Dear clients, friends and colleagues:
We are pleased to share with you our annual statement of condition for 2011. Fidelity Bank experienced another solid year of performance and continues to maintain a strong balance sheet.
Our results continue to be driven by the success and loyalty of our customers. As the economy begins to improve, so does our clients’ performance, with stronger balance sheets and improved profitability. We experienced a strong year in our mortgage business as the unusually low interest rate environment generated consistent refinancing activity.
The quality and dedication of our staff is a key ingredient of Fidelity Bank’s solid performance. The “Intellectual Capital” we bring to each of our customers makes us a leader in relationship banking. We pride ourselves on the longevity of our staff, our expertise in business banking and our genuine enthusiasm to help our clients grow and succeed.
We are optimistic about the coming year and hope 2012 is a year of success for you and your business.
Thank you for choosing Fidelity Bank!
Sincerely,
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Charles R. Mueller
President/CEO
FIDELITY BANK STATEMENT OF CONDITION
| ASSETS | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 |
| Cash and Due from Banks | $11,671,521 | $ 5,076,422 | $14,527,941 |
| Investments | $58,199,165 | $27,337,545 | $25,172,149 |
| Mortgage Loans Held for Sale | $161,332,974 | $163,954,580 | $144,054,641 |
| Net Loans | $164,332,974 | $142,861,687 | $154,850,887 |
| Goodwill and Intangible Assets | $28,084,496 | $28,603,459 | $26,308,948 |
| Other Assets | $6,769,786 | $6,042,904 | $7,793,686 |
| TOTAL ASSETS | $430,149,145 | $373,876,597 | $372,708,252 |
| LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL | |||
| Deposits | $271,023,863 | $236,923,227 | $213,029,372 |
| Borrowing and Other Liabilities | $88,272,238 | $70,221,737 | $99,930,668 |
| Shareholder's Equity | $70,853,044 | $66,731,633 | $59,748,212 |
| TOTAL liabilities and shareholder's equity | $430,149,145 | $373,876,597 | $372,708,252 |
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