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Credit unions · New York · Q2 2026

Coopers Cave FCU

Credit union in Glens Falls, NY · NCUA charter #12671 · Federal charter

Legal name: Coopers Cave

Latest filed figures, Q2 2026. Every number below comes from the credit union's own NCUA 5300 Call Report.

Total assets$21.6M
Total loans & leases$8.1M
Total shares & deposits$19.6M
Members1,919
Net worth$1.8M
Net worth / assets8.27%
Loans / assets37.45%
Return on assets (annualized)0.78%
Loan growth (YoY)−14.59%
Member growth (YoY)−6.84%
Delinquency, all loans (60+ days)0.81%
CharterFederal charter
Asset band< $50M
NCUA peer group$10M–$50M
Sponsor typeCommunity

AI readiness

No public evidence

Nothing public says the credit union uses AI.

No public evidence found as of 2026-09-22. Checked: its website, announcements by AI vendors, news search. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence; a credit union may use AI without saying so publicly.

Filed signals, from the credit union's own NCUA call report (Q2 2026): online membership application, online loan application, online account opening, online loan payments, bill payment, e-Statements, remote deposit capture. These are relationships and channels, not AI as such.

The AI Score runs from one to five stars; one star, no public evidence, is never shown on a credit union. Scores and sources for every credit union: CU AI Ready Report.

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