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Fastest commercial and industrial (C&I) loan growth in Connecticut

23 of 28 banks in Connecticut that filed for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 are ranked. C&I loans of at least $25 million a year earlier; probable mergers left out. Institutions with equal values share a rank. Source: FDIC quarterly financial data.

Fastest commercial and industrial (C&I) loan growth in Connecticut, Q2 2026
RankInstitutionHeadquartersC&I loans, change over 12 monthsTotal assets
1Patriot Bank N.A.Stamford, CT+70.6%$1.3 billion
2Bankwell BankNew Canaan, CT+28.1%$3.5 billion
3Milford Bank theMilford, CT+19.4%$652 million
4The First Bank of GreenwichCos Cob, CT+19.3%$812 million
5Fairfield County BankRidgefield, CT+16.7%$1.9 billion
6Chelsea Groton BankGroton, CT+15.9%$1.8 billion
7Liberty BankMiddletown, CT+15.1%$9.4 billion
8Ascend BankGuilford, CT+14.1%$1.5 billion
9Thomaston Savings BankThomaston, CT+6.4%$1.9 billion
10Windsor Federal BankWindsor, CT+6.1%$895 million
11Connecticut Community Bank N.A.Norwalk, CT+5.7%$526 million
12Union Savings BankDanbury, CT+1.6%$3.3 billion
13Ion BankNaugatuck, CT+0.8%$2.8 billion
14New Haven BankNew Haven, CT-0.8%$200 million
15First County BankStamford, CT-3.2%$2.4 billion
16Ives BankDanbury, CT-4.1%$1.7 billion
17Essex BankEssex, CT-5.2%$537 million
18Northwest Community BankWinsted, CT-5.5%$1.3 billion
19Webster Bank N.A.Stamford, CT-5.9%$85.9 billion
20Dime BankNorwich, CT-8.6%$1.2 billion
21Jewett City Savings BankJewett City, CT-9.3%$494 million
22Newtown Savings BankNewtown, CT-12.6%$1.9 billion
23Fieldpoint Private Bank & TrustGreenwich, CT-27.5%$867 million

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