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Fastest share and deposit growth in District of Columbia

18 of 28 credit unions in District of Columbia that filed for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 are ranked. Shares and deposits of at least $25 million a year earlier; institutions whose assets rose 20% or more in the latest quarter, usually through a merger, are left out. Institutions with equal values share a rank. Source: NCUA Call Report data.

Fastest share and deposit growth in District of Columbia, Q2 2026
RankInstitutionHeadquartersShares and deposits, change over 12 monthsTotal assets
1Bank Fund Staff Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC+4.9%$7.1 billion
2Idb Global Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC+3.9%$842 million
3Wright Patman Congressional Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC+1.8%$1.3 billion
4Gsa Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC+1.4%$37.9 million
5Government Printing Office Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC+0.6%$29.3 million
6F R B Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC+0.6%$123 million
7Dept of Labor Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC+0.2%$138 million
8O.A.S. Staff Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-0.4%$282 million
9Library of Congress Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-1.6%$338 million
10Treasury Department Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-1.8%$177 million
11Afl Cio Employees Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-1.9%$48.4 million
12District of Columbia Teachers Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-2.7%$49.0 million
13Pepco Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-3.4%$33.0 million
14Dc Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-3.5%$88.9 million
15Ep Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-4.2%$71.5 million
16Advantage Financial Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-5.0%$103 million
17Department of the Interior Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-5.2%$268 million
18Department of Commerce Federal Credit UnionWashington, DC-8.1%$739 million

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