The reason lists like these never end up being maintained and useful is because it's almost never as easy as Bank A accepts Jurisdiction X.
There's so much more than just jurisdiction that goes into whether a bank accepts or declines an application. Some jurisdictions are indeed blacklisted with some financial institutions. Poor choice of jurisdiction that can be a detriment. But even then — unless we're talking sanctioned countries — exceptions are often (but not always) possible if you get management approval.
UK company selling barrels of toxic sludge to children = unbankable.
Labuan company running a digital marketplace = bankable.
Labuan company running a digital marketplace of pictures of children doused in toxic sludge = unbankable.
UK company operating a web hosting business = bankable.
Marshall Islands company operating a web hosting business = bankable, but a bit harder.
And then you factor in UBO residence/nationality, directors residence/nationality, shareholders residence/nationality, counterparties residence/nationality, currencies involved, amounts, frequency, and so and so forth.