FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (STRATFORD)

Charter #21614 · Stratford, CT · <$10M

Public 5300 data · as of 2026Q1

What the numbers say

  • Net worth ratio of 7.88% sits at the 5th percentile of structural peers — worth a closer look.
  • Cost of funds of 0.00% ranks in the 0th percentile among structurally similar credit unions — a relative strength.
  • Delinquency 60+ days of 80.58% sits at the 97th percentile of structural peers — worth a closer look.
  • Net charge-off ratio of 0.00% ranks in the 24th percentile among structurally similar credit unions — a relative strength.
  • On Members, the asset-size band puts this credit union at the 16th percentile but its structural peers at the 51st — a 35-point gap showing why the peer definition matters.

Headline ratios vs. peers

Two peer definitions side by side: the NCUA asset-size band, and Innorve's structural peers matched on loan mix, size, growth and geography.

MetricFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (STRATFORD)Asset-tier percentileStructural percentile
Total assets340,3846th pct31th pct
Members21416th pct51th pct
Net worth ratio7.88%6th pct5th pct
Return on average assets1.27%79th pct66th pct
Net interest margin3.01%21th pct38th pct
Cost of funds0.00%0th pct0th pct
Loan-to-share16.27%8th pct41th pct
Delinquency 60+ days80.58%100th pct97th pct
Net charge-off ratio0.00%22th pct24th pct
Loan growth YoY-17.90%9th pct29th pct
Share growth YoY-1.74%35th pct46th pct
Efficiency ratio59.09%15th pct30th pct

structural peer set hash: ef06384d8279f7ae4aa417a5120f00a5… (reproducible)

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Source: public NCUA 5300 Call Report data, cycle 2026Q1. Figures are computed deterministically by Innorve and may differ from figures the institution reports elsewhere. This page is informational and is not endorsed by the credit union or the NCUA.