Metropolitan Commercial Bank has announced its inclusion in the list of America's Fastest-Growing Companies for 2026, a recognition resulting from an evaluation conducted jointly by Business Insider and Plant-A Insights Group. The bank was selected based on its outstanding financial performance and long-term stability.
Selection Criteria and Process
The selection process involved a comprehensive assessment of over 3,000 publicly traded U.S. companies across four key dimensions: financial performance, earnings growth, investor value, and stability. Only the 500 highest-scoring companies earned this distinction. To be eligible, companies were required to have been listed on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq since 2020, with fiscal year 2025 revenue of at least $100 million and profitability. The review team examined public financial documents, utilizing 11 specific metrics to evaluate revenue growth, profitability, shareholder returns, and financial soundness. A rigorous media monitoring process was also employed to assess corporate governance and business integrity.
Leadership Commentary
Mark DeFazio, Founder, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Metropolitan Commercial Bank, stated that this honor validates the dedication of the bank's team, the trust of its clients, and its commitment to financial excellence. He emphasized the bank's ongoing focus on delivering superior banking solutions designed to help clients build and sustain generational wealth.
A History of Accolades
This latest award adds to a growing list of recent recognitions for the bank. It was previously named to the KBW Bank Honor Roll for 2026, acknowledging it as one of 17 elite banks with the strongest or most consistent earnings growth over the past decade. Furthermore, the bank was recognized as a Best Regional Bank by Newsweek in both 2024 and 2025.
Company Background
Founded in 1999 and headquartered in New York City, Metropolitan Commercial Bank is a full-service commercial bank with a focus on serving clients in sectors including real estate, property management, legal services, healthcare, and government services.
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