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credit unions · loan-to-share ratio · 2025Q3

How much of members' money is lent out at credit unions in Mississippi in 2025Q3?

Loan-to-share ratio, Credit unions in Mississippi, 2025Q3: median 65.44% across 55 institutions, 10th percentile 40.22%, 90th 95.35%.

MEDIAN: 65.44%FILERS: 55

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What it means

Loans outstanding divided by shares and deposits, computed by FACTANKER.

Filers10th25thMedian75th90thMeanMinMax
5540.22%55.63%65.44%88.21%95.35%68.63%21.46%108.78%

Largest in this group, 2025Q3 — with filed records

#Credit unionStateTotal assetsEvidence
1KEESLERMS$5.1Brecord →
2HOPEMS$779.4Mrecord →
3MUTUALMS$491.4Mrecord →
4SINGING RIVERMS$385.4Mrecord →
5NAVIGATORMS$384.2Mrecord →
6CENTRAL SUNBELTMS$337.3Mrecord →
7STATEWIDEMS$196.8Mrecord →
8MAGNOLIAMS$173.9Mrecord →
9MISSISSIPPI TELCOMS$162.5Mrecord →
10JACKSON AREAMS$153.7Mrecord →

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