NEW YORK TIMES EMPLOYEES
Charter #9358 · NEW YORK, NY · $50M-$100M
Public 5300 data · as of 2026Q1
What the numbers say
- Net worth ratio of 17.19% ranks in the 84th percentile among structurally similar credit unions — a relative strength.
- Net interest margin of 2.57% sits at the 5th percentile of structural peers — worth a closer look.
- Delinquency 60+ days of 3.15% sits at the 97th percentile of structural peers — worth a closer look.
- On Members, the asset-size band puts this credit union at the 31st percentile but its structural peers at the 46th — a 15-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.
| Metric | NEW YORK TIMES EMPLOYEES | Asset-tier percentile | Structural percentile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total assets | $72.42M | 51th pct | 44th pct |
| Members | 4,143 | 31th pct | 46th pct |
| Net worth ratio | 17.19% | 82th pct | 84th pct |
| Return on average assets | 0.50% | 39th pct | 39th pct |
| Net interest margin | 2.57% | 5th pct | 5th pct |
| Cost of funds | 1.24% | 68th pct | 70th pct |
| Loan-to-share | 48.89% | 28th pct | 36th pct |
| Delinquency 60+ days | 3.15% | 98th pct | 97th pct |
| Net charge-off ratio | 0.46% | 69th pct | 72th pct |
| Loan growth YoY | -3.38% | 32th pct | 25th pct |
| Share growth YoY | -0.10% | 17th pct | 25th pct |
| Efficiency ratio | 79.68% | 50th pct | 54th pct |
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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.