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Call report 2020Q2

SAMSON BANKING COMPANY, THE — 2020Q2

The 22 measures SAMSON BANKING COMPANY, THE reported to the FFIEC for 2020Q2, each linked to its source filing.

PERIOD: 2020Q2SOURCE: FFIEC Call ReportEvery measure source-linked

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Balance sheet

What the bank holds and owes at quarter end

MeasureValueUnitSource
Total assets92,115,000USDevidence →
Total loans41,752,000USDevidence →
Allowance for loan losses519,000USDevidence →
Securities available for sale41,653,000USDevidence →
Securities held to maturity0USDevidence →
Trading assets0USDevidence →
Total deposits79,142,000USDevidence →
Interest-bearing deposits54,901,000USDevidence →
Noninterest-bearing deposits24,241,000USDevidence →
Equity capital12,570,000USDevidence →

Income

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

MeasureValueUnitSource
Interest income1,661,000USDevidence →
Interest expense220,000USDevidence →
Net interest income1,441,000USDevidence →
Noninterest income269,000USDevidence →
Noninterest expense1,088,000USDevidence →
Provision for loan losses27,000USDevidence →
Pretax income663,000USDevidence →
Income tax35,000USDevidence →
Net income628,000USDevidence →

Regulatory capital

Basel measures — not reported for every quarter

MeasureValueUnitSource
Tier 1 capital11,705,000USDevidence →

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