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Banks in Puerto Rico

The 5 FDIC-insured banks headquartered in Puerto Rico, their bank failures since 1934 and the largest credit unions. From the FDIC and the NCUA; quarter ending Jun 30, 2026.

Banks headquartered here
5
Their assets
$95.2B
Their deposits
$86.1B
Failures since 2000
4
Credit unions
4

Every bank headquartered in Puerto Rico

Ranked by total assets, quarter ending Jun 30, 2026. Banks based elsewhere with branches here are not included.

#BankHolding companyAssetsDepositsEquityNet income, year to dateROAROECET1 ratioUninsured depositsOffices
1Banco Popular de Puerto RicoSan Juan, PRPopular, Inc.$63.3B$58.7B$4.0B$422.0M1.38%21.78%16.4%60%164
2FirstBank Puerto RicoSanturce, PRFirst Bcorp$19.2B$16.9B$1.9B$181.1M1.89%18.97%16.0%46%73
3Oriental BankSan Juan, PROFG Bancorp$12.0B$10.0B$1.3B$109.4M1.80%16.60%13.2%52%45
4Nave BankSan Juan, PRNave Holdings Inc$555.0M$431.9M$70.7M−$1.2M−0.49%−3.29%24.9%85%1
5Banco Cooperativo de Puerto RicoSan Juan, PR––––––––––

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite. Assets, deposits and equity at the end of the latest quarter; net income is year to date. ROA and ROE are annualized returns on assets and equity. CET1 is common equity tier 1 capital as a share of risk-weighted assets. CET1 is blank for banks that do not report it (many small banks use the simpler community bank leverage ratio). Uninsured deposits is the bank's own estimate of the share of deposits above the insurance limit.

Bank failures in Puerto Rico

17 since 1934; the latest 25.

All failures
DateBankStateAssetsDepositsCost to the fundAcquirerResolution
Feb 27, 2015Doral BankSan Juan, PRPR$5.9B$4.1B$689.4MBanco Popular de Puerto RicoPurchase and assumption
Apr 30, 2010R-G Premier Bank of Puerto RicoHato Rey, PRPR$5.7B$4.2B$978.1MScotiabank de Puerto RicoPurchase and assumption
Apr 30, 2010Westernbank Puerto RicoMayaguez, PRPR$10.8B$8.4B$2.2BBanco Popular de Puerto RicoPurchase and assumption
Apr 30, 2010EurobankSan Juan, PRPR$2.5B$1.9B$539.1MOriental Bank and TrustPurchase and assumption
Jan 24, 1992Banco Nacional, National AssociationSan Juan, PRPR$52.1M$48.9M$8.0MEurobank&trust CoPurchase and assumption
May 25, 1990Cagaus-Central Federal SavingsCaguas, PRPR$1.6B$1.3B$231.3MBanco Santander PRPurchase and assumption
May 30, 1986Banco de Ahorro, F.s.b.Mayaguez, PRPR$34.0M$30.0M$7.0MBanco Popular de PuertoPurchase and assumption
Oct 1, 1984Home FS&LAPonce, PRPR$45.6M$23.7M$1.7MCaguas FS&LA of Puerto RicoOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Aug 16, 1984Girod Trust CompanySan Juan, PRPR$405.7M$289.7M$86.3MCitibank N APurchase and assumption
Dec 9, 1983Union Trust CompanySan Juan, PRPR$30.6M$25.7M$9.2MBanco Popular de PuertoPurchase and assumption
Jul 30, 1982United FS&LA of Puerto RicoSan Juan, PRPR$286.9M$215.9M–Caguas FS&LAOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Jun 12, 1982Banco RegionalBayamon, PRPR$21.4M$17.9M$319.8KCitibank N APurchase and assumption
Nov 20, 1981Pan American, FS&LARio Piedras, PRPR$43.9M$31.6M–First FSBOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Nov 20, 1981First FS&LA of Puerto RicoSanturce, PRPR–––First FSBOpen-bank assistanceAssistance
Sep 5, 1978Banco de Ahorro de Puerto RicoSan Juan, PRPR$9.4M$11.8M––Purchase and assumption
Mar 31, 1978Banco Credito Y de Ahorro PoncenoPonce, PRPR$712.5M$607.6M––Purchase and assumption
Sep 2, 1977Banco EconomiasSan German, PRPR$190.3M$170.0M––Open-bank assistanceAssistance

Source: FDIC BankFind Suite. Cost to the fund is the FDIC's estimated loss to the deposit insurance fund (earlier funds for older failures). Assets and deposits as of the last report before failure. Assistance transactions kept the bank open with FDIC help.

The largest credit unions in Puerto Rico

4 credit unions; the largest 25 by assets.

#Credit unionCharterAssetsMembersLoansShares and depositsNet worth ratioNet income, year to date
1CaribeGuaynabo, PRFederal$799.9M64,987$608.9M$691.3M12.04%$14.1M
2VaprGuaynabo, PRFederal$315.6M20,961$222.6M$283.0M11.04%$1.9M
3Puerto RicoCaparra, PRFederal$188.0M23,142$143.2M$164.0M14.01%$348.0K
4Puerto Rico Employee GroupsPuerto Nuevo, PRFederal$3.4M845$1.8M$2.9M14.28%$8.6K

Source: NCUA credit union call report data, quarter ending Jun 30, 2026. Names as filed (the NCUA abbreviates them, usually without "Federal Credit Union"). Net income is year to date. The net worth ratio is net worth as a share of assets; 7% or more is "well capitalized".