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Spring Bank

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Extensive evidence found of sustainable banking practices.Based on Bank.Green's evaluation
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Where its loans go
Largest: business and commercial property, 68%
1 highlight
  • Certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI)Certified by the U.S. Treasury's CDFI Fund as a lender whose main mission is serving low-income and underserved communities.
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Policies
  • Deposit Protection
Customers served
  • Personal
  • Small businesses
Services
  • Mobile banking
  • Local branches
  • Free ATM network
Fees
  • No overdraft fee
  • No account maintenance fee
What this bank offers
  • Deposit protection
  • Small business lending
  • Business accounts
  • Savings accounts
  • Checking accounts
  • Free ATM network
  • No overdraft fee
  • No account maintenance fee
  • Mobile banking

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From public data

Social impact

Who Spring Bank lends to and where its deposits are held.

  • Certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI)Certified by the U.S. Treasury's CDFI Fund as a lender whose main mission is serving low-income and underserved communities.

Where its loans go

Its largest lending area is business and commercial property, at 68% of its loans.

Spring Bank
Community banks, for comparison
  • Homes 11%Community banks: 27%Mortgages and home equity loans on houses and other homes with one to four units.
  • Apartment buildings 13%Community banks: 8%Loans secured by apartment buildings with five or more homes.
  • Business and commercial property 68%Community banks: 43%Loans to businesses, and loans secured by offices, shops, warehouses and other commercial property.
  • Construction and land 8%Community banks: 8%Loans to build homes and other buildings, and to buy and prepare land for development.
  • Farms 0%Community banks: 8%Loans secured by farmland, and loans to farmers for crops, livestock and equipment.
  • Consumer loans (cars, cards, personal) 0%Community banks: 3%Car loans, credit card balances and other personal loans to households.
  • Other 0%Community banks: 3%All other lending, such as loans to other financial institutions, loans to governments and leases.
83%Loans as a share of depositsIts total loans divided by the deposits it holds. A higher share means more of its deposits are lent out. Above 100% means it also lends money raised in other ways.

Where its deposits are held

Share of its deposits held at branches in each state, across 2 offices, as of 30 June 2026.

By state

  1. New York100%

Largest places

  1. Bronx, NY94%
  2. Brooklyn, NY6%

This view is based on public information, including Spring Bank's quarterly filings with the FDIC (FDIC certificate 58668), the FDIC's Summary of Deposits and the CDFI Fund's list of certified institutions, as of 30 June 2026. Banks are compared with banks, and credit unions with credit unions. The lending figures show the loans held at the end of the quarter, so loans already sold are not included. This view is separate from the environmental responsibility rating and does not change it. It may be out of date, so please confirm details with the institution.