Financial-condition comparison

Cross County Savings Bank vs The Berkshire Bank

This comparison uses public regulatory filings and TFS methodology. It evaluates financial condition—not checking rates, account fees, service quality, or which institution is universally “best.”

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Bank

Cross County Savings Bank

Middle Village, NY

B-

Health score

73.3

Total assets

$525.4M

View full profileData through 2026-Q2

Bank

The Berkshire Bank

New York, NY

F

Health score

45.3

Total assets

$530.0M

View full profileData through 2026-Q2

Answer first

Different strengths, no blanket winner

Cross County Savings Bank leads on financial health and lending quality and growth; The Berkshire Bank leads on capitalization and profitability. Those category leads describe current regulatory metrics only and do not establish a universal product or service winner.

Capital and asset-quality definitions are directly comparable for this pair.

Category leaders

Where each institution leads

Financial health

Cross County Savings Bank

Higher TFS health score

Capitalization

The Berkshire Bank

Higher comparable capital ratio

Profitability

The Berkshire Bank

Higher return on assets

Lending quality

Cross County Savings Bank

Lower problem-loan measure

Growth

Cross County Savings Bank

Higher year-over-year asset growth

Same-source detail

Financial metrics

Winner markers appear only where the metric definitions are comparable and both values are available.

MetricCross County Savings BankThe Berkshire Bank
TFS health score73.3/100Leads45.3/100
Total assets$525.4M$530.0M
Total deposits / shares$446.5M$397.5M
Tier 1 capital ratio12.84%24.16%Leads
Return on assets0.46%0.53%Leads
Return on equity3.64%Leads2.26%
Non-performing loans2.21%Leads12.68%
Net charge-offs0.00%0.00%Leads
Efficiency ratio84.66%77.07%Leads
Loan-to-deposit ratio87.82%33.92%
Asset growth (YoY)-1.23%Leads-7.62%
Deposit / share growth (YoY)-2.14%Leads-9.69%
Branches67
Published CFPB complaints per $1B deposits (12 months)verified mappings only——

Branch and market overlap

Cross County Savings Bank

6 branches

The Berkshire Bank

7 branches

Both institutions report branches in 1 state: NY.

CFPB complaint coverage

Cross County Savings Bank

Unavailable

The Berkshire Bank

Unavailable

Counts use an explicitly reviewed CFPB-company-to-regulatory-ID mapping and the same complete 12-month window. Parent-company attribution can include complaints involving affiliates. Lower complaint volume is context—not proof of better service or less consumer harm.

Regulatory-action context

Cross County Savings Bank

0 in TFS registry

The Berkshire Bank

0 in TFS registry

Institution-level actions come from TFS's exact regulatory-ID registry and are shown as factual context only. They do not affect category winners or the TFS Financial Health Grade. A zero means no action is currently published in this curated registry—not proof that none exists.

Quarterly history

Health and profitability trend

QuarterCross County Savings Bank scoreCross County Savings Bank ROAThe Berkshire Bank scoreThe Berkshire Bank ROA
2024-Q3—0.36%—0.59%
2024-Q4—0.39%—0.56%
2025-Q1—0.37%—0.61%
2025-Q2—0.41%—0.90%
2025-Q3—0.54%—0.73%
2025-Q4—0.53%—0.71%
2026-Q175.5/1000.41%45.1/1000.38%
2026-Q273.3/1000.46%45.3/1000.53%

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What this does not conclude

  • • No product-rate, fee, or customer-service winner without product data.
  • • Complaint comparisons appear only when both institutions have reviewed mappings and the same complete source window.
  • • Regulatory actions are displayed separately and are not included in category scoring.

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