Chain Bridge Bancorp(CBNA.US)

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Chain Bridge Bancorp

CBNA.US

Chain Bridge Bancorp, Inc. operates as a bank holding company for Chain Bridge Bank, N.A. that provides a range of commercial and personal banking services in the United States. The company offers deposits, savings, noninterest and interest-bearing checking, and money market accounts; treasury management and payments; loans, commercial lending, residential mortgage financing, and consumer loans; and trusts and estate administration, wealth management, and asset custody services.

695.40 B

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Regional BanksIndustry

Industry Ranking240/310

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Industry averageC

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Profit ScoreB
- ROE13.91%B
- Profit Margin35.09%A
- Gross Margin0.00%E
Growth ScoreC
- Revenue YoY6.26%C
- Net Profit YoY-9.21%C
- Total Assets YoY-1.35%D
- Net Assets YoY55.56%A
Cash ScoreC
- Cash Flow Margin284.95%C
- OCF YoY6.26%C
Operating ScoreE
- Turnover0E
Debt ScoreA
- Gearing Ratio0.00%A

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Shareholder

Ownership	%Owned	Share Chg	Report Date
Peter G. Fitzgerald	23.38%	No Change	21/04/2025
FJ Capital Management, LLC	4.48%	No Change	30/09/2025
Royce & Associates, LP	3.74%	109.50 K	30/09/2025
Hingham Institution for Savings	3.64%	No Change	04/10/2024
Philip J. Herrick	3.26%	No Change	07/10/2024
JEM Management, L.P.	3.22%	No Change	21/04/2025
Gator Capital Management, LLC	3.11%	1.61 K	30/09/2025
TGF Investments LP	2.88%	No Change	21/04/2025
Otis Road Investments, L.P.	2.59%	No Change	21/04/2025
BlackRock, Inc.	1.78%	6.35 K	30/09/2025

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