Washington Bancorp (WASH) Asset by Segments

Breaks down the company’s assets across loans, securities, cash and other holdings, revealing the mix that determines interest income, credit risk exposure, and capital needs — key for judging stability and growth potential.

Commercial Banking assets peaked in early 2024 and have been shrinking since, pointing to deposit outflows, loan paydowns or deliberate balance‑sheet trimming that could pressure net interest income and cap organic growth; monitor loan origination and deposit trends. Wealth Management took a sharp hit in 2023 but has recovered steadily, evidencing effective client/asset retention efforts—yet its absolute size is small, so it provides only limited diversification against the commercial slowdown.