A locally owned bank founded in 1957 has grown across central and southern Utah. Its commercial and property lending, rural branches and 2026 university partnership show how that regional identity works in practice.
The Cedar City insured bank is distinct from its holding company. The 2021 FDIC CRA evaluation identified Southern Utah Bancorporation as the parent; current bank identity is FDIC certificate 17964.
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State Bank of Southern Utah is an active Utah state-chartered bank headquartered in Cedar City, Utah, identified by FDIC certificate 17964. Its dedicated research profile distinguishes the insured bank from similarly named institutions and any parent company.
At June 30, 2026, the insured bank reported $2.738 billion in assets and $2.396 billion in deposits. First-half 2026 net income was $23.520 million; FDIC source values were converted from thousands of dollars.
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A locally owned bank founded in 1957 has grown across central and southern Utah. Its commercial and property lending, rural branches and 2026 university partnership show how that regional identity works in practice.
Curated library records that name State Bank of Southern Utah or connect through its linked research. The official source provides full scope and status.
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Headquarters identity from the FDIC institution record; this address is not an inventory of customer-service locations.
Sources checked October 5, 2026 Mountain Time. FDIC dataset index: 2026-10-02. Headquarters identify the bank, not its branches or a parent company’s offices.
A separate last-checked date for this profile has not been recorded. Relationship evidence and Utah banking records show their own source-check dates where available; news and research dates refer to those articles.