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• _ r rte' >n•�r <br />86 <br />NCNB Texas Reports Rarnings -- 2 <br />Deposits at Dec. 31, 1988, totaled $20.5 bi,lion. This <br />includes funds generated bra Continuing bonus -rate CD promotion <br />that resulted in 41.7 billion in nearly 100,000 accounts by <br />year -end. "This shows the continued confidence our customers <br />have placed in the bank," said Francis B. "Buddy" hemp, chairman. <br />Total loans at Dec. 31, 1988, were 411.6 billion. Kemp said <br />the bank has instituted a►n aggressive program to build its lean <br />portfolio. "We have about $3 billion in excess funding that we'd <br />like to put to work as new loan* in Texas during 1989," he said, <br />"and we are optimistic there will be improved loan demand in <br />Texas as the economy continues to rebound." <br />At Dec. 31, the reserve for loan losses was $141 million <br />(1.21 percent of loans outstanding). <br />The Special Asset Division reported total net assets of $6.o <br />billio:i at Dec. 31, 1988. NCNB Texas is managing the Special <br />Asset Division under contract. However, the cost of funding and <br />-administering all assets in the Special -Asset Division and loss <br />exposure are being borne by the FDIC. <br />NCNB Texas reported consolidated total assets of 425.3 <br />billion at year -end 1988. It is Texas' largest bank with -121 <br />banking centers located in virtually every major market <br />throughout the state. <br />NCNB Corp. is a Charlotte -based holding company that numa►gesi <br />more than $30 billion in assets and has lull- service banks in <br />seven Southern states. <br />..U- <br />fdi ores emotes A condensed balance sheet and other financial data <br />accompany this alai release. <br />