ROA

NCUA: The Gem and Sooner States Lead Loan Growth in Quarterly Review

By Heather Anderson | June 4, 2013

Idaho leads in loans outstanding and Oklahoma in loan growth in March-March numbers out Tuesday from NCUA.
New York: Empire State Credit Unions Ride Out the Storm

By Candice Reed | April 10, 2013

The other good news for the Empire State is that 73% of its credit unions reported a positive return on assets as of Dec. 31, 2012. Statewide, New York’s credit unions earned an average ROA of 87 basis points, slightly higher than the national average of 86.
Wisconsin Credit Unions Tout Loans for ROA Hitting 10-Year High

By Michelle A. Samaad | February 21, 2013

Improving delinquency rates, strong lending market help Wisconsin’s state-chartered credit unions report highest ROA since 2003.
Rhode Island: Credit Unions Trying Not to Flounder

By Candice Reed | September 21, 2012

Second-quarter NCUA stats show Ocean State swimming against economic tides.
Colorado: Economy on a Rocky Mountain High or Just Rocky?

By Candice Reed | September 17, 2012

Second-quarter NCUA stats show the Centennial State among the tops in the nation in 12-month asset growth.
MBL at North Dakota Credit Unions Make Them the Tops

By Heather Anderson | September 10, 2012

If there was ever an argument that member business lending is good for credit unions, it’s in the state of North Dakota.
North Dakota: Business Lending Helps Put State Atop NCUA Rankings

By Heather Anderson | September 6, 2012

Second-quarter NCUA stats show Peace Garden State tops in the nation in 12-month asset growth.
NCUA Expands State Performance Mapping Analysis

By Heather Anderson | September 5, 2012

Board Chairman Debbie Matz says trends nationally are "generally positive."
ROA in Washington State Proves to Be Evergreen

By Candice Reed | September 2, 2012

Washington credit unions took a hit to capital during the corporate credit union and financial crisis like everyone else, but it hit them harder because they had lower aggregate capital to begin with. Thankfully, the aptly named Evergreen State credit unions also have return on assets that has remained higher...
Oklahoma Insulated From Coastal Economic Volatility

By Heather Anderson | August 27, 2012

Oklahoma’s credit unions face challenges that sound pretty familiar throughout the industry: compliance burdens, low investment returns, corporate assessments and a lackluster economy. But thankfully for credit unions in the Sooner State, the highs and lows of the real estate market experienced in other states isn’t part of that mix.