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Charter West Bank in Nebraska

HMDA record for properties in Nebraska, calendar year 2024. National record · Nebraska overview

LEI 549300GG5XNEIGHQTG04
Reporting agency Federal Reserve System
State Nebraska

HMDA data alone cannot be used to determine whether a lender is complying with fair lending laws. The data do not include some legitimate credit risk considerations for loan approval and loan pricing decisions. Cells under 25 applications are withheld.

Charter West Bank's 2024 HMDA record for Nebraska covers 2,002 applications, 1,422 of them originated, worth $346m.

Its denial rate in the state was 9.5%, below the Nebraska rate of 17.2% across all lenders and compared with the lender's national rate of 9.4%.

The median rate spread on its Nebraska originations was 0.3 percentage points (state median 0.3).

Applications in the state were up 17% on 2023.

2,002applications in NE, 202489.0% of the lender's total
1,422loans originated$346m
9.5%denial rateNE all lenders 17.2%
0.3 ppmedian rate spreadNE 0.3 pp

Compared with the state and the lender's national record

MeasureIn NebraskaNebraska, all lendersCharter West Bank, all statesUnited States
Denial rate9.5%17.2%9.4%24.3%
Median rate spread, pp0.30.30.30.3
Originations with spread of 1.5 pp or more2.8%13.8%3.1%15.6%
Average originated loan$244k$231k$244k$329k
Home purchase share91.9%59.8%92.0%57.0%
FHA-insured share33.1%10.4%32.8%13.4%
VA-guaranteed share8.2%8.7%8.0%7.9%

Trend by year

ApplicationsOriginations

01,0262,0522022: 2,052 Applications2023: 1,705 Applications2024: 2,002 Applications2022: 1,622 Originations2023: 1,310 Originations2024: 1,422 Originations202220232024
Charter West Bank in Nebraska: applications and originations, 2022–2024

This lender in stateNebraska, all lenders

0%8.6%17.2%2022: 5.1% This lender in state2023: 6.3% This lender in state2024: 9.5% This lender in state202220232024
Denial rate by year, state rate dashed

Loan purpose and loan type in Nebraska

By purpose

Home purchase 92% (1,307)Home improvement 0% (1)Refinancing 4% (61)Cash-out refinancing 4% (52)Other purpose 0% (1)

By type

Conventional 57% (814)FHA 33% (470)VA 8% (116)USDA 2% (22)

Denial reasons as coded

Debt-to-income ratio53.7%
Credit history28.9%
Collateral8.7%
Insufficient cash (downpayment, closing costs)5.4%
Other3.4%
Employment history0%
Unverifiable information0%
Credit application incomplete0%
Mortgage insurance denied0%

Share of 149 denials in Nebraska by first denial reason coded (outlined bar: all lenders in the state).

Counties in Nebraska

CountyApplicationsOriginationsAmountDenial rate
Douglas County671487$128m5.2%
Sarpy County272197$58m6.5%
Lancaster County244185$45m3.6%
Platte County9666$17m16.5%
Hall County8861$14m10.1%
Adams County7250$8.6m23.1%
Red Willow County7150$10.0m19.4%
Madison County4431$6.8m6.1%
Cass County3122$5.5m—
Dodge County2922$4.9m—
Furnas County2718$2.4m—

Counties with at least 25 applications, by originations.

Questions and answers

How many mortgages did Charter West Bank originate in Nebraska in 2024?

1,422 loans totalling $346m, from 2,002 applications reported for properties in Nebraska.

What is Charter West Bank's denial rate in Nebraska?

9.5% of decided applications in Nebraska were denied, against 17.2% for all lenders in the state and 9.4% for this lender nationally. HMDA data alone cannot be used to determine whether a lender is complying with fair lending laws.

Which Nebraska counties does Charter West Bank lend in most?

By originations: Douglas County (487), Sarpy County (197), Lancaster County (185), Platte County (66), Hall County (61).

Where does this data come from?

From the 2024 public HMDA loan/application register (FFIEC and CFPB), filtered to the lender's LEI and the property state. Cells under 25 applications are withheld.

Provenance

Source: HMDA public loan/application register 2022, 2023, 2024 (FFIEC and CFPB, public domain), records for this LEI with a property in Nebraska. Built 30 Sep 2026; data through 1 Aug 2026. See methodology and corrections.