New York, New York · Peer group 1
New York Episcopal Credit Union
New York Episcopal Credit Union holds $1.3M in assets across 404 members as of Q1 2026 — about $3K of assets per member, on a charter dating to 2022. Charter number 24942, in the <$10M asset tier.
Balance sheet
Reported position at the close of the quarter.
| Total assets | $1.3M |
|---|---|
| Total loans | $156K |
| Total shares (deposits) | $1.1M |
| Net worth | $213K |
| Members | 404 |
| Assets per member | $3K |
Year-over-year growth
Change against the same quarter one year earlier.
| Assets | 57.3% | |
|---|---|---|
| Loans | 157.3% | higher than 99% of its peer group |
| Deposits | 50.7% | higher than 100% of its peer group |
| Members | 8.6% | higher than 97% of its peer group |
Ratios and peer position
Each ratio is shown against its percentile rank within this institution's own peer group. The absolute number is rarely the interesting part — a 96% loan-to-share is unremarkable in one peer group and an outlier in another.
| Loan-to-share | 14.5% | around the 15th percentile of its peer group |
|---|---|---|
| Net worth ratio | 16.4% | around the 39th percentile of its peer group |
| Return on assets | 48.48% | higher than 100% of its peer group |
| Delinquency ratio | 5.00% | around the 74th percentile of its peer group |
| Cash / assets | 7.0% | lower than 96% of its peer group |
| Borrowings / assets | 0.0% | around the 49th percentile of its peer group |
What this page does not show
Everything above is New York Episcopal Credit Union’s own reported position. What a CUSignals subscription adds is the layer on top of it: a merger-susceptibility score and calibrated one-year probability, a franchise-value score, a liquidity-stress score and funding-need flag, participation buyer/seller classification, and buying-propensity scores across five software categories — each with the plain-English reason it moved, and each decomposable into the weights that produced it.
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