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Annual FDIC deposit/market share report for Floyd banks
| Banks | 08 deposits (millions) | Percent of deposits | '07 deposits (millions) | Percent of deposits |
| Citizens First | $241.1 | 17.5 % | $242.8 | 17.9 % |
| SunTrust | $226.5 | 16.4 % | $233.0 | 17.2 % |
| Wachovia | $187.6 | 13.6 % | $174.1 | 12.8 % |
| United Comm | $186.3 | 13.5 % | $198.4 | 14.6 % |
| Greater Rome | $120.1 | 8.7 % | $120.0 | 8.8 % |
| Regions | $116.1 | 8.4 % | $132.1 | 9.7 % |
| River City | $107.0 | 7.7 % | $71.7 | 5.3 % |
| Unity National | $89.1 | 6.5 % | $78.9 | 5.8 % |
| Heritage First | $76.2 | 5.5 % | $71.1 | 5.2 % |
| McIntosh | $30.5 | 2.2 % | $36.0 | 2.65 % |
| Total deposits | $1.380 billion | 100 % | $1.358 billion | 100 % |
Source: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Qualifer: Deposits as of June 30, 2008, and June 30, 2007
Report at a glance:
-Deposits in banks serving Rome/Floyd County grew by 1.16 percent as of June 30 or by $22 million, the latest FDIC annual deposit report shows.
-The biggest year-over-year change was at River City Bank, where deposits jumped by more than $35 million while market share (of deposits) climbed from 5.3 to 7.7 percent.
-Greater Rome Bank continued as the community bank with the highest deposits and market share. After River City, Unity National posted the largest growth.
-Citizens First continued to lead total deposits and market share even with a slight slip in both. Wachovia saw the most gain in deposits and market share among the larger players.
Some caveats:
-This FDIC report accounts for deposits only and does not include assets and liabilities for the banks listed.
-Also not included: Deposits held by credit unions serving this market.
-Reports for McIntosh Commercial Bank were filed just as the office at Second and Broad was closing.
>Also check: Bartow Headlines | Gordon Headlines | Polk Headlines
Thursday's Buzz
-New LaQuinta Inn & Suites already on the market: Scheduled to open this month, the 48-room LaQuinta on Chateau Drive (Hampton Inn area) is on the market for $3.4 million> Loopnet
-Free flu shots available today: The Floyd County Health Department offers offer free flu shots at a special clinic from 8 until 11 this morning at the health department. For expanded details, click Healthy Living
-Blue Fin opens; Opi's next? Blue Fin is open at River Center with daily hours of 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. for lunch and 4:30-10:30 p.m. for dinner. Next up: Look for news very soon on Opi's opening in the former Waterfront Bar & Grille (River Crossing) in downtown Rome. Plus: The proposed jazz club indeed is homeless but maybe not for long. Some interest venues are being discussed.
-RNT's Burgett Mooney nominated for post on Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Board of Directors> SNPA
-Minutes posted from Monday's Rome City Commission meeting> RCC
Perdue--Revenue collections climbed in September: Gov. Sonny Perdue says net revenue collections for September totaled $1,632,334,000 compared to $1,561,749,000 for September 2007, an increase of $70,585,000 or 4.5 percent.
The percentage decrease fiscal year-to-date is 2.6 percent.
Surviving to Share honors tonight: This year's Surviving to Share event presented by Redmond Regional Medical Center, Polk Medical Center and Cartersville Medical Center is set for tonight at Coosa Country Club. Some 34 breast cancer survivors submit stories. Three winners and three runners-up will be selected. More breast cancer awareness events> Click
>'Fashion for a Cause' set for Oct. 23 at 7 p.m. at Forrest Place> PSA
Campaign Watch/For additional updates, click Politics
-Absentee voting continues: Another small but steady line of early voters was spotted Wednesday morning at the elections office. Anyone can vote now through Oct. 24. Advance voting is Oct. 27-31> Vote
-Sample ballots for Nov. 4 election now online: You can preview the ballot for your community online at the Floyd County Web site. The ballots are broken into state House districts as follows:
11th District | 13th District/City | 13th District/County | 14th District | 16th District
-Dixon & Clemons on the second presidential debate> Dixon & Clemons
-Updated campaign finance reports for state, local candidates> Politics
-Watters precinct change for Nov. 4 election: The precinct has moved to Auxiliary Gym at Model High School. Reason: work at the Scout Hut in Shannon.
Fall break is here: Camps, movies on what-to-do list> KIDS
Weather Center/brought to you by Katie Dempsey for State House
-20 percent chance of rain, high near 80.
-1.85 inches of rain on Wednesday at the airport.
-For the extended forecast, click WeatherCenter
Norman Arey's Sports Roundtable/brought to you by Riverside Toyota
-Vandy vs. UGA looks better than that other Tennessee team heading to Athens> Arey
The Football Report/brought to you by Printworks
- -Hawks' A.J. Cooley (right) is helping Shorter anchor the best NAIA ground game in the nation.
-Saturday: Lambuth (3-2) at Shorter (4-1), 1:30 p.m., Barron Stadium
-John McClellan's weekly game picks for Friday (he was 21-3 last week)
>For more, click The Football Report
Downtown Headlines
>RHS, Shorter games at Barron this weekend should mean business
>Downtown Development Authority meeting Thursday.
>For more, click Downtown Headlines
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