The following 3 stocks fared the worst amid Friday's decline

Markets closed lower, with First Republic Bank, GoHealth, Inc., PacWest Bancorp making Friday's list of top losers.

A quick update: leading equity indices in the US declined as Dow Jones closed at 31,862, a 1.19% change. After dropping 1.1%, S&P 500 closed at 3,916.64.

In line with markets falling Friday, some stocks made the list of top losers. Take a look.

First Republic Bank | -15.37% to $19.49 in pre-market trade with a day until open

So far this year, the regional full-service bank has declined 72.5% while touching highs around $170.53 earlier this year. So far this year, it has been doing worse than the S&P 500 by 73.3%. The regional full-service bank's market cap currently stands at $4.29 billion with an average daily volume of 10.72 million shares. First Republic Bank has a forecast of $1.44 billion with an EPS of $1.82.

PacWest Bancorp | -1.62% to $9.13 in pre-market trade with a day until open

Having fallen $16.86 in 12 days, Friday's session continued the recent downtrend: during Friday's session, PacWest Bancorp toiled and struggled for upward momentum before closing at $9.28. By the close, the the multi-billion-dollar banking firm suffered a $2.17 or 18.95% loss.

GoHealth | -3.63% to $12.74 in pre-market trade with a day until open

The Medicare plan marketplace has fallen back around 8.38% over the past 11 days, from a notable high of $19.1. Currently, the Medicare plan marketplace has a market capitalization of $2.84 billion with an average daily trading volume of 48,370 shares.