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Call reports 2005

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE — 2005

What NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE reported to the FFIEC in 2005, quarter by quarter.

PERIOD: 2005SOURCE: FFIEC Call ReportEvery measure source-linked

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Balance sheet

What the bank holds and owes at quarter end

Measure2005Q1
Total assets27,805,943,000
Total loans14,832,018,000
Allowance for loan losses168,266,000
Securities available for sale5,612,188,000
Securities held to maturity0
Trading assets0
Total deposits15,479,906,000
Interest-bearing deposits12,829,354,000
Noninterest-bearing deposits2,650,552,000
Equity capital7,196,736,000

Income

Cumulative from the start of the year, as filed — Q1 covers January to March, Q2 January to June, Q4 the full year

Measure2005Q1
Interest income291,594,000
Interest expense90,793,000
Net interest income200,801,000
Noninterest income64,995,000
Noninterest expense131,635,000
Provision for loan losses9,104,000
Pretax income125,858,000
Income tax43,846,000
Net income82,012,000

Regulatory capital

Basel measures — not reported for every quarter

Measure2005Q1
Tier 1 capital1,545,922,000
Total capital1,864,239,000
Risk-weighted assets16,856,083,000

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