Alaska credit unions demonstrated robust financial performance in Q3 2025, with asset growth accelerating to 5.16% from 3.32% quarter-over-quarter, significantly outpacing the national 2.54%. Profitability strengthened as ROA increased to 0.64% from 0.55% QoQ and 0.47% year-over-year, while NIM expanded to 4.19%, well above the national 3.72%. However, member growth decelerated to 0.63% from 1.36% QoQ, though still positive compared to national decline of -0.61%. The strong growth trajectory positions Alaska credit unions favorably for continued expansion.
Alaska Credit Unions
AK Credit Unions
Alaska Credit Unions Show Strong Growth Acceleration Despite Member Growth Deceleration in Q3 2025
Key Insights
Year-over-Year Changes
Quarter-over-Quarter Changes
Key Metrics
Return on Assets
0.64%
▲ YoYNet Interest Margin
4.19%
▲ YoYAsset Growth
5.16%
— YoYMember Growth
0.63%
Delinquency Rate
0.84%
▼ YoYNet Worth Ratio
11.62%
AMR Growth
4.10%
Deposit Growth
5.32%
— YoYLoan Growth
3.33%
— YoYMember Engagement
Member Growth (YoY %)
Member engagement showed mixed signals in Q3 2025. Member growth decelerated to 0.63% from 1.36% quarter-over-quarter, though this remains substantially above the national decline of -0.61%. The slowdown in member acquisition suggests potential challenges in market penetration despite Alaska credit unions maintaining positive growth momentum.
Profitability
Return on Assets (%)
Net Interest Margin (%)
Profitability improved across key metrics in Q3 2025. ROA increased to 0.64% from 0.55% quarter-over-quarter and 0.47% year-over-year, though remaining 14 basis points below national. NIM strengthened to 4.19% from 4.12% QoQ and 3.97% YoY, significantly outperforming the national 3.72% by 46 basis points.
Growth
Asset Growth (YoY %)
Member Growth (YoY %)
Growth metrics accelerated strongly in Q3 2025. Asset growth accelerated to 5.16% from 3.32% quarter-over-quarter, loan growth accelerated to 3.33% from 1.44% QoQ, and deposit growth accelerated to 5.32% from 4.13% QoQ. All growth rates substantially exceed national benchmarks, indicating robust expansion momentum.
Risk & Credit Quality
Delinquency Rate (%)
Net Worth Ratio (%)
Risk metrics remained well-controlled in Q3 2025. Delinquency stayed stable at 0.84% from 0.81% quarter-over-quarter but decreased from 0.98% year-over-year, matching the national 0.85%. Net worth increased to 11.62% from 11.56% QoQ and 11.54% YoY, though remaining 2.06 percentage points below national.
Portfolio Mix
First Mortgage (%)
Indirect Auto (%)
Share Certificates (%)
Portfolio composition shifted toward traditional lending products. First mortgage concentration increased to 20.54% with a 6.49 percentage point year-over-year gain, while indirect auto decreased to 15.63% with a 2.28 pp YoY decline. Certificate concentration rose to 21.90%, up 3.25 pp YoY, exceeding national levels.
Strategic Implications
- • Strong growth acceleration suggests effective market positioning despite member acquisition challenges requiring attention.
- • Superior NIM performance provides competitive advantage but net worth gap versus national requires capital strengthening focus.
- • Portfolio shift toward first mortgages and certificates indicates conservative strategy amid economic uncertainty.
- • Stable delinquency trends support continued lending expansion while maintaining prudent risk management practices.
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Notable Patterns
How This Cohort Compares to National
Assets Per Member (annual) is 501.4pp above national
Loan To Member Ratio (Annual) is 176.6pp above national
Mpe (Quarterly) is 18.2pp above national
Indirect Auto Pct is 7.7pp above national
Mpe (Annual) is 7.1pp above national