07 March 2026
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ARROW FINANCIAL CORP
CIK: 717538•2 Annual Reports•Latest: 2026-03-06
10-K / March 6, 2026
Revenue:$165,596,000
Income:$43,953,000
10-K / March 14, 2025
Revenue:$194,993,000
Income:$29,709,000
10-K / March 6, 2026
Arrow Inc.
Corporate structure and business scope
- Incorporated March 21, 1983; registered as a bank holding company under the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956.
- One wholly owned banking subsidiary: Arrow Bank National Association.
- Through Arrow Bank, Arrow indirectly owns non-bank subsidiaries, including an insurance agency, a registered investment adviser, and a real estate investment trust (REIT).
Financial snapshot (as of 12/31/2025)
- Total assets: $4,421,212 thousand (about $4.421 billion)
- Full-time equivalent employees: 578 (includes 40 employees in the insurance agency subsidiary)
- Bank branches: 38
- Insurance offices: 9
- Main office: 250 Glen Street, Glens Falls, NY
Operations and product offerings
- Primary business is ownership, supervision, and control of Arrow Bank and its subsidiaries.
- Provides advisory and administrative services and coordinates policy and operations for Arrow Bank.
- Deposits are derived principally from the communities Arrow serves.
- Offers a broad range of commercial and consumer banking and financial products.
Lending activities
- Lending products include commercial and industrial loans to small- and mid-sized companies; residential and commercial mortgage lending; consumer installment and home equity financing.
- Indirect lending program: an extensive network of automobile dealers in New York and Vermont that originate consumer auto loans meeting specified criteria.
- Some residential real estate loan originations are sold into the secondary market (primarily Freddie Mac and other government agencies); servicing rights are generally retained.
- Subprime, Alt A, negative amortization, option ARMs, and negative equity mortgage lending are not part of Arrow Bank’s business.
- Geographic focus for core lending is primarily upstate New York; indirect consumer lending covers a larger area of New York and Vermont.
- Foreign loans and significant risk concentrations: none reported.
- Participations: Arrow Bank buys/offers participations in some commercial loans, typically less than 20% of commercial loans outstanding.
- Collateral and guarantees: the majority of the portfolio is collateralized and often supported by personal guarantees.
- Nonaccrual policy:
- Home equity lines of credit (secured by real property): nonaccrual at 120 days past due.
- Residential real estate loans: nonaccrual at 150 days past due.
- Commercial/commercial real estate loans: nonaccrual at 90 days past due if full collection is uncertain.
- Servicing: loans originated and sold into secondary markets may retain servicing rights, subject to profitability determinations.
Customer base and deposits
- Deposit base consists of deposits from the communities Arrow serves.
Geographic footprint
- Primary operating region: upstate New York.
- Indirect lending network extends into New York and Vermont.
Human capital
- Arrow references human capital resources in Section G of the filing, with 578 total FTE as of 12/31/2025, including 40 employees in the insurance agency subsidiary.
