credit unions · loan-to-share ratio · 2025Q1
How much of members' money is lent out at credit unions in Louisiana in 2025Q1?
Loan-to-share ratio, Credit unions in Louisiana, 2025Q1: median 72.02% across 144 institutions, 10th percentile 41.19%, 90th 94.92%.
What it means
Loans outstanding divided by shares and deposits, computed by FACTANKER.
| Filers | 10th | 25th | Median | 75th | 90th | Mean | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 144 | 41.19% | 55.73% | 72.02% | 83.67% | 94.92% | 69.85% | 1.87% | 137.09% |
Largest in this group, 2025Q1 — with filed records
| # | Credit union | State | Total assets | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | BARKSDALE | LA | $2.4B | record → |
| 2 | NEIGHBORS | LA | $1.3B | record → |
| 3 | EFCU FINANCIAL | LA | $1.2B | record → |
| 4 | ASI | LA | $1.1B | record → |
| 5 | CAMPUS | LA | $894.6M | record → |
| 6 | LA CAPITOL | LA | $784.8M | record → |
| 7 | CARTER | LA | $784.0M | record → |
| 8 | PELICAN STATE | LA | $769.1M | record → |
| 9 | JEFFERSON FINANCIAL | LA | $684.6M | record → |
| 10 | CSE | LA | $461.2M | record → |
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