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Banknorth reports second quarter 1996 results.


BURLINGTON Burlington, town, Canada
Burlington, town (1991 pop. 129,575), SE Ont., Canada, on Lake Ontario. First settled (1798) by Mohawk Loyalist Joseph Brandt, Burlington's economy was built on the shipment of wheat, lumber, and quarried rock by waterway.
, Vt.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 16, 1996--Banknorth Group, Inc. (NASDAQ-BKNG) today announced earnings results for the second quarter of 1996.

Net income for the three months ended June June: see month.  30, 1996, was $6.8 million, or $.87 per share, compared to $5.5 million, or $.80 per share, for the second quarter of 1995, an increase of $1.3 million, or 24.1%. The annualized annualized

Of or relating to a variable that has been mathematically converted to a yearly rate. Inflation and interest rates are generally annualized since it is on this basis that these two variables are ordinarily stated and compared.
 returns on average assets and average shareholders' equity Shareholders' Equity

A firms' total assets minus its total liabilities. Equivalently, it is share capital plus retained earnings minus treasury shares. Shareholders' equity is the amount by which a company is financed through common and preferred shares.
 for the quarter ended June 30, 1996 were 1.12% and 14.25%, respectively.

Net income for the six months ended June 30, 1996, was $11.5 million, or $1.52 per share, compared to $10.7 million, or $1.57 per share, for the first six months of 1995. The Company had previously reported non-recurring expenses in the first quarter of 1996 totaling $1.4 million, or $.19 per share. Making the announcement was William William, crown prince of Germany
William or Frederick William, 1882–1951, crown prince of Germany, son of William II. In World War I he commanded (1914) an army on the Western Front and was nominal commander in the German attack
 H. Chadwick Chad·wick   , Henry 1824-1908.

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, president and chief executive officer.

On February February: see month.  16, 1996, The Company completed its acquisition of 13 branches in central and western Massachusetts Massachusetts (măsəch`sĭts), most populous of the New England states of the NE United States.  that were divested in conjunction conjunction, in astronomy
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 with the Fleet/Shawmut transaction. Banknorth, as a result of the branch acquisition, formed the First Massachusetts Bank, N.A. ("FMB FMB
abbr.
Federal Maritime Board

FMB (US) n abbr (= Federal Maritime Board) → Dachausschuss der Handelsmarine
") which is now the largest bank headquartered in Worcester Worcester, city, England
Worcester (ws`tər), city (1991 pop. 75,466) and district, Worcestershire, W central England, on the Severn River.
. At June 30, 1996, FMB had total assets of $605 million. The acquisition was accounted for as a purchase transaction and, accordingly, periods before the acquisition date were not restated.

Net interest income, $27.4 million in the second quarter of 1996, increased $6.5 million or 31.2%, over the second quarter of 1995. Other income, $6.5 million for the three months ended June 30, 1996, was up $1.2 million, or 21.9%, over the second quarter of 1995. For the six months ended June 30, 1996, net interest income was $52.0 million, an increase of $10.0 million, or 23.7%, over the first six months of 1995. Other income for the six months ended June 30, 1996, was $12.3 million, an increase of $2.0 million, or 19.4% over the first six months of 1995.

Total operating expenses Operating expenses

The amount paid for asset maintenance or the cost of doing business, excluding depreciation. Earnings are distributed after operating expenses are deducted.
, at $22.5 million for the three months ended June 30, 1996, were up $5.1 million, or 29.6%, from the level experienced in the second quarter of 1995. FDIC FDIC

See: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation


FDIC

See Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
 deposit insurance and other regulatory reg·u·late  
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2.
 expenses were down $806 thousand in the second quarter of 1996, from the second quarter of 1995. Total operating expenses for the six months ended June 30, 1996, were $44.7 million, up $9.5 million, or 26.9%, from total operating expenses in the first six months of 1995.

"Our net interest margin has continued to be stronger than we anticipated," reported Chadwick. "The marketplace in central and western Massachusetts has begun to settle down since the completion of the Fleet/Shawmut transaction and we are beginning to see some good deposit and loan growth in our new bank there," he said.

Total assets as of June 30, 1996, were $2.5 billion, compared to $1.9 billion at June 30, 1995, an increase of $556 million, or 29.2%. Banknorth Group, Inc., is a multi-bank holding company headquartered in Burlington, Vermont Burlington is the largest city in the U.S. state of Vermont and is the shire town of Chittenden County, Vermont. With a population of 38,889, the city is the core of one of the nation's smaller metropolitan areas, and is also the smallest U.S. . The Company offers a full range of financial services The examples and perspective in this article or section may not represent a worldwide view of the subject.
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 through its seven community banks, investment management company and mortgage company with over 60 locations in Vermont Vermont (vərmŏnt`) [Fr.,=green mountain], New England state of the NE United States. It is bordered by New Hampshire, across the Connecticut R. , Massachusetts and New Hampshire New Hampshire, one of the New England states of the NE United States. It is bordered by Massachusetts (S), Vermont, with the Connecticut R. forming the boundary (W), the Canadian province of Quebec (NW), and Maine and a short strip of the Atlantic Ocean (E). . -0-

                       Banknorth Group, Inc.
                   Comparative Financial Results
          (In thousands, except share and per share data)
                          Page 1 of 6


Income Statements


                            For the three months ended June 30,
                            1996        1995       Change      %


Interest income          $47,454     $37,967      $9,487    25.0%
Interest expense          20,058      17,079       2,979    17.4%
  Net interest income     27,396      20,888       6,508    31.2%


Provision for
 loan losses               1,300       1,125         175    15.6%
                          26,096      19,763       6,333    32.0%


Trust Income               2,005       1,890         115     6.1%
Service charges on
 deposit accounts          1,792       1,321         471    35.7%
Mortgage servicing fees      670         655          15     2.3%
Credit card income           728         665          63     9.5%
Net securities
 transactions                ---          46         (46) -100.0%
Net loan transactions        358          94         264   280.9%
Other income                 903         625         278    44.5%
  Total other income       6,456       5,296       1,160    21.9%


Salaries                   9,053       6,814       2,239    32.9%
Employee benefits          2,146       1,656         490    29.6%
Net occupancy              1,767       1,325         442    33.4%
Equipment                  1,701       1,368         333    24.3%
Data processing            1,209       1,076         133    12.4%
FDIC deposit
 insurance and
 other regulatory             99         905        (806)  -89.1%
OREO and repossession         78          (9)         87   966.7%
Legal and professional       833         624         209    33.5%
Printing and supplies        572         452         120    26.5%
Advertising and marketing    657         593          64    10.8%
Amortization of goodwill   1,319         159       1,160   729.6%
Other expense              3,076       2,409         667    27.7%
  Total other expenses    22,510      17,372       5,138    29.6%
Income before
 income taxes             10,042       7,687       2,355    30.6%
Income taxes               3,248       2,213       1,035    46.8%


NET INCOME                $6,794      $5,474      $1,320    24.1%


Per Share Information
Wtd avg number of
 shares outstanding    7,826,648   6,804,425   1,022,223    15.0%
Net income                 $0.87       $0.80       $0.07     8.8%


Shares outstanding     7,826,648   6,804,425   1,022,223    15.0%
Book value                $24.84      $21.65       $3.19    14.7%
Tangible book value (a)    19.89       20.31       (0.42)   -2.1%


Dividends declared         1,957       1,565         392    25.0%
Dividends declared
 per share                  0.25        0.23        0.02     8.7%
Dividend payout ratio      28.74%      28.75%       -0.0%   -0.0%


Closing price at
 period end               $34.25      $26.88       $7.37    27.4%
Price / Earnings (LTM)      10.6         8.8         1.8    20.5%
Price / Tangible
 book value                  172%        132%         40%   30.1%


Ratios
Return on average
 total assets               1.12%       1.18%      -0.06%   -5.1%


Return on average
 shareholders' equity      14.25%      15.27%      -1.02%   -6.7%


Net interest income,
 f.t.e. basis            $27,560     $21,062      $6,498    30.9%
Net interest margin         4.88%       4.75%       0.13%    2.7%


Efficiency ratio (b)       62.07%      66.02%      -3.95%   -6.0%
Expense ratio (b)           2.59%       2.74%      -0.15%   -5.5%


(a) Represents shareholders' equity less goodwill divided by shares
outstanding
(b) These ratios exclude amortization of goodwill, OREO expenses,
gain/loss on sale of securities, and any other significant
non-recurring income or expense items.
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                         Banknorth Group, Inc.
                     Comparative Financial Results
            (In thousands, except share and per share data)
                             Page 2 of 6


Income Statements
                               For the six months ended June 30,
                            1996        1995       Change      %
Interest income          $90,587     $74,767     $15,820    21.2%
Interest expense          38,575      32,709       5,866    17.9%
  Net interest income     52,012      42,058       9,954    23.7%


Provision for loan losses  2,600       2,125         475    22.4%
                          49,412      39,933       9,479    23.7%


Trust Income               4,001       3,712         289     7.8%
Service charges
 on deposit accounts       3,132       2,557         575    22.5%
Mortgage servicing fees    1,349       1,373         (24)   -1.7%
Credit card income         1,327       1,263          64     5.1%
Net securities
 transactions                  3          53         (50)  -94.3%
Net loan transactions        959         186         773   415.6%
Other income               1,571       1,194         377    31.6%
  Total other income      12,342      10,338       2,004    19.4%


Salaries                  17,428      13,551       3,877    28.6%
Employee benefits          4,317       3,443         874    25.4%
Net occupancy              3,553       2,756         797    28.9%
Equipment                  3,134       2,719         415    15.3%
Data processing            2,317       2,262          55     2.4%
FDIC deposit insurance
 and other regulatory        198       1,819      (1,621)  -89.1%
OREO and repossession        108         268        (160)  -59.7%
Legal and professional     1,690       1,418         272    19.2%
Printing and supplies      1,998         901       1,097   121.8%
Advertising and marketing  1,754       1,005         749    74.5%
Amortization of goodwill   2,050         318       1,732   544.7%
Other expense              6,116       4,740       1,376    29.0%
  Total other expenses    44,663      35,200       9,463    26.9%
Income before
 income taxes             17,091      15,071       2,020    13.4%
Income taxes               5,547       4,355       1,192    27.4%


NET INCOME               $11,544     $10,716         828     7.7%


Per Share Information
Wtd avg number of
 shares outstanding    7,579,517   6,804,425     775,092    11.4%
Net income                 $1.52       $1.57      ($0.05)   -3.2%


Shares outstanding     7,826,648   6,804,425   1,022,223    15.0%
Book value                $24.84      $21.65       $3.19    14.7%
Tangible book value (a)    19.89       20.31       (0.42)   -2.1%


Dividends declared         3,914       3,130         784    25.1%
Dividends declared
 per share                  0.50        0.46        0.04     8.7%
Dividend payout ratio      32.89%      29.30%        3.6%   12.3%


Closing price
 at period end            $34.25      $26.88       $7.37    27.4%
Price / Earnings (LTM)      10.6         8.8         1.8    20.5%
Price / Tangible book value  172%        132%         40%   30.1%


Ratios
Return on average
 total assets               1.01%       1.16%      -0.15%  -12.9%


Return on average
 shareholders' equity      12.64%      15.36%      -2.72%  -17.7%


Net interest income,
 f.t.e. basis            $52,356     $42,386      $9,970    23.5%
Net interest margin         4.90%       4.84%       0.06%    1.2%


Efficiency ratio (b)       62.38%      66.00%      -3.62%   -5.5%
Expense ratio (b)           2.62%       2.79%      -0.17%   -6.1%




(a) Represents shareholders' equity less goodwill divided by shares
outstanding
(b) These ratios exclude amortization of goodwill, OREO expenses,
gain/loss on sale of securities and any other significant
non-recurring income or expense items.


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                          Banknorth Group, Inc.
                      Comparative Financial Results
             (In thousands, except share and per share data)
                              Page 3 of 6


Balance Sheets, Period End
                                   Balances as of
                        06-30-96    06-30-95       Change      %
Loans                 $1,770,339  $1,339,411    $430,928    32.2%
Loans held for sale       14,237      14,484        (247)   -1.7%
Securities available
 for sale, at
 fair value              460,901     125,917     334,984   266.0%
Investment securities     43,373     299,900    (256,527)  -85.5%
Money market assets           50       1,450      (1,400)  -96.6%
  Total earning assets 2,288,900   1,781,162     507,738    28.5%
Allowance for
 loan losses             (24,669)    (20,907)     (3,762)  -18.0%
OREO and
 repossessed assets        1,301         825         476    57.7%
Premises and equipment    29,427      24,607       4,820    19.6%
Goodwill                  38,744       9,071      29,673   327.1%
Capitalized mortgage
 servicing rights          3,691       3,304         387    11.7%
Other assets             120,646     104,198      16,448    15.8%
   Total assets       $2,458,040  $1,902,260    $555,780    29.2%


Deposits              $2,040,231  $1,451,015    $589,216    40.6%
Short-term borrowings    155,977     188,002     (32,025)  -17.0%
Long - term debt          46,791      99,071     (52,280)  -52.8%
Other liabilities         20,611      16,890       3,721    22.0%
Shareholders' equity     194,430     147,282      47,148    32.0%
   Total liabilities &
    shareholders'
    equity            $2,458,040  $1,902,260    $555,780    29.2%


Changes to Shareholders' Equity
                          For the three months ended June 30,
                            1996        1995       Change      %


Balance at beginning
 of period              $191,721    $141,359      50,362    35.6%
Issuance of
 common stock                ---         ---         ---     ---
Net income                 6,794       5,474       1,320    24.1%
Dividends declared        (1,957)     (1,565)       (392)  -25.0%
Amortization of employee
 restricted stock             57          72         (15)  -20.8%
Exercise of employee
 stock options               (18)        (17)         (1)   -5.9%
Net changes in market
 valuation on securities
 AFS, net of tax          (2,167)      1,723      (3,890) -225.8%
Net changes in market
 valuation on securities
 AF transferred to the
 investment portfolio, net   ---         236        (236) -100.0%
Balance at end
 of period              $194,430    $147,282     $47,148    32.0%


Average Balance Sheets


Loans                 $1,746,552  $1,324,586    $421,966    31.9%
Loans held for sale       15,668      10,197       5,471    53.7%
Securities available
 for sale, at amortized
 cost                    446,227     129,333     316,894   245.0%
Investment securities     45,703     310,093    (264,390)  -85.3%
Money market assets       18,522       3,035      15,487   510.3%
   Total earning
    assets             2,272,672   1,777,244     495,428    27.9%
Allowance for
 loan losses             (24,618)    (21,385)     (3,233)  -15.1%
OREO and repossessed
 assets                      679         908        (229)  -25.2%
Goodwill                  39,583       9,164      30,419   331.9%
Capitalized mortgage
 servicing rights          3,660       3,280         380    11.6%
Other assets, including
 SFAS 115 market
 valuation               137,273      96,666      40,607    42.0%
   Total assets       $2,429,249  $1,865,877    $563,372    30.2%




Deposits              $2,030,037   1,420,538    $609,499    42.9%
Short-term borrowings    138,632     183,021     (44,389)  -24.3%
Long-term debt            47,311     101,506     (54,195)  -53.4%
Other liabilities         21,574      17,029       4,545    26.7%
Shareholders' equity     191,695     143,783      47,912    33.3%
   Total liabilities &
   shareholders'
   equity             $2,429,249  $1,865,877    $563,372    30.2%


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                           Banknorth Group, Inc.
                      Comparative Financial Results
             (In thousands, except share and per share data)
                              Page 4 of 6


Balance Sheets, Period End
                          Balances as of
                        12-31-95    12-31-94      Change      %
Loans                 $1,351,053  $1,296,071     $54,982     4.2%
Loans held for sale       19,174      14,025       5,149    36.7%
Securities available
 for sale,
 at fair value           359,085     118,554     240,531   202.9%
Investment securities     49,680     317,176    (267,496)  -84.3%
Money market assets          650      15,600     (14,950)  -95.8%
  Total earning assets 1,779,642   1,761,426      18,216     1.0%
Allowance for
 loan losses             (22,095)    (21,437)       (658)   -3.1%
OREO and repossessed
 assets                    1,169         575         594   103.3%
Premises and equipment    24,917      25,130        (213)   -0.8%
Goodwill                   8,553       9,391        (838)   -8.9%
Capitalized mortgage
 servicing rights          3,363       3,208         155     4.8%
Other assets             114,625      95,595      19,030    19.9%
   Total assets       $1,910,174  $1,873,888     $36,286     1.9%




Deposits              $1,560,769  $1,443,467    $117,302     8.1%
Short-term borrowings    116,213     155,146     (38,933)  -25.1%
Long-term debt            55,997     121,589     (65,592)  -53.9%
Other liabilities         17,259      18,122        (863)   -4.8%
Shareholders' equity     159,936     135,564      24,372    18.0%
   Total liabilities
   & shareholders'
   equity             $1,910,174  $1,873,888     $36,286     1.9%




Changes to Shareholders' Equity
                       For the six months ended June 30,
                            1996        1995       Change      %


Balance at beginning
 of period              $159,936    $135,564     $24,372    18.0%
Issuance of common stock  32,216         ---      32,216   100.0%
Net income                11,544      10,716         828     7.7%
Dividends declared        (3,914)     (3,130)       (784)  -25.1%
Amortization of employee
 restricted stock             85         119         (34)  -28.6%
Exercise of employee
 stock options               (88)        (36)        (52) -144.4%
Net changes in market
 valuation on securities AFS,
 net of tax               (5,349)      3,593      (8,942) -248.9%
Net changes in market
 valuation on securities AFS
 transferred to the investment
 portfolio, net              ---         456        (456) -100.0%
Balance at end of
 period                 $194,430    $147,282     $47,148    32.0%


Average Balance Sheets


Loans                 $1,642,670  $1,310,290    $332,380    25.4%
Loans held for sale       16,432      10,000       6,432    64.3%
Securities available
 for sale, at amortized
 cost                    417,871     127,994     289,877   226.5%
Investment securities     47,037     313,099    (266,062)  -85.0%
Money market assets       23,369       6,224      17,145   275.5%
  Total earning assets 2,147,379   1,767,607     379,772    21.5%
Allowance for
 loan losses             (23,860)    (21,580)     (2,280)  -10.6%
OREO and repossessed
 assets                      759       1,001        (242)  -24.2%
Goodwill                  31,547       9,249      22,298   241.1%
Capitalized mortgage
 servicing rights          3,587       3,259         328    10.1%
Other assets, including
 SFAS 115 market
 valuation               135,071      96,496      38,575    40.0%
   Total assets       $2,294,483  $1,856,032    $438,451    23.6%


Deposits              $1,913,164  $1,417,638    $495,526    35.0%
Short-term borrowings    126,567     175,488     (48,921)  -27.9%
Long-term debt            49,861     105,040     (55,179)  -52.5%
Other liabilities         21,270      17,219       4,051    23.5%
Shareholders' equity     183,621     140,647      42,974    30.6%
  Total liabilities &
  shareholders'
  equity              $2,294,483  $1,856,032    $438,451    23.6%


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                            Banknorth Group, Inc.
                        Comparative Financial Results
                (In thousands, except share and per share data)
                                Page 5 of 6


Credit Quality Information
                          Balances as of
                         6-30-96     6-30-95       Change      %
Non-accrual loans        $19,512     $17,654      $1,858    10.5%
Loans past-due
 90 days and accruing      1,518         915         603    65.9%
Restructured loans           917         456         461   101.1%
  Total non-performing
   loans (NPLs)           21,947      19,025       2,922    15.4%
Total foreclosed (OREO)
 and repo'd assets (F/RA)  1,301         825         476    57.7%
Total non-performing
 assets (NPAs)           $23,248     $19,850      $3,398    17.1%


NPAs as a % of
 (loans+F/RA), p.e.         1.31%       1.48%      -0.17%  -11.4%
NPAs as a % of total
 assets, p.e.               0.95%       1.04%      -0.09%   -8.7%


Allow for loan losses
 as % of NPLs, p.e.       112.40%     109.89%       2.51%    2.3%
Allow for loan losses as
 % of total loans, p.e.     1.39%       1.56%      -0.17%  -10.9%


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                      For the three months ended June 30,
                            1996        1995       Change      %
Loans charged off         $1,873      $3,068     ($1,195)  -39.0%
Loan recoveries            1,059       1,297        (238)  -18.4%
Loans charged off,
 net of recoveries          $814      $1,771       ($957)  -54.0%
  As a % of average loans   0.19%       0.53%      -0.34%  -64.2%


Provision for loan losses $1,300      $1,125        $175    15.6%
  As a % of average loans   0.30%       0.34%      -0.04%  -11.8%


Capital Strength
                             Balances as of
                         6-30-96     6-30-95     Change      %
Total risk-adjusted
 assets               $1,765,973  $1,306,273    $459,700    35.2%
As a % of total
 assets, net of
 fair value adjust
 and goodwill              72.84%      68.84%       4.00%    5.8%
Total shareholders'
 equity                 $194,430    $147,282     $47,148    32.0%
Fair value adjustment      5,320       4,446         874    19.7%
Goodwill                 (38,744)     (9,071)    (29,673) -327.1%
  Total Tier 1 capital   161,006     142,657      18,349    12.9%
Maximum allowance
 for loan losses          22,107      16,385       5,722    34.9%
  Total capital         $183,113    $159,042     $24,071    15.1%


Total capital to total
 risk-adjusted assets      10.37%      12.18%      -1.81%  -14.9%
Tier I capital to total
 risk-adjusted assets       9.12%      10.92%      -1.80%  -16.5%
Leverage ratio              6.72%       7.66%      -0.94%  -12.3%


Shareholders' equity to
 total assets, p.e.         7.91%       7.74%       0.17%    2.2%
Tangible shareholders'
 equity to tangible assets  6.44%       7.30%      -0.87%  -11.9%


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                             Banknorth Group, Inc.
                         Comparative Financial Results
                (In thousands, except share and per share data)
                                 Page 6 of 6


Credit Quality Information
                       Balances as of
                        12-31-95    12-31-94       Change      %
Non-accrual loans        $12,369     $17,768     ($5,399)  -30.4%
Loans past-due 90
 days and accruing         1,174       1,151          23     2.0%
Restructured loans           428         470         (42)   -8.9%
  Total non-performing
   loans (NPLs)           13,971      19,389      (5,418)  -27.9%
Total foreclosed (OREO)
 and repo'd assets (F/RA)  1,169         575         594   103.3%
Total non-performing
 assets (NPAs)           $15,140     $19,964     ($4,824)  -24.2%


NPAs as a % of
 (loans+F/RA), p.e.         1.12%       1.54%      -0.42%  -27.3%
NPAs as a % of total
 assets, p.e.               0.79%       1.07%      -0.28%  -26.2%


Allow for loan losses as
 % of NPLs, p.e.          158.15%     110.56%      47.59%   43.0%
Allow for loan losses as
 % of total loans, p.e.     1.64%       1.65%      -0.01%   -0.6%




                       For the six months ended June 30,
                            1996        1995       Change      %
Loans charged off         $3,981      $5,142     ($1,161)  -22.6%
Loan recoveries            2,305       2,487        (182)   -7.3%
Loans charged off,
 net of recoveries        $1,676      $2,655       ($979)  -36.9%
  As a % of average loans   0.20%       0.41%      -0.21%  -51.2%


Provision for loan losses $2,600      $2,125        $475    22.4%
  As a % of average loans   0.32%       0.32%       0.00%    0.0%


Capital Strength
                       Balances as of
                        12-31-95    12-31-94     Change      %
Total risk-adjusted
 assets               $1,348,511  $1,269,728     $78,783     6.2%
As a % of total
 assets, net of fair
 value adjust
 and goodwill              70.91%      67.76%       3.15%    4.6%


Total shareholders'
 equity                 $159,936    $135,564      24,372    18.0%
Fair value adjustment        (29)      8,495      (8,524) -100.3%
Goodwill                  (8,553)     (9,391)        838     8.9%
  Total Tier 1 capital   151,354     134,668      16,686    12.4%
Maximum allowance for
 loan losses              16,921      15,940         981     6.2%
  Total capital         $168,275    $150,608     $17,667    11.7%


Total capital to total
 risk-adjusted assets      12.48%      11.86%       0.62%    5.2%
Tier I capital to total
 risk-adjusted assets      11.22%      10.61%       0.62%    5.8%
Leverage ratio              8.05%       7.41%       0.64%    8.6%


Shareholders' equity to
 total assets, p.e.         8.37%       7.23%       1.14%   15.8%
Tangible shareholders'
 equity to tangible assets  7.96%       6.77%       1.19%   17.6%




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