$1.4 to $25 Billion

• The following financial institutions received more than $1 billion: Citigroup ($25 billion); J. P. Morgan Chase ($25 billion); Wells Fargo ($25 billion); Bank of America ($15 billion); Goldman Sachs ($10 billion); Merrill Lynch ($10 billion); Morgan Stanley ($10 billion); PNC ($7.7 billion); Bancorp ($6.6 billion); Capital One ($3.5 billion); Regions Financial ($3.5 billion); SunTrust ($3.5 billion); Fifth Third Bancorp ($3.4 billion); BB&T ($3.1 billion); Bank of New York Mellon ($3 billion); Keycorp ($2.5 billion); Comerica ($2.2 billion); State Street ($2.5 billion); Marshall and Ilsley Corporation ($1.7 billion); Northern Trust Corporation ($1.5 billion); Huntington Bancshares ($1.4 billion); and Zions Bancorporation ($1.4 billion).
  
  

$200 to $973 Million

• The following banks received more than $200 million: Synovus ($973 million); First Horizon National ($866 million); M & T Bank ($600 million); Associated Banc-Corporation ($530 million); Webster Financial Corporation ($400 million); City National ($395 million); TCF Financial Corporation ($361 million); South Financial Group ($347 million); Valley National Bancorp ($330 million); East West Bancorp ($316 million); Citizens Republic Bancorp ($300 million); Susquehanna Bancshares ($300 million); UCBH Holdings ($298 million); Cathay General Bancorp ($258 million); First Merit Corporation ($248 million); International Bancshares Corporation ($216 million); Trustmark Corporation ($215 million); Umpqua Holdings ($214 million); and Washington Federal Savings ($200 million).
  
  

$105 to $193 Million

• The following banks received from $105 to $193 million: MB Financial ($193 million); First Midwest Bancorp ($193 million); Pacific Capital Bancorp ($188 million); First Niagara Financial Group ($186 million); United Community Bank ($180 million); Provident Bankshares ($151 million); Boston Private Financial Holdings ($150 million); Old National Bank ($150 million); Western Alliance Bancorporation ($140 million); CVB Financial ($130 million); Banner Corporation ($124 million); Signature Bank ($120 million); Iberiabank Corporation ($115 million); and Taylor Capital Group ($105 million).
  
  

$30 to $80 Million

• The following banks received $30 to $80 million: Midwest Banc Holdings ($80 million); Sandy Spring Bancorp ($80 million); First Financial Bancorp ($80 million); Columbia Banking System ($76.9 million); Wesbanco and Southwest Bancorp ($70 million); Superior Bancorp ($69 million); Nara Bancorp ($67 million); Wilshire Bancorp ($69 million); Great Southern Bancorp ($60 million); Ameris Bancorp and Home Bancshares ($50 million); Capital Bank ($42.9 million); Southern Community Financial ($42.75 million); Heritage Commerce ($40 million); Simmons First National ($40 million); Cascade Financial ($39 million); Peoples Bancorp ($39 million); Porter Bancorp ($39 million); Eagle Bancorp ($38.2 million); Encore Bancshares ($34 million); Bancorp Rhode Island ($30 million); and Severn Bancorp ($30 million).
  
  

$25 Million or Less

• The following banks received $1 to $25 million: Peapack-Gladstone Financial ($28.7 million); Intermountain Community ($27 million); Intermountain Community Bancorp ($27 million); LNB Bancorp ($25.2 million); HF Financial Corporation ($25 million); Heritage Financial Corporation ($24 million); Wainwright Bank and Trust ($22 million); Indiana Community Bancorp ($21.5 million); First Pacific Trust Bancorp ($19.3 million); HopFed Bancorp Incorporated ($18.4 million); Bank of Commerce Holdings ($17 million); First Financial Services ($16.3 million); Community West Bancshares ($15.6 million); Broadway Financial Group ($9 million); FFW Corporation ($7.3 million); Capital Pacific Bancorp ($4 million); and Saigon National Bank ($1.2 million).