1st Source (SRCE) Q4 2021 earnings summary
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Q4 2021 earnings summary
3 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Record 2021 net income available to common shareholders was $118.53 million, up from $81.44 million in 2020; diluted EPS rose to $4.70 from $3.17.
PPP fees, loan forgiveness and government stimulus supported earnings and credit quality; the provision for credit losses was a $4.30 million recovery versus $36.00 million expense in 2020.
Financial highlights
Net interest income rose 4.79% to $236.64 million; noninterest income fell 3.65% to $100.09 million and noninterest expense declined 0.65% to $186.15 million.
Assets grew 10.66% to $8.10 billion and deposits rose 12.33% to $6.68 billion; loans and leases declined 2.61% to $5.35 billion at year-end.
PPP fees were $16.84 million in 2021 versus $12.06 million in 2020; $543.59 million of $858.91 million in PPP originations were forgiven or paid during 2021.
Outlook and guidance
Loan demand is expected to increase as clients deploy excess PPP-related deposits and the economy improves; solar financing momentum is expected to continue into 2022.
Credit forecasts assumed slower growth in 2022–23 and inflation above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, with potential adverse effects on loan and lease portfolios.
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