TellerScore

The Bank of Princeton (FDIC certificate #58513) is based in Princeton, New Jersey. Its Q2 2026 call report shows $2.3B in total assets and $1.9B in deposits and 36 offices across 3 states.

Based on its Q2 2026 filing, The Bank of Princeton scores 68/100, which we describe as moderate. That is higher than only 49% of 897 banks with $1 billion – $10 billion. Among 50 banks headquartered in New Jersey, it ranks 21st. Its strongest component is problem-loan coverage (89/100; 5.5%), and its lowest is funding & liquidity (51/100; 90% loans-to-deposits, 31% uninsured).

TellerScore · Q2 2026

Scorecard

Capital cushion67/100
Tier 1 leverage ratio: 11.69%
Loan quality69/100
Noncurrent loans ÷ total loans: 0.92%
Earnings69/100
Return on assets (annualized): 1.23%
Funding & liquidity51/100
Loans ÷ deposits and uninsured-deposit share: 90.3% · 31.5% uninsured
Problem-loan coverage89/100
"Texas ratio": (noncurrent loans + foreclosed property) ÷ (equity + loan-loss reserves): 5.54%

The TellerScore is our own summary of the figures this institution reports publicly; it is not issued or endorsed by any government agency. It is not a prediction, and deposits within insurance limits are protected either way.

9 quarters

Health trend

From Q2 2025 to Q2 2026, the score rose 9 points (59 → 68), mostly because the earnings component improved by 26 points.

TellerScore
546473Q2 2024Q4 2024Q2 2025Q4 2025Q2 2026
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QuarterTellerScore
Q2 202473
Q3 202468
Q4 202454
Q1 202559
Q2 202559
Q3 202562
Q4 202564
Q1 202667
Q2 202668
Tier 1 leverage ratio
5.00%8.60%12.20%well-capitalized benchmarkQ2 2024Q4 2024Q2 2025Q4 2025Q2 2026
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QuarterTier 1 leverage ratio
Q2 202412.20%
Q3 202411.44%
Q4 202410.58%
Q1 202510.91%
Q2 202510.62%
Q3 202511.15%
Q4 202511.13%
Q1 202611.36%
Q2 202611.69%
Noncurrent loans
0.13%0.80%1.48%Q2 2024Q4 2024Q2 2025Q4 2025Q2 2026
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QuarterNoncurrent loans
Q2 20240.34%
Q3 20240.13%
Q4 20241.48%
Q1 20251.43%
Q2 20250.90%
Q3 20250.93%
Q4 20250.91%
Q1 20260.91%
Q2 20260.92%
Return on assets
0.38%0.80%1.23%Q2 2024Q4 2024Q2 2025Q4 2025Q2 2026
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QuarterReturn on assets
Q2 20241.02%
Q3 20240.38%
Q4 20240.53%
Q1 20250.98%
Q2 20250.58%
Q3 20250.79%
Q4 20250.87%
Q1 20261.14%
Q2 20261.23%
Quarter-by-quarter figures
QuarterScoreAssetsCapitalProblem loansROALoans/deposits
Q2 202668$2.3B11.69%0.92%1.23%90.3%
Q1 202667$2.3B11.36%0.91%1.14%92.4%
Q4 202564$2.3B11.13%0.91%0.87%90.7%
Q3 202562$2.2B11.15%0.93%0.79%91.7%
Q2 202559$2.2B10.62%0.90%0.58%93.8%
Q1 202559$2.3B10.91%1.43%0.98%91.1%
Q4 202454$2.3B10.58%1.48%0.53%88.3%
Q3 202468$2.3B11.44%0.13%0.38%88.4%
Q2 202473$2.0B12.20%0.34%1.02%91.5%

897 peers · $1 billion – $10 billion

How it compares with peers

Percentile against banks of similar size nationwide (100th = best among peers; for ratios where lower is better, the scale is flipped).

Capital ratio11.69%
73rd
Total risk-based capital14.67%
63rd
Problem loans0.92%
29th
Net charge-offs-0.03%
97th
Return on assets1.23%
48th
Net interest margin3.83%
58th
Efficiency ratio59.6%
48th
Loans to deposits90.3%
40th
Uninsured deposits31.5%
48th
Loan-loss reserves1.13%
47th
Texas ratio5.5%
34th

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Deposit insurance

Is my money safe at The Bank of Princeton?

Yes. The Bank of Princeton is an FDIC-insured institution (FDIC certificate #58513). Deposits are insured up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each account ownership category.

An estimated 31.5% of deposits ($611.0M) are above the $250,000 FDIC insurance limit, close to the peer median of 31%. Insured balances are protected regardless of the score.

The tier 1 leverage ratio is 11.69%, well above the 5% level regulators use as the "well capitalized" benchmark for this measure. Its total risk-based capital ratio is 14.67% (benchmark: 10%).

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36 locations

Branches

The Bank of Princeton lists 36 offices in 31 cities across 3 states. Most locations:

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HMDA 2025

Mortgage lending

In 2025, The Bank of Princeton reported 30 home-loan applications under HMDA (LEI 549300EMC7T53UNNNA58): 24 originated ($49,150,000 total), 4 denied, and 0 withdrawn or closed by the applicant. Its denial rate on decided applications was 13.3%, compared with 22.2% for all lenders nationwide.

Denial rates depend heavily on loan type and applicant mix and are not a measure of fairness or of your own odds.

Identity & history

Profile

Legal name
The Bank of Princeton
Type
State-chartered bank
FDIC certificate #
58513
RSSD ID
3595271
Primary regulator
FDIC
Holding company
Princeton Bcorp Inc
Established
April 23, 2007
Headquarters
183 Bayard Ln, Princeton, NJ 08540
Employees
237

Quick answers

The Bank of Princeton: common questions

Is The Bank of Princeton FDIC insured?

Yes. The Bank of Princeton is an FDIC-insured institution (FDIC certificate #58513). Deposits are insured up to $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each account ownership category.

What is The Bank of Princeton's TellerScore?

68 out of 100 (Moderate), based on its Q2 2026 publicly reported figures. The TellerScore is our own summary and is not issued by any government agency.

Has The Bank of Princeton ever failed?

There is no failure record for FDIC certificate #58513 in the FDIC failed bank list.

How many branches does The Bank of Princeton have?

36 offices as of the latest FDIC data, in 3 states.

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