1st Source (SRCE) Q4 2008 earnings summary
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Q4 2008 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2008 net income rose to $33.39M from $30.54M in 2007, as stronger net interest income and a one-time asset-sale gain offset higher credit provisions, securities impairment and expenses.
Fourth-quarter 2008 net income was $12.32M, with diluted EPS of $0.50, versus $7.83M and $0.32 in Q4 2007.
Financial highlights
Net interest income increased to $132.16M from $118.91M; total noninterest income rose to $84.00M from $70.62M in 2007.
Net income was $33.39M; diluted EPS was $1.37, versus $30.54M and $1.28 in 2007.
Provision for loan and lease losses climbed to $16.65M from $7.53M; noninterest expense increased to $153.11M from $140.31M.
The $11.49M gain on Investment Advisors asset sales supported 2008 results; investment securities and other investment losses were $10.00M, including $10.82M of impairment charges.
Outlook and guidance
Management expected further deterioration in the loan and lease portfolio amid the economic slowdown, while expressing hope that stabilization in financial markets and employment could improve conditions.
Future results remained exposed to economic conditions, borrower performance, interest-rate changes, market disruption, fuel costs, regulation and rising deposit insurance premiums.
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