FFIEC Call Reports (CDR Bulk) fact · point in time
BANK OF HILLSBORO: bank_loan_loss_allowance
BANK OF HILLSBORO reported bank loan loss allowance of $167,000 USD as recorded on 2004-03-31, according to FFIEC Call Reports (CDR Bulk).
BANK OF HILLSBORO reported bank loan loss allowance of $167,000 USD as recorded on 2004-03-31, according to FFIEC Call Reports (CDR Bulk).
Reported value
$167.000k{"mdrm": "RCON3123", "amount": 167000, "currency": "USD"}- Entity
- BANK OF HILLSBORO
- Metric
- bank_loan_loss_allowance
- Period
- as of 2004-03-31
- Status
- current
- Source
- FFIEC Call Reports (CDR Bulk)
Provenance
2004Q1:RCON3123:973056bea1adc9131015c51e222ed753a42340…- no predecessors — first report
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