Bank of New England

Bank of New England of Salem, NH, chartered 1983: 9 offices, $1.82bn in assets, a 16.78% leverage ratio. Straight from the federal record.

Bank of New England is an FDIC-insured community bank headquartered in Salem, NH, chartered in 1983. It is supervised by the FDIC. Every figure below is filed by the bank with its regulator and reproduced here unchanged.

Where Bank of New England has branches

9 full-service offices across 2 states:

• New Hampshire: 6 offices in 6 towns, holding $1.35bn at 30 June 2025
• Massachusetts: 3 offices in 3 towns, holding $89m at 30 June 2025

Bank of New England on its latest Call Report, 30 June 2026

• Total assets: $1.82bn
• Total deposits: $1.49bn
• Tier 1 leverage ratio: 16.78%
• Total risk-based capital ratio: 0.00%
• Noncurrent loans, as a share of loans: 1.73%
• Return on assets: 2.17%
• Net interest margin: 4.22%
• Staff: 110

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Charter and office records from the FDIC BankFind Suite; capital, loan and earnings figures from the bank's own Call Report; deposits by office from the FDIC Summary of Deposits, counted each 30 June.