ACNB (ACNB) Q4 2019 earnings summary
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Q4 2019 earnings summary
9 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Record 2019 net income rose 9% to $23.721M; basic EPS was $3.36 vs. $3.09 in 2018.
Jan. 11, 2020 acquisition of Frederick County Bancorp expanded Maryland operations; pro forma assets were $2.2B, deposits $1.8B and loans $1.6B.
Financial highlights
Net interest income increased 4% to $59.418M; net interest margin held at 3.81% despite three Fed rate cuts totaling 75 bps.
Other income rose 14% to $18.169M; other expenses increased 7% to $47.621M, including $769K of merger-related expenses.
Dec. 31, 2019 assets were $1.720B; loans declined 2% to $1.273B and deposits increased 5% to $1.412B YoY.
Adjusted 2017 net income, excluding $3.010M of acquisition/integration costs and a $1.700M one-time Tax Cuts and Jobs Act charge, was $14.498M vs. reported $9.788M.
Segment performance
Banking loans declined 2% amid intense competition; deposits grew 5%, concentrated in interest-bearing personal, commercial and municipal accounts.
Wealth management AUM was $257.025M, up 11%; brokerage AUM was $132.023M, up 20%; combined fiduciary, investment management and brokerage revenue rose 4% to $2.469M.
Insurance commissions increased 14% to $6.339M, driven mainly by personal and commercial lines and book purchases in late 2018 and 2019.
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