Mortgage Lender Index › Banks › Zions Bancorporation, N.A.Zions Bancorporation, N.A.
Zions Bancorporation, N.A. is a national bank based in Salt Lake City, Utah,
with $89.0 billion in assets and $76.6 billion in deposits as of 30 June 2026.
The FDIC’s 2026 branch survey counts 409 branches in 112 counties.
FDIC certificate 2270
Charter class National bank
Established Not published
Assets $89.0 billion
Deposits $76.6 billion
Offices 413
Net income, year to date $685.7 million
Return on assets 1.55%
Website www.zionsbancorporation.com
Mortgage lending Zions Bancorporation, N.A. reported 8,981 mortgages made in 2025.
Branches by county, 2026
County Branches Deposits Harris County, TX
34 $9.8 billion Salt Lake County, UT
28 $13.2 billion Clark County, NV
25 $5.1 billion San Diego County, CA
21 $4.6 billion Los Angeles County, CA
19 $4.8 billion Maricopa County, AZ
16 $3.0 billion Utah County, UT
13 $3.1 billion Orange County, CA
9 $2.6 billion Montgomery County, TX
9 $1.6 billion Washington County, UT
8 $1.2 billion Davis County, UT
8 $1.1 billion Dallas County, TX
8 $925.9 million Pima County, AZ
7 $1.2 billion Yavapai County, AZ
7 $649.0 million Galveston County, TX
7 $494.8 million Fort Bend County, TX
6 $1.4 billion Denver County, CO
6 $1.4 billion Riverside County, CA
6 $915.2 million Bexar County, TX
6 $680.1 million Weber County, UT
5 $683.0 million Washoe County, NV
4 $1.2 billion Ada County, ID
4 $1.1 billion Cache County, UT
4 $872.6 million Summit County, UT
4 $623.6 million Navajo County, AZ
4 $380.0 million Coconino County, AZ
4 $367.8 million Elko County, NV
4 $288.4 million San Bernardino County, CA
4 $230.2 million San Francisco County, CA
3 $916.5 million Mohave County, AZ
3 $332.1 million Alameda County, CA
3 $318.4 million Yuma County, AZ
3 $312.8 million Santa Clara County, CA
3 $295.1 million Pueblo County, CO
3 $241.7 million Cochise County, AZ
3 $222.8 million Boulder County, CO
3 $218.8 million Canyon County, ID
3 $217.2 million Adams County, CO
3 $209.0 million King County, WA
2 $995.7 million Fresno County, CA
2 $493.3 million Sacramento County, CA
2 $489.6 million Bonneville County, ID
2 $348.5 million Nye County, NV
2 $288.1 million Duchesne County, UT
2 $284.7 million Apache County, AZ
2 $263.8 million Carson City, NV
2 $257.3 million Sevier County, UT
2 $203.4 million Box Elder County, UT
2 $178.6 million Millard County, UT
2 $165.2 million Jefferson County, CO
2 $155.5 million Sanpete County, UT
2 $150.5 million El Paso County, CO
2 $130.5 million Arapahoe County, CO
2 $122.8 million San Mateo County, CA
2 $117.8 million Twin Falls County, ID
2 $113.5 million Mesa County, CO
2 $100.1 million Tarrant County, TX
2 $92.0 million La Plata County, CO
2 $91.0 million Payette County, ID
2 $89.1 million San Juan County, UT
2 $82.7 million Pinal County, AZ
2 $80.1 million Blaine County, ID
2 $70.8 million Rich County, UT
2 $64.8 million Wasatch County, UT
1 $219.5 million Uintah County, UT
1 $177.8 million Pitkin County, CO
1 $173.7 million Montezuma County, CO
1 $167.1 million Iron County, UT
1 $165.9 million Graham County, AZ
1 $151.2 million Tooele County, UT
1 $144.6 million Brazoria County, TX
1 $142.2 million Douglas County, NV
1 $132.1 million Jefferson County, ID
1 $121.1 million Bingham County, ID
1 $119.5 million Multnomah County, OR
1 $116.7 million La Paz County, AZ
1 $114.2 million Teller County, CO
1 $112.1 million Grand County, UT
1 $109.9 million Gila County, AZ
1 $109.6 million Bannock County, ID
1 $108.0 million Carbon County, UT
1 $99.9 million Cassia County, ID
1 $99.3 million San Juan County, NM
1 $97.9 million Bear Lake County, ID
1 $96.4 million Routt County, CO
1 $94.3 million Kane County, UT
1 $90.8 million Greenlee County, AZ
1 $87.8 million Lyon County, NV
1 $87.6 million Washington County, ID
1 $86.7 million Teton County, WY
1 $84.4 million Madison County, ID
1 $84.0 million Latah County, ID
1 $81.7 million Garfield County, UT
1 $79.2 million Humboldt County, NV
1 $75.5 million Emery County, UT
1 $67.7 million Kern County, CA
1 $66.5 million Nez Perce County, ID
1 $65.2 million Ventura County, CA
1 $64.3 million Montrose County, CO
1 $62.6 million Pershing County, NV
1 $62.3 million Douglas County, CO
1 $56.7 million Gooding County, ID
1 $53.8 million Broomfield County, CO
1 $48.8 million Comal County, TX
1 $47.5 million Santa Cruz County, AZ
1 $47.5 million Contra Costa County, CA
1 $46.7 million Collin County, TX
1 $46.1 million Travis County, TX
1 $44.5 million Eureka County, NV
1 $43.1 million Wharton County, TX
1 $42.0 million Eagle County, CO
1 $40.3 million Churchill County, NV
1 $38.2 million
Closed since the 2025 survey
3 branches in the 2025 survey have no 2026 row: closed, sold, or moved.
100 Corporate Pointe, Ste 110, Culver City, CA (Los Angeles) 73000 Highway 111, Palm Desert, CA (Riverside) 3390 W Signal Peak Dr, Ste 121, Salt Lake City, UT (Salt Lake)
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