaded for Washington County; use signal density, not market-share claims, until branch data is connected.
No FDIC branch-deposit evidence is loaded for Lonoke County; use signal density, not market-share claims, until branch data is connected.
No FDIC branch-deposit evidence is loaded for Jefferson County; use signal density, not market-share claims, until branch data is connected.