BANK & CREDIT UNION INTELLIGENCE

Banks in Rhode Island

There are 5 FDIC-insured banks headquartered in Rhode Island, holding $245.82B in combined assets and $199.26B in deposits, alongside 14 NCUA-insured credit unions. Every figure below comes from the most recent quarterly call report each institution filed with its regulator. Banks are ranked by total assets, which is the standard measure of institution size and the basis regulators use for peer grouping and for determining which capital rules apply.

All FDIC-insured banks headquartered in Rhode Island

Ranked by total assets. Branch counts are domestic offices. Click any institution for eight quarters of financial history, peer benchmarking against similarly sized banks, deposit market share by county, and leadership contacts.

#BankCityAssetsDepositsBranches
1 Citizens Bank, National Association Providence $232.52B $188.73B 977
2 The Washington Trust Company, of Westerly Westerly $6.55B $5.36B 30
3 Centreville Bank West Warwick $3.15B $2.30B 22
4 BankNewport Middletown $3.07B $2.45B 20
5 Shoreham Bank Warwick $534.8M $420.5M 4

Credit unions in Rhode Island

NCUA-insured credit unions headquartered in Rhode Island, ranked by total assets, with member counts from 5300 call report filings.

#Credit unionCityAssetsMembers
1 NAVIGANT Smithfield $4.09B 166,946
2 COASTAL1 Pawtucket $3.42B 145,616
3 GREENWOOD Warwick $907.8M 59,087
4 THE PEOPLES Middletown $807.9M 41,380
5 WESTERLY COMMUNITY Wakefield $506.6M 21,604
6 RHODE ISLAND Warwick $418.5M 27,680
7 OCEAN STATE COVENTRY $341.8M 21,971
8 WAVE WARWICK $149.2M 6,849
9 CRANSTON MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES CRANSTON $79.5M 3,120
10 BLACKSTONE RIVER Woonsocket $73.2M 4,297
11 COMMUNITY & TEACHERS East Providence $30.7M 1,584
12 CUMBERLAND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES Cumberland $8.5M 808
13 PAWTUCKET MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES PAWTUCKET $5.9M 1,375
14 NATCO EMPLOYEES WEST WARWICK $202,529 29

Deposit market share by county in Rhode Island

Deposit market share is measured at the county level from the FDIC Summary of Deposits, an annual branch-level filing as of each June 30. County data shows which institutions actually hold balances in a given market and how concentrated that market is — a question state-level totals cannot answer, because a bank can be small statewide and dominant in its home county.

About this data

Vault republishes public FDIC and NCUA filings without modification. Bank figures come from quarterly call reports; credit union figures from NCUA 5300 filings; branch and deposit market share from the FDIC Summary of Deposits. Data is free to access and free to cite, with no login or paywall. The same data is available to AI agents through a public Model Context Protocol server at vaultbot.ai/mcp.