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Kenneth A. Spearman, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dallas Tonsager, Board Member Jeffery S. Hall, Board Member MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION BOARD June 9, 2016 These minutes reflect the business transacted at the June 9, 2016, Regular Meeting of the Farm Credit Administration Board (FCA Board) pursuant to the Government in the Sunshine Act (Act), 5 U.S.C. § 552b, and the regulations of the Farm Credit Administration (FCA) adopted thereunder. The FCA Board meeting was held at the FCA office in McLean, Virginia, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and concluding at 10:51 a.m. Members of the Board present were: Kenneth A. Spearman, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dallas Tonsager, Member Jeffery S. Hall, Member The above named constitute the full Board. Others present included Charles Rawls, General Counsel; Dale Aultman, Secretary to the Board; staff of the FCA and Farm Credit System Insurance Corporation (FCSIC); and four members of the general public. (A list of staff attendees is attached as Exhibit A.) The Secretary read a statement that announced the meeting would be conducted according to the requirements of the Government in the Sunshine Act. The Board Chairman reviewed the published Agenda. (A copy of the Public Announcement publishing the Agenda for the meeting is attached as Exhibit B.) Mr. Tonsager moved to adopt the Agenda as published. Mr. Hall seconded the motion. 1

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  • Kenneth A. Spearman, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dallas Tonsager, Board Member Jeffery S. Hall, Board Member

    MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE

    FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION BOARD June 9, 2016

    These minutes reflect the business transacted at the June 9, 2016, Regular Meeting of the Farm Credit Administration Board (FCA Board) pursuant to the Government in the Sunshine Act (Act), 5 U.S.C. § 552b, and the regulations of the Farm Credit Administration (FCA) adopted thereunder.

    The FCA Board meeting was held at the FCA office in McLean, Virginia, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and concluding at 10:51 a.m. Members of the Board present were:

    Kenneth A. Spearman, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dallas Tonsager, Member

    Jeffery S. Hall, Member

    The above named constitute the full Board.

    Others present included Charles Rawls, General Counsel; Dale Aultman, Secretary to the Board; staff of the FCA and Farm Credit System Insurance Corporation (FCSIC); and four members of the general public. (A list of staff attendees is attached as Exhibit A.)

    The Secretary read a statement that announced the meeting would be conducted according to the requirements of the Government in the Sunshine Act.

    The Board Chairman reviewed the published Agenda. (A copy of the Public Announcement publishing the Agenda for the meeting is attached as Exhibit B.)

    Mr. Tonsager moved to adopt the Agenda as published.

    Mr. Hall seconded the motion.

    1

  • There being no further discussion, Board Chairman Spearman called the question. The Secretary polled the Board Members and the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Hall noted that the Agenda did include portions of the meeting that should be closed to the public as permitted by the Government in the Sunshine Act and therefore moved that the meeting be closed at that point. Mr. Tonsager seconded the motion. There being no further discussion, Board Chairman Spearman called the question. The Secretary polled the Board Members and the motion carried unanimously.

    OPEN SESSION

    Approval of Minutes

    Minutes for May 12, 2016 (BM-9-JUN-16-01)

    Mr. Tonsager moved to approve the minutes for the May 12, 2016, FCA Regular Board Meeting. Mr. Hall seconded the motion. There being no further discussion, Board Chairman Spearman called the question. The Secretary polled the Board Members and the motion carried unanimously. (BM-9-JUN-16-01) (A copy of the official “Board Action Item” is attached as Exhibit C.)

    REPORTS

    Annual Report on the Farm Credit System’s Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Mission Performance: 2015 Results

    Sal Iannetta, Steve Koenig, and Jessica Potter of the Office of Regulatory Policy presented the Annual Report on the Farm Credit System’s Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Mission Performance: 2015 Results. Board Chairman Spearman asked if there were any questions or further discussion from the Board. There were no further questions or discussion. (A copy of the PowerPoint presentation is attached as Exhibit D.)

    2

  • Quarterly Report on

    Economic Conditions and FCS Conditions Steve Gabriel of the Office of Regulatory Policy and Hal Johnson of the Office of Examination presented the Quarterly Report on Economic Conditions and FCS Conditions. Board Chairman Spearman asked if there were any questions or further discussion from the Board. There were no further questions or discussion. (A copy of the PowerPoint presentation is attached as Exhibit E.)

    Semi-Annual Report on Office of Examination Operations

    Hal Johnson of the Office of Examination presented the Semi-Annual Report on Office of Examination Operations. Board Chairman Spearman asked if there were any questions or further discussion from the Board. There were no further questions or discussion. (A copy of the PowerPoint presentation is attached as Exhibit F.)

    CLOSED SESSION The Board Chairman noted that this was a Closed Session and ensured that members of the public and nonessential FCA and FCSIC staff were not in the room so the Board could meet with Office of Examination staff in Closed Session. Board Chairman Spearman convened the closed session of the meeting at 10:23 a.m. and instructed the Secretary to activate the electronic recording device so that the proceedings of the Closed Session were properly recorded as required by the Government in the Sunshine Act. The Board Chairman then instructed the General Counsel to furnish the Secretary with a certification, pursuant to 5 U.S.C. § 552b(f), that the portions of the meeting held in closed session may be properly closed to the public. (A copy of the Certification is attached hereto as Exhibit G.) Members of the Board present were: Kenneth A. Spearman, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dallas Tonsager, Member Jeffery S. Hall, Member The above named constitute the full Board.

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  • Others present included Dale Aultman, Secretary to the Board; and Charles Rawls, General Counsel. (A list of staff attendees is attached as Exhibit A).

    Office of Examination Quarterly Report Robert Coleman and Roger Paulsen of the Office of Examination presented the update on OE Supervisory and Oversight Activities. Board Chairman Spearman asked if there were any questions or further discussion from the Board. There were no further questions or discussion.

    ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Board, Board Chairman Spearman indicated he would entertain a motion to adjourn the meeting. Mr. Hall moved that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. Tonsager seconded the motion. Board Chairman Spearman called the question. The Secretary polled the Board Members and the motion carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 10:51 a.m.

    NOTATIONAL VOTE ACTIONS There was one notational vote action approved by the FCA Board from May 13, 2016, through June 8, 2016 as follows: Item Number Action Date Voting Results Subject

    NV 16-10 5/26/2016 Approved Review of Significant Regulatory Actions Pursuant to Executive Order 12866

    The undersigned hereby certify that the foregoing minutes are the official minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Farm Credit Administration Board held on June 9, 2016. _________/s/________________ _________/s/________________ Kenneth A. Spearman Dale L. Aultman Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Secretary to the Board Approved: __July 14, 2016____

    4

  • Exhibit A Page 1 of 2

    STAFF PRESENT AT THE FCA REGULAR BOARD MEETING

    June 9, 2016 Kenneth A. Spearman, Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dallas Tonsager, Board Member Jeffery S. Hall, Board Member

    OFFICE

    OPEN SESSION

    CLOSED SESSION

    Office of the Board Aultman, Dale X X Middleton, Russell X X Laguarda, Wendy X X Buccolo, Deb X Corey, Kathryn X Kramp, Kevin X X Calhoun, Gaye X Donerson, Alexandra (Summer Intern) X

    EEOI Burlew, Thais X

    COO Hoffman, William X X

    OIT

    Golley, Jerald X X

    OCPA Stokke, Mike X X Meaux, Willy X X

    OSMO Rea, Laurie X X

    OGC Rawls, Charles X X Donner, Mary Alice X X

    5

  • Exhibit A Page 2 of 2

    OFFICE OPEN SESSION CLOSED SESSION

    OE Coleman, Robert X X Paulsen, Roger X X Johnson, Hal X X

    OIG Dean, Elizabeth X X Kaufman, Tori X

    ORP Van Meter, Gary X X Mardock, Barry X X Gabriel, Steve X X Koenig, Steve X Iannetta, Sal X Johansen, Mark X X Potter, Jessica X X

    OCFO Smith, Stephen X X

    OAS

    Connelly, Pat X X

    FCSIC Pfitzinger, Rick X X

    GENERAL PUBLIC 4

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  • Exhibit B Farm Credit Administration Farm Credit Administration

    1501 Farm Credit Drive McLean, Virginia 22102-5090

    PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF

    MEETING SUBJECT TO THE GOVERNMENT IN THE SUNSHINE ACT Farm Credit Administration Board

    Regular Meeting June 9, 2016

    Summary: Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Government in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. Sec. 552b(e) (1)), of the forthcoming regular meeting of the Farm Credit Administration Board. Date and Time: The regular meeting of the Board will be held June 9, 2016. The meeting is scheduled to be held at the office of the Farm Credit Administration in McLean, Virginia, from 9:00 a.m. until such time as the Board may conclude its business. Address: Farm Credit Administration, 1501 Farm Credit Drive, McLean, Virginia 22102-5090. Submit attendance requests via e-mail to [email protected]. See SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION for further information about attendance requests. For Further Information Contact: Dale L. Aultman, Secretary to the Farm Credit Administration Board (703) 883-4009. TTY is (703) 883-4056. Supplementary Information: Parts of this meeting of the Board will be open to the public (limited space available), and parts will be closed to the public. Please send an e-mail to [email protected] at least 24 hours before the meeting. In your e-mail include: name, postal address, entity you are representing (if applicable), and telephone number. You will receive an e-mail confirmation from us. Please be prepared to show a photo identification when you arrive. If you need assistance for accessibility reasons, or if you have any questions, contact Dale L. Aultman, Secretary to the Farm Credit Administration Board, at (703) 883-4009. The matters to be considered at the meeting are:

    OPEN SESSION Approval of Minutes

    1 May 12, 2016 Reports

    2 Annual Report on the Farm Credit System’s Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Mission Performance: 2015 Results

    3 Quarterly Report on Economic Conditions and FCS Conditions 4 Semi-Annual Report on Office of Examination Operations

    CLOSED SESSION 5 Office of Examination Quarterly Report1

    _ _May 31, 2016_______ _________/s/________________

    Date Dale L. Aultman Secretary to the Board

    _________________________ 1Session Closed-Exempt pursuant to 5 U.S.C. Section 552b(c)(8) and (9).

    7

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

  • Exhibit C Farm Credit Administration 1501 Farm Credit Drive McLean, Virginia 22102-5090 (703) 883-4000 BOARD ACTION ITEM

    FCA BOARD ACTION ON

    Minutes for May 12, 2016, Regular Board Meeting

    BM-9-JUN-16-01

    Effective Date: June 9, 2016 Effect on Previous Action: None THE FCA BOARD HEREBY: Approves the minutes for May 12, 2016, Regular Board Meeting as submitted. DATED THIS 9th DAY OF JUNE 2016 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD ____________/s/____________________ Dale L. Aultman Secretary to the Board

    8

  • FCA’s Annual Report on the Farm Credit System’s Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Mission Performance:

    2015 Results

    Office of Regulatory PolicyFCA Board MeetingJune 9, 2016

    Steven Koenig, Senior EconomistSalvatore Iannetta, Policy AnalystJessica Potter, Policy Analyst Exhibit D

    9

  • Outline• Review the System’s YBS Mission • YBS Numbers and Trends• District and Association Activity• Overview of YBS Programs

    210

  • YBS Mission

    3

    • Farm Credit Act - 1980 Amendments– FCS institutions must have programs to serve YBS Customers.– Requires the reporting of YBS activities.

    • Regulation – 614.4165 (2004)– Sets minimum YBS program components, reporting and disclosure

    requirements for associations.• Bookletters

    – 040 (2007) Provides flexibility on lending opportunities for YBS farmers and ranchers.

    – 066 (2012) Provides guidance for serving farmers who market their agricultural products through local or regional food systems.

    • Informational Memo - (2014) – Provides information on opportunities to coordinate lending, training,

    and outreach with the Farm Service Agency.11

  • YBS Definitions

    4

    Definitions for FCA Reporting:• Young Farmer: age 35 or younger.• Beginning Farmer: 10 years or less farming experience.• Small Farmer: gross annual farm sales of $250,000 or less.

    Important Data Clarifications:• Data are reported separately for each category.• Borrowers may qualify under more than one category; one

    should not add Y, B, and S data together.• Dollar volumes include advances and commitments.• Counts are for loans, not for borrowers.

    12

  • YBS Results

    5

    YBS Loans Outstanding Number Percentage Dollar volume PercentageAs of December 31, 2015 of of total of loans of total

    loans number in millions* volumeYoung farmers/ranchers 188,696 18.1 $27,070 11.0Beginning farmers/ranchers 274,942 26.4 $41,473 16.9Small farmers/ranchers 502,398 48.2 $46,729 19.0

    YBS Loans Made During 2015 Number Percentage Dollar volume PercentageAs of December 31, 2015 of of total of loans of total

    loans number in millions* volumeYoung farmers/ranchers 62,143 17.2 $9,430 11.3Beginning farmers/ranchers 79,642 22.0 $12,741 15.2Small farmers/ranchers 150,022 41.4 $11,815 14.1

    Sources: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks.

    Green numbers indicate measures that declined in 2015 relative to those in 2014.* Totals include loans, advancements, and commitments made to farmers, ranchers, and aquatic producers by the associations, and excludes rural home and Title III loans, and the Leasing Corporation activity.Note: Because the three (young, beginning, and small) categories are not mutually exclusive, one should not add across the categories to count total YBS lending activity.

    13

  • Loan Volumes on New YBS Loans

    6Sources: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks.

    14

  • YBS Share of Total New Loan Volume

    7Sources: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks.

    15

  • New YBS Loan Counts

    8Sources: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks.

    16

  • YBS Share of Total New Loan Counts

    9Sources: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks.

    17

  • District Lending to YBS Borrowers

    10Source: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks.

    18

  • District Lending to YBS Borrowers

    11Source: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks.

    19

  • Association YBS Lending Growth

    12Source: Annual Young, Beginning, and Small Farmer Reports submitted by each System lender through the District Banks. Excludes merged institutions.

    20

  • Conclusions – The Numbers• Most Systemwide and district level YBS

    performance measures increase.• Small farmer performance measures generally

    increase.• The majority of associations reported growth in

    their YBS lending.

    1321

  • 2015 YBS Questionnaire Results

    22

  • Program Component: Delivery of Credit

    15Source: YBS Questionnaire.

    7768

    60

    39 39

    8

    59

    6960

    39 39

    8

    53

    67

    53

    3733

    7

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    30

    40

    50

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    70

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    CustomizedUnderwriting

    Standards

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    Customized Standards, Guarantees and Reduced Fees Most Used Tools to Make YBS Loans in 2015

    Young Beginning Small

    23

  • Program Component: Outreach

    16Source: YBS Questionnaire.24

  • YBS Program Management• YBS programs continue to serve the needs of YBS.

    • Mission statements continue to incorporate the marketing plan regulation.

    • Advisory committees continue to provide valuable input to the Board and management.

    • Staff training and performance standards for management and staff increased.

    17Source: YBS Questionnaire.25

  • Training, Outreach, and Education– Training continues to be customized to address the needs of

    YBS farmers, including new entrants to agriculture. – Outreach and training efforts include YBS farmers involved in

    local and regional food systems, as well as veterans and members of minority groups.

    – Associations also coordinate with other FCS institutions to train and educate YBS borrowers.

    – Associations use both their internal experts and hire outside professionals to develop and present educational opportunities.

    18Source: YBS Questionnaire.26

  • Conclusions – The Questionnaire• YBS programs contributed to the overall increased performance in 2015.

    • Federal loan guarantees and customized underwriting standards were the most commonly used tools to serve the YBS market.

    • Input from YBS Advisory Committees continues to improve YBS programs.

    • The System continues to emphasize YBS through staff training and performance standards.

    • YBS Training, Outreach and Education addresses the needs of current and potential YBS borrowers.

    19Source: YBS Questionnaire.27

  • FCA Board Meeting June 2016

    Quarterly Report on FCS Condition

    June 9, 2016

    Stephen GabrielHal Johnson

    Exhibit E

    28

  • Topics for Open Session

    2

    Economic Conditions Affecting the FCS

    FCS Condition and Performance

    29

  • Economic Conditions Affecting the Farm Credit System

    Stephen GabrielChief Economist

    Office of Regulatory Policy30

  • Economic growth continues to underwhelm

    4

    Consensus Forecasts (percent)Red indicates forecast

    Q1 2015

    Q2 2015

    Q3 2015

    Q4 2015

    Q1 2016

    Q2 2016

    Q3 2016

    Q4 2016

    Q1 2017

    Q2 2017

    Q3 2017

    Q4 2017

    GDP growth* 0.6 3.9 2.0 1.4 0.8 2.2 2.5 2.4 2.3 2.3 2.2 2.2CPI* -2.9 2.4 1.4 0.8 -0.3 1.9 2.2 2.3 2.1 2.4 2.3 2.4Unemployment rate 5.6 5.4 5.2 5.0 4.9 4.9 4.8 4.7 4.7 4.6 4.6 4.510 Yr T-Bond 2.0 2.4 2.0 2.2 1.8 1.9 2.1 2.3 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.9Source: Consensus Economics, Inc.Survey date - May 9, 2016* % change from prior quarter, seasonally adjusted annual rate

    31

  • Farm sector developments and concerns

    Planting progress is generally good South American weather boosts soybean/corn

    futures USDA projects a record corn crop in 2016 Production growth in the protein and dairy sectors

    is pressuring prices and margins There are signs of emerging credit problems Continued farmland market weakness 532

  • USDA projects a record corn crop and greater stocks

    6

    6.89

    4.46

    3.70 3.60

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    Ending U.S. Corn Stocks/Use Ratio (left axis)Average Farm Corn Price - dollars/bu (right axis)Source: USDA

    33

  • Reduced soybean plantings; more exports strengthen price prospects

    7

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    Ending U.S. Soybeans Stocks/Use Ratio (left axis)Average Farm Soybeans Price - dollars/bu (right axis)Source: USDA

    34

  • Large wheat supplies continue to weigh on prices

    8

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    0.001.002.003.004.005.006.007.008.009.00

    10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

    100%

    Ending U.S. Wheat Stocks/Use Ratio (left axis)Average Farm Wheat Price - dollars/bu (right axis)Source: USDA

    35

  • Corn profit margins face fourth year in the red

    9

    0.68

    1.63 0.96

    (0.10)

    1.64 2.23

    1.45

    (0.18) (0.29) (0.09) (0.34)-1.000.001.002.003.004.005.006.007.008.00

    2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015F 2016F

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    per

    Bus

    hel

    Iowa Season-average Corn Profit Margin EstimatesUsing Iowa State University Cost of Production Estimates

    Margin w/ Government Payments Iowa Price Total Cost per BushelSource: FCA-ORP-AEPT using data from USDA and Iowa State University.

    As of 5/10/16

    36

  • Current price outlook suggests tight margins for soybean producers

    10

    0.28

    4.20

    1.98

    0.06

    2.85 3.55 2.47 1.20

    (0.90) (0.53) (0.75)-2.000.002.004.006.008.00

    10.0012.0014.0016.00

    2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015F 2016F

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    per

    Bus

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    Iowa Season-average Soybean Profit Margin EstimatesIowa State University Cost of Production Estimates

    Margin w/ Gov. Payments Iowa Price Total Cost per Bushel

    As of 5/10/16

    Source: FCA-ORP-AEPT using data from USDA and Iowa State University.

    37

  • Large supplies pressure wheat prices and profit margins

    11

    (1.25)

    0.79 0.98 1.53 0.33

    (4.03)(2.64) (1.52)

    -6.00-4.00-2.000.002.004.006.008.00

    10.0012.00

    2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015F 2016F

    Dol

    lars

    per

    Bus

    hel

    Kansas Season-average Wheat Profit Margin Estimates

    Margin w/ Government Payments Kansas Price Total Cost per BushelSource: FCA/ORP/AEPT using data from USDA and Kansas State University.

    As of 5/10/16

    Kansas State University Cost of Production Estimates

    38

  • Ample production pressures protein and dairy prices and profits

    12

    -6-4-202468

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    85% cutout, 15% whole bird

    Source: Informa Economics

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  • Farmland prices continue soft in the Corn Belt and Plains

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    KS MO MntStates

    NE OK KansasCity

    District

    Nonirrigated Cropland

    Irrigated Cropland

    Ranchland

    Source: Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank

    Percent change from the previous year, 1st quarter 2016

    -5

    -2

    -5

    -7

    1

    -4

    -8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1012

    IL IN IA MI WI ChicagoDistrict

    Percent change in the value of "good" farmland from previous year, 1st quarter 2016

    Source: Chicago Federal Reserve Bank40

  • There is evidence of rising carryover debt

    14

    05

    10152025303540

    KS & western MO Mountain States** NE OK

    2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    Source: Ag Credit Survey, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

    Borrowers with an increase in carryover debt, 1st quarter (percent*)

    * Average response of banks in each region.** Mountain States include Colorado, northern New Mexico and Wyoming.

    41

  • Commercial banks show signs of emerging credit issues

    15

    0

    20

    40

    60

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    100

    120

    140

    160

    2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

    Loan Repayment Rates Renewals and Extensions

    Diffusion Index

    Source: Ag Credit Survey, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City42

  • Risks to watch

    Growing conditions this summer Interest ratesStrength of the dollarDeteriorating agricultural credit qualityMarket response to U.S. presidential electionGeopolitical developments

    1643

  • Questions

    THANK YOU

    44

  • Farm Credit System Condition and Performance

    as of March 31, 2016

    Hal JohnsonSr. Financial AnalystOffice of Examination45

  • Topics

    19

    System Growth

    Loan Portfolio

    Earnings

    Capital

    FIRS46

  • Balances inch higher in the 1st quarter

    20Source: FCS Quarterly Information Statements

    247 248 248 253 261 264 266

    271 283 279 283

    291 304 305

    192 192 193 194 201 205 205 208

    217 216 221 227

    236 238

    3.5%

    -0.1%

    0.5% 0.7%

    3.5%

    1.7%0.2%

    1.5%

    4.3%

    -0.4%

    2.0%2.9%

    4.0%

    1.1%

    Dec-12 Mar-13 Jun-13 Sep-13 Dec-13 Mar-14 Jun-14 Sep-14 Dec-14 Mar-15 Jun-15 Sep-15 Dec-15 Mar-16

    Total Assets Gross Loans % change in Gross Loans (quarter-over-quarter)47

  • Loan growth influenced by seasonal factors

    21Source: FCS Quarterly Information Statements

    1.0%

    -6.0%

    10.5%

    1.5%

    RE Mortgage[46%]

    Production & Intermediate

    [19%]Agribusiness

    [17%]Other[18%]

    1st Quarter 2016 Loan Growth by Loan Type (% change quarter-over-quarter)

    1.3%2.3%

    -0.1%

    1.7%

    -0.4%

    1.1%

    Q1 '11 Q1 '12 Q1 '13 Q1 '14 Q1 '15 Q1 '16

    Total Gross Loans(% change quarter-over-quarter)

    District Mar-14 Mar-15 Mar-16

    AgFirst District (11%) -0.2% -1.0% 0.3%

    AgriBank District (39%) -1.1% -1.9% 0.3%

    CoBank District (41%) 5.2% 0.8% 2.0%

    Texas District (9%) 1.3% 1.6% 2.3%

    Total System 1.7% -0.4% 1.1%

    Loan Growth by District (% change quarter-over-quarter)

    48

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    Current Qtr ===>03/31/14

    DateTotal AssetsCash, FF, SecuritiesGross LoansOther AssetsTotal CapitalRestricted CapitalNonaccrual LoansOther Non-performing LoansYTD Provision for Loan LossesQtrly Net Inc.YTD Net Inc.ROAA QtrROAA YTD

    Johnson: unless otherwise noted, source of ROAA is FFCB Grey BookQuarterly NIMNon-performing Loans/Gross LoansAccept Loans/Total LoansDaysLiquidityValues

    Dec-9988,69270,002DateSum of Total AssetsSum of Cash, FF, SecuritiesSum of Gross LoansSum of Other AssetsSum of Total CapitalSum of Restricted CapitalSum of Nonaccrual LoansSum of Other Non-performing LoansSum of ROAA QtrSum of ROAA YTDSum of Qtrly Net Inc.Sum of YTD Net Inc.Sum of Non-performing Loans/Gross LoansSum of Accept Loans/Total LoansSum of DaysLiquidity

    Dec-0094,03675,223Dec-9988,69270,002

    Dec-01100,81082,644Dec-0094,03675,223

    Dec-02110,64790,04017,0531,839939192Dec-01100,81082,644

    Dec-03116,89492,79018,9232,0331,0491371.28%Dec-02110,64790,04017,0531,839939192

    Mar-04120,51994,27919,3912,0789661534504501.51%1.19%93.4%Dec-03116,89492,79018,9232,0331,0491371.28%

    Jun-04119,59194,28919,6872,1227921354789281.55%0.98%93.7%Mar-04120,51994,27919,3912,0789661531.51%4504501.19%93.4%

    Sep-04121,25594,89920,1522,1427021324871,4151.57%0.88%93.9%Jun-04119,59194,28919,6872,1227921351.55%4789280.98%93.7%

    Dec-04124,85096,36721,3892,164646974111,826

    Johnson: Adjusted for allowance for loan loss reversal (1,167)0.77%94.7%161Sep-04121,25594,89920,1522,1427021321.57%4871,4150.88%93.9%

    Mar-05126,74297,98121,7462,1946401044984981.59%0.76%95.2%Dec-04124,85096,36721,3892,164646974111,8260.77%94.7%161

    Jun-05129,970100,64822,1951,9946511015191,0171.61%0.75%95.6%Mar-05126,74297,98121,7462,1946401041.59%4984980.76%95.2%

    Sep-05135,363103,22522,6912,0296421145301,5471.61%0.73%95.6%Jun-05129,970100,64822,1951,9946511011.61%5191,0170.75%95.6%

    Dec-05139,88628,427106,2725,18722,7742,06252476(1)5492,0961.61%0.56%95.9%187Sep-05135,363103,22522,6912,0296421141.61%5301,5470.73%95.6%

    Mar-06143,29329,383108,5135,39723,1202,12154311055545541.57%0.60%96.0%Dec-05139,88628,427106,2725,18722,7742,062524761.61%5492,0960.56%95.9%187

    Jun-06150,22431,524112,7655,93523,5352,181489107(14)6071,1611.61%0.53%96.2%Mar-06143,29329,383108,5135,39723,1202,1215431101.57%5545540.60%96.0%

    Sep-06154,704115,87124,2132,24348199(12)6211,7821.62%0.50%96.1%Jun-06150,22431,524112,7655,93523,5352,1814891071.61%6071,1610.53%96.2%

    Dec-06162,86433,117123,4366,31124,4302,31253382355972,3791.59%0.50%96.3%141Sep-06154,704115,87124,2132,243481991.62%6211,7820.50%96.1%

    Mar-07167,13433,769127,1836,18225,2422,380470100(1)6546541.58%0.45%96.3%137Dec-06162,86433,117123,4366,31124,4302,312533821.59%5972,3790.50%96.3%141

    Jun-07172,04935,884129,5186,64725,9492,450469144386401,2941.55%0.47%96.3%167Mar-07167,13433,769127,1836,18225,2422,3804701001.58%6546540.45%96.3%137

    Sep-07179,517135,07026,5872,519469108647272,0211.59%0.43%96.4%143Jun-07172,04935,884129,5186,64725,9492,4504691441.55%6401,2940.47%96.3%167

    Dec-07186,45136,460142,9067,08526,4192,599512109816822,7031.49%1.56%2.40%0.43%96.6%122Sep-07179,517135,07026,5872,5194691081.59%7272,0210.43%96.4%143

    Mar-08197,42336,880152,9327,61126,8142,673667146337607601.57%1.57%2.44%0.53%96.4%148Dec-07186,45136,460142,9067,08526,4192,5995121091.49%1.56%6822,7030.43%96.6%122

    Jun-08208,22738,848162,0627,31727,2332,746769115637931,5531.57%1.57%2.41%0.55%95.9%136Mar-08197,42336,880152,9327,61126,8142,6736671461.57%1.57%7607600.53%96.4%148

    Sep-08207,53541,516158,0637,95627,8852,845935941248172,3701.58%1.58%2.41%0.65%95.6%174Jun-08208,22738,848162,0627,31727,2332,7467691151.57%1.57%7931,5530.55%95.9%136

    Dec-08214,35343,807161,4239,12327,1242,9152,2821344085462,9161.05%1.44%2.41%1.50%94.7%177Sep-08207,53541,516158,0637,95627,8852,845935941.58%1.58%8172,3700.65%95.6%174

    Mar-09214,88243,877162,3118,69427,8213,0042,7651512466156151.15%1.15%2.52%1.80%93.4%185Dec-08214,35343,807161,4239,12327,1242,9152,2821341.05%1.44%5462,9161.50%94.7%177

    Jun-09216,12444,268163,2288,62828,5383,1103,0771754746821,2971.27%1.21%2.61%1.99%92.5%180Mar-09214,88243,877162,3118,69427,8213,0042,7651511.15%1.15%6156151.80%93.4%185

    -0.6%Sep-09215,28344,050162,1869,04729,3103,2144,1321677337212,0181.34%1.25%2.63%2.65%91.4%182Jun-09216,12444,268163,2288,62828,5383,1103,0771751.27%1.21%6821,2971.99%92.5%180

    1.6%Dec-09215,45742,221164,8308,40629,9593,2893,3691669258322,8501.55%1.33%2.84%2.14%90.4%178Sep-09215,28344,050162,1869,04729,3103,2144,1321671.34%1.25%7212,0182.65%91.4%182

    -1.4%Mar-10213,13342,647162,5027,98430,8263,1393,5171991718028021.49%1.49%2.77%2.29%90.2%197Dec-09215,45742,221164,8308,40629,9593,2893,3691661.55%1.33%8322,8502.14%90.4%178

    -0.2%Jun-10216,26145,756162,1868,31931,7503,1583,5232273168821,6841.64%1.57%2.80%2.31%90.3%197Mar-10213,13342,647162,5027,98430,8263,1393,5171991.49%1.49%8028022.29%90.2%197

    3.9%Sep-10220,54542,900168,4849,16133,0473,1933,5611804749492,6331.74%1.63%2.86%2.22%90.2%172Jun-10216,26145,756162,1868,31931,7503,1583,5232271.64%1.57%8821,6842.31%90.3%197

    4.1%Dec-10229,97346,282175,3518,34033,2513,2263,2291576678623,4951.52%1.60%2.93%1.93%90.6%173Sep-10220,54542,900168,4849,16133,0473,1933,5611801.74%1.63%9492,6332.22%90.2%172

    1.3%Mar-11231,30746,010177,5997,69834,1163,2693,3481921081,0041,0041.77%2.82%1.99%90.8%175Dec-10229,97346,282175,3518,34033,2513,2263,2291571.52%1.60%8623,4951.93%90.6%173

    -2.1%Jun-11229,99448,262173,7987,93435,0633,3163,3112412349821,9862.83%2.04%91.2%195Mar-11231,30746,010177,5997,69834,1163,2693,3481921.77%1,0041,0041.99%90.8%175

    -1.8%Sep-11227,69448,420170,6158,65935,9393,3563,0712443521,0082,9942.90%1.94%91.5%200Jun-11229,99448,262173,7987,93435,0633,3163,3112419821,9862.04%91.2%195

    2.4%Dec-11230,41147,281174,6648,46635,9403,3922,7382594309463,9401.71%2.91%1.72%92.6%194Sep-11227,69448,420170,6158,65935,9393,3563,0712441,0082,9941.94%91.5%200

    2.3%Mar-12231,45744,736178,5958,12636,6163,4252,707263321,0521,0522.87%1.66%92.8%183Dec-11230,41147,281174,6648,46635,9403,3922,7382591.71%9463,9401.72%92.6%194

    1.6%Jun-12236,25946,625181,5198,11537,4783,2412,550234671,0672,1192.86%1.53%93.7%180Mar-12231,45744,736178,5958,12636,6163,4252,7072631,0521,0521.66%92.8%183

    2.1%Sep-12239,74145,896185,4098,43638,5173,2682,5223101881,0393,1582.87%1.53%93.9%183Jun-12236,25946,625181,5198,11537,4783,2412,5502341,0672,1191.53%93.7%180

    3.5%Dec-12246,66446,928191,9047,83238,6093,2982,3003083139604,1181.74%2.86%1.36%94.5%185Sep-12239,74145,896185,4098,43638,5173,2682,5223101,0393,1581.53%93.9%183

    -0.1%Mar-13247,50548,138191,7977,57039,6443,3442,392319221,1421,1422.83%1.41%94.6%189Dec-12246,66446,928191,9047,83238,6093,2982,3003081.74%9604,1181.36%94.5%185

    0.5%Jun-13248,47547,755192,7847,93640,5813,3962,183339411,1042,2462.75%1.31%95.1%200Mar-13247,50548,138191,7977,57039,6443,3442,3923191,1421,1421.41%94.6%189

    0.7%Sep-13252,88050,458194,2118,21041,7493,4471,92831091,2533,4992.78%1.15%95.5%202Jun-13248,47547,755192,7847,93640,5813,3962,1833391,1042,2461.31%95.1%200

    3.5%Dec-13260,78251,893201,0607,82942,6013,4961,736304(31)1,1414,6401.86%2.75%1.01%95.8%194Sep-13252,88050,458194,2118,21041,7493,4471,9283101,2533,4991.15%95.5%202

    1.7%Mar-14263,84251,739204,5637,54043,6683,5561,711357(12)1,1451,1452.63%1.01%95.6%183Dec-13260,78251,893201,0607,82942,6013,4961,7363041.86%1,1414,6401.01%95.8%194

    0.2%Jun-14266,21353,361205,0547,79844,7363,6211,574309(35)1,1962,3412.65%0.92%96.0%175Mar-14263,84251,739204,5637,54043,6683,5561,7113571,1451,1451.01%95.6%183

    1.5%Sep-14271,32454,877208,0518,39645,8163,6841,41734771,2283,5692.65%0.85%96.3%174Jun-14266,21353,361205,0547,79844,7363,6211,5743091,1962,3410.92%96.0%175

    4.3%Dec-14282,73357,839217,0549,07745,7063,7501,375362401,1554,7241.77%2.64%0.80%96.4%173Sep-14271,32454,877208,0518,39645,8163,6841,4173471,2283,5690.85%96.3%174

    -0.4%Mar-15278,96954,946216,1639,11146,8443,8161,408363271,1321,1322.57%0.82%96.2%183Dec-14282,73357,839217,0549,07745,7063,7501,3753621.77%1,1554,7240.80%96.4%173

    2.0%Jun-15283,19354,400220,5359,49147,7853,8891,424342501,1412,2732.55%0.80%96.1%188Mar-15278,96954,946216,1639,11146,8443,8161,4083631,1321,1320.82%96.2%183

    2.9%Sep-15291,46155,880226,8449,98348,8783,9641,399325871,2083,4812.57%0.76%96.1%183Jun-15283,19354,400220,5359,49147,7853,8891,4243421,1412,27301188

    Dec-15303,50359,378235,8909,51548,8344,0391,3243051061,2074,6881.64%2.52%0.69%96.0%181Sep-15291,46155,880226,8449,98348,8783,9641,3993251,2083,48101183

    Mar-16304,98658,303238,4399,59450,0434,1361,475357691,1571,1572.48%0.77%95.2%172Dec-15303,50359,378235,8909,51548,8344,0391,3243051.64%1,2074,68801181

    Jun-16Mar-16304,98658,303238,4399,59450,0434,1361,4753571,1571,15701172

    Sep-16Jun-16

    Dec-16Sep-16

    Dec-16

    Quarter over QuarterYTDYOY

    Row LabelsSum of Total Sum of Gross LoansAssetsGLIAssetsGLIAssetsGLI

    Dec-09215,457164,830

    Sep-10220,545168,4842.4%2.2%

    Dec-10229,973175,3514.3%4.1%

    Sep-11227,694170,615-1.0%-2.7%

    Dec-11230,411174,6641.2%2.4%

    Sep-12239,741185,4094.0%6.2%

    Dec-12246,664191,9042.9%3.5%

    Sep-13252,880194,2112.5%1.2%

    Dec-13260,782201,0603.1%3.5%

    Mar-14263,842204,5631.2%1.7%1.2%1.7%

    Jun-14266,213205,0540.9%0.2%2.1%2.0%

    Sep-14271,324208,0511.9%1.5%4.0%3.5%

    Dec-14282,733217,0544.2%4.3%8.4%8.0%

    Mar-15278,969216,163-1.3%-0.4%-1.3%-0.4%YTDMonth

    Jun-15283,193220,5351.5%2.0%0.2%1.6%2.4%2.2%

    Sep-15291,461226,8442.9%2.9%3.1%4.5%4.3%

    Dec-15303,503235,8904.1%4.0%7.3%8.7%-1.0%-2.7%

    Grand Total4,365,3853,360,6821.2%

    4.0%6.2%

    2.9%

    (891)2.5%1.2%

    4,3723.1%

    6,3091.2%

    9,0460.9%2.0%0.2%

    18,8360.48

    Row LabelsSum of Gross Loans

    Jun-09163,228

    Sep-09162,186

    Jun-10162,186

    Sep-10168,4843.9%

    Jun-11173,798

    Sep-11170,615-1.8%

    Jun-12181,519

    Sep-12185,4092.1%

    Jun-13192,784

    Sep-13194,2110.7%

    Jun-14205,054

    Sep-14208,0511.5%

    Grand Total2,167,525

    Input_District

    DISTRICT INFORMATION

    ASSETS

    Values

    TOTAL ASSETSAgFirstAgribankTexasUS AgBankCoBankElimsFCSchk figureTOTAL ASSETSSum of AgFirstSum of AgribankSum of TexasSum of US AgBankSum of CoBankSum of FCS

    Dec-0522,77545,91213,21921,45135,0961,433139,886- 03/31/1032,88873,38919,20129,34359,348213,133

    Mar-0623,67447,13713,45321,39836,2311,400143,293- 06/30/1033,45374,49919,49929,64860,154216,261

    Jun-0624,77050,32014,61422,21336,8501,457150,224- 09/30/1032,77477,13719,57529,91962,114220,545

    Sep-0612/31/1033,55079,78619,55630,33367,700229,973

    Dec-0626,76153,50615,99123,25842,772576162,864- 03/31/1132,19079,93219,30629,59571,206231,307

    Mar-0726,95654,81616,41123,88744,429635167,134- 06/30/1133,01480,41419,37429,68868,405229,994

    Jun-0727,96156,25816,80925,67744,938406172,049- 09/30/1133,27581,48819,40729,91264,416227,694

    Sep-0728,89358,36417,44525,77048,876169179,517- 012/31/1132,51183,13719,64230,53965,377230,411

    Dec-0729,26159,23618,00126,72953,701(477)186,451- 03/31/1231,25083,24419,89897,325231,457

    Mar-0830,06561,79318,60827,13360,722(898)197,423- 06/30/1231,98586,42820,70197,669236,259

    Jun-0831,99665,76319,31828,28763,914(1,051)208,227- 09/30/1231,98989,54220,64898,014239,741

    Sep-0832,31367,86219,66429,52259,534(1,360)207,535- 012/31/1232,09993,50921,126100,375246,664

    Dec-0832,41270,46820,17129,81662,784(1,298)214,353- 03/31/1331,15692,31321,190103,232247,505

    Mar-0932,41969,77319,94329,55564,303(1,111)214,882- 06/30/1331,47694,82121,421101,362248,475

    Jun-0932,54170,92319,42329,94164,364(1,068)216,124- 09/30/1331,93797,14721,716102,636252,880

    Sep-0932,64372,05419,31230,38061,862(968)215,283- 012/31/1332,261100,32922,373106,355260,782

    Dec-0933,40673,82419,11730,14759,843(880)215,457- 03/31/1431,38999,66922,590110,653263,842

    Mar-1032,88873,38919,20129,34359,348(1,036)213,133- 06/30/1431,860101,58923,022110,156266,213

    Jun-1033,45374,49919,49929,64860,154(992)216,261- 09/30/1432,807104,27623,505111,087271,324

    Sep-1032,77477,13719,57529,91962,114(974)220,545- 012/31/1433,272108,62124,335116,966282,844

    Dec-1033,55079,78619,55630,33367,700(952)229,973- 03/31/1532,999106,24624,574115,377278,969

    Mar-1132,19079,93219,30629,59571,206(922)231,307- 06/30/1532,971108,60525,082116,938283,193

    Jun-1133,01480,41419,37429,68868,405(901)229,994- 09/30/1534,313111,16825,745120,598291,461

    Sep-1133,27581,48819,40729,91264,416(804)227,694- 0

    Dec-1132,51183,13719,64230,53965,377(795)230,411- 0

    Mar-1231,25083,24419,89897,325(260)231,457- 0

    Jun-1231,98586,42820,70197,669(524)236,259- 0LOANS

    Sep-1231,98989,54220,64898,014(452)239,741- 0Values

    Dec-1232,09993,50921,126100,375(445)246,664- 0GROSS LOANSSum of AgFirstSum of AgribankSum of TexasSum of US AgBankSum of CoBankSum of FCS

    Mar-1331,15692,31321,190103,232(386)247,505- 03/31/1022,83359,54315,78668,856162,502

    Jun-1331,47694,82121,421101,362(605)248,475- 06/30/1022,89060,36415,68267,731162,186

    Sep-1331,93797,14721,716102,636(556)252,880- 09/30/1023,00762,11315,66872,174168,484

    Dec-1332,261100,32922,373106,355(536)260,782- 012/31/1023,03365,04815,62976,122175,351

    Mar-1431,38999,66922,590110,653(459)263,842- 03/31/1122,80264,76115,61078,914177,599

    Jun-1431,860101,58923,022110,156(414)266,213- 06/30/1122,91665,29315,55074,532173,798

    Sep-1432,807104,27623,505111,087(351)271,324- 09/30/1122,74966,17715,26670,851170,615

    Dec-1433,272108,62124,335116,966(350)282,844(111)12/31/1122,48268,35015,62472,681174,664

    Mar-1532,999106,24624,574115,377(227)278,969- 03/31/1222,14967,87316,00076,599178,595

    Jun-1532,971108,60525,082116,938(403)283,193- 06/30/1222,58370,80216,39475,842181,519

    Sep-1534,313111,16825,745120,598(363)291,461- 09/30/1222,77673,11416,58876,973185,409

    12/31/1222,92977,08916,86779,077191,904

    GROSS LOANSAgFirstAgribankTexasUS AgBankCoBankElimsFCSchk figure3/31/1322,58275,57217,09080,621191,797

    Dec-0516,17236,60110,22044,247(968)106,2726/30/1323,05178,12917,16578,766192,784

    Mar-0616,48037,29310,37345,419(1,052)108,5139/30/1323,08280,01517,33478,086194,211

    Jun-0617,36739,25111,22145,983(1,057)112,76512/31/1323,27182,77017,72581,603201,060

    Sep-063/31/1423,21781,87317,95985,842204,563

    Dec-0618,67041,98712,90551,922(2,048)123,436- 06/30/1423,73183,08018,23284,349205,054

    Mar-0718,94043,15913,47853,676(2,070)127,183- 09/30/1424,11785,21018,69284,350208,051

    Jun-0719,67044,81813,84453,575(2,389)129,518- 012/31/1424,41688,49819,35089,132217,054

    Sep-0720,29446,58314,44556,435(2,687)135,070- 03/31/1524,18186,79419,66889,845216,163

    Dec-0720,72848,89415,11461,610(3,440)142,906- 06/30/1524,72289,09719,99491,273220,535

    Mar-0821,42151,17315,69268,577(3,931)152,932- 09/30/1525,45291,66220,52793,775226,844

    Jun-0822,64354,88716,31072,383(4,161)162,062- 012/31/1526,15394,94421,18298,383235,890

    Sep-0823,10555,99916,54266,981(4,564)158,063- 03/31/1626,23295,19421,677100,311238,439

    Dec-0823,07857,15216,59069,197(4,594)161,423- 0

    Mar-0922,94957,03716,49870,311(4,484)162,311- 0

    Jun-0923,24658,00216,49070,029(4,539)163,228- 0

    Sep-0923,31359,15716,36767,868(4,519)162,186- 0

    Dec-0923,20860,24616,16769,728(4,519)164,830- 0

    Mar-1022,83359,54315,78668,856(4,516)162,502- 0

    Jun-1022,89060,36415,68267,731(4,481)162,186- 0

    Sep-1023,00762,11315,66872,174(4,478)168,484- 0

    Dec-1023,03365,04815,62976,122(4,481)175,351- 0

    Mar-1122,80264,76115,61078,914(4,488)177,599- 0

    Jun-1122,91665,29315,55074,532(4,493)173,798- 0

    Sep-1122,74966,17715,26670,851(4,428)170,615- 0

    Dec-1122,48268,35015,62472,681(4,473)174,664- 0

    Mar-1222,14967,87316,00076,599(4,026)178,595- 0

    Jun-1222,58370,80216,39475,842(4,102)181,519- 0

    Sep-1222,77673,11416,58876,973(4,042)185,409- 0

    Dec-1222,92977,08916,86779,077(4,058)191,904- 0

    Mar-1322,58275,57217,09080,621(4,068)191,797- 0

    Jun-1323,05178,12917,16578,766(4,327)192,784- 0

    Sep-1323,08280,01517,33478,086(4,306)194,211- 0

    Dec-1323,27182,77017,72581,603(4,309)201,060- 0

    Mar-1423,21781,87317,95985,842(4,328)204,563- 0

    Jun-1423,73183,08018,23284,349(4,338)205,054- 0

    Sep-1424,11785,21018,69284,350(4,318)208,051- 0

    Dec-1424,41688,49819,35089,132(4,342)217,054- 0

    Mar-1524,18186,79419,66889,845(4,325)216,163- 0

    Jun-1524,72289,09719,99491,273(4,551)220,535- 0

    Sep-1525,45291,66220,52793,775(4,572)226,844- 0

    Dec-1526,15394,94421,18298,383(4,772)235,890- 0

    Mar-1626,23295,19421,677100,311(4,975)238,439- 0

    11.1%40.2%9.0%41.7%-2.0%100.0%

    11.0%39.0%9.0%41.0%100.0%

    AgFirstAgribankTexasUS AgBankCoBankElimsFCS

    200823,07857,15216,590- 069,197(4,594)161,423

    200923,20860,24616,167- 069,728(4,519)164,830

    201023,03365,04815,629- 076,122(4,481)175,351

    201122,48268,35015,624- 072,681(4,473)174,664

    $ change

    20091303,094(423)- 0531753,407

    2010(175)4,802(538)- 06,3943810,521

    2011(551)3,302(5)- 0(3,441)8(687)

    3 yr. cumulative(596)11,198(966)- 03,48412113,241

    - 0- 0- 0- 0- 0- 0- 0

    Input_ALL

    QuarterNonaccrualsAllowance for Loan LossesProvision for Loan LossesOther Provision/AdjustTotalNet ChargeoffsNet Increase ALLCalculated AllowanceVarianceTotal LoansNonaccruals as a % of Total LoansMar-10Jun-10Sep-10Dec-10Mar-11Jun-11Sep-11

    Mar-07470735(1)0(1)21735- 0127,1830.37%Nonaccruals

    Jun-0746975839039(16)23758- 0129,5180.36%Current1,6781,7611,8011,6041,6481,6261,604

    Sep-0746977226026(12)14772- 0135,0700.35%Past Due1,8391,7621,7601,6251,7001,6851,467

    Dec-0751278117017(8)9781- 0142,9060.36%3,5173,5233,5613,2293,3483,3113,071

    Mar-0866780433033(10)23804- 0152,9320.44%Current %48%50%51%50%49%49%52%

    Jun-0876982030030(14)16820- 0162,0620.47%Past Due %52%50%49%50%51%51%48%

    Sep-0893587161061(10)51871- 0158,0630.59%

    Dec-082,282936284(154)130(65)65936- 0161,4231.41%Total Loans162,502162,186168,484175,351177,599173,798170,615

    Mar-092,7651,03724614260(159)1011,037- 0162,3111.70%2.16%2.17%2.11%1.84%1.89%1.91%1.80%

    Jun-093,0771,16622814242(113)1291,166- 0163,2281.89%

    Sep-094,1321,323259(16)243(86)1571,323- 0162,1862.55%

    Dec-093,3691,3591924196(160)361,359- 0164,8302.04%

    Mar-103,5171,451171(11)160(68)921,451- 0162,5022.16%

    Jun-103,5231,4401451146(157)(11)1,440- 0162,1862.17%

    Sep-103,5611,403158(14)144(181)(37)1,403- 0168,4842.11%

    Dec-103,2291,44719341234(190)441,447- 0175,3511.84%

    Mar-113,3481,456108(28)80(71)91,456- 0177,5991.89%

    Jun-113,3111,447126(18)108(117)(9)1,447- 0173,7981.91%

    Sep-113,0711,392118(29)89(144)(55)1,392- 0170,6151.80%

    Dec-112,7381,29078(12)66(168)(102)1,290- 0174,6641.57%

    Mar-122,7071,298321850(42)81,298- 0178,5951.52%

    Jun-122,5501,24135(41)(6)(51)(57)1,241- 0181,5191.40%

    Sep-122,5221,274121(12)109(76)331,274- 0185,4091.36%

    Dec-122,3001,34312511136(67)691,343- 0191,9041.20%

    Mar-132,3921,34122(6)16(18)(2)1,341- 0191,7971.25%

    Jun-132,1831,32319625(43)(18)1,323- 0192,7841.13%

    Sep-131,9281,237(32)(16)(48)(38)(86)1,237- 0194,2110.99%

    Dec-131,7361,238(40)4(36)3711,238- 0201,0600.86%

    Mar-141,7111,221(12)(2)(14)(3)(17)1,221- 0204,5630.84%

    Jun-141,5741,183(23)(2)(25)(13)(38)1,183- 0205,0540.77%

    Sep-141,4171,18442(40)2(1)11,184- 0208,0510.68%

    Dec-141,3751,2373371104(51)531,237- 0217,0540.63%

    Mar-151,4081,25127(14)131141,251- 0216,1630.65%

    Jun-151,4241,23323(24)(1)(17)(18)1,233- 0220,5350.65%

    Sep-151,3991,24637(7)30(17)131,246- 0226,8440.62%

    Dec-151,3241,280191938(4)341,280- 0235,8900.56%

    Mar-161,4751,35069675(5)701,350- 0238,4390.62%

    Jun-16

    Sep-16

    Dec-16

    Current48%48%50%50%51%51%50%50%49%49%49%49%52%52%

    402684035940451405434063340724408161678176118011604164816261604Past Due52%52%50%50%49%49%50%50%51%51%51%51%48%48%402684035940451405434063340724408161839176217601625170016851467402684035940451405434063340724408163517352335613229334833113071Nonaccruals as a % of Total Loans402684035940451405434063340724408162.1642810550024E-22.1721973536556794E-22.1135538092637875E-21.8414494357032466E-21.8851457496945365E-21.9050852138689744E-21.7999589719544004E-2

    SystemGrowth

    Total Assets Total FCS Assets Total Gross Loans 11Q

    $ % change year-over-year$ change year-over-year$ % change quarter-over-quarter$ change quarter-over-quarter % change year-to-date$ change year-to-date$% change in Gross Loans (quarter-over-quarter)21Q

    Jun-03113.9Jun-102Q-10216Jun-1016231Q

    Jun-04119.65.0%5.6Sep-103Q-102212.0%4.28Sep-101683.9%42Q

    Jun-05130.08.7%10.4Dec-104Q-102304.3%9.43Dec-101754.1%52Q

    Jun-06150.215.6%20.3Mar-111Q-112310.6%1.33Mar-111781.3%62Q

    Jun-07172.014.5%21.8Jun-112Q-11230-0.6%(1.31)Jun-11174-2.1%73Q

    Jun-08208.221.0%36.2Sep-113Q-11228-1.0%(2.30)Sep-11171-1.8%83Q

    Jun-09216.13.8%7.9Dec-114Q-112301.2%2.72Dec-111752.4%93Q

    Jun-10216.30.1%0.1Mar-121Q-122310.5%1.05Mar-121792.3%104Q

    Jun-11230.06.4%13.7Jun-122Q-122362.1%4.80Jun-121821.6%114Q

    Jun-12236.32.7%6.3Sep-123Q-122401.5%3.48Sep-121852.1%124Q

    Jun-13248.55.2%12.2Dec-124Q-122472.9%6.92Dec-121923.5%

    Jun-14266.27.1%17.7Mar-131Q-132480.3%0.84Mar-13192-0.1%

    Jun-15283.26.4%17.0Jun-132Q-132480.4%0.97Jun-131930.5%

    Sep-133Q-132531.8%4.41Sep-131940.7%

    Dec-134Q-132613.1%7.90Dec-132013.5%

    Mar-141Q-142641.2%3.06Mar-142051.7%

    Jun-142Q-142660.9%2.37Jun-142050.2%

    Sep-143Q-142711.9%5.11Sep-142081.5%

    Dec-144Q-142834.2%11.41Dec-142174.3%

    Mar-151Q-15279-1.3%(3.76)Mar-15216-0.4%

    Jun-152Q-152831.5%4.22Jun-152212.0%

    Sep-153Q-152912.9%8.27Sep-152272.9%

    Dec-154Q-153044.1%12.04Dec-152364.0%

    Mar-161Q-163050.5%1.48Mar-162381.1%8.1%

    Total Assets

    417294182041912420044209442185422774236942460263.84199999999998266.21300000000002271.32400000000001282.733278.96899999999999283.19299999999998291.46100000000001303.50299999999999304.98599999999999Gross Loans417294182041912420044209442185422774236942460204.56299999999999205.054208.05099999999999217.054216.16300000000001220.535226.84399999999999235.89238.43899999999999 % change year-over-year4172941820419124200442094421854227742369424601.7422659902516593E-22.4002385573149293E-31.4615662215806497E-24.3273043628725721E-2-4.1049692703197874E-32.0225477995771641E-22.8607703992563526E-23.9877625152086864E-21.0805884098520525E-2

    Total FCS Assets

    411824127441364414554154741639417294182041912420044209442185422774236942460239.74100000000001246.66399999999999247.505248.47499999999999252.88260.78199999999998263.84199999999998266.21300000000002271.32400000000001282.733278.96899999999999283.19299999999998291.46100000000001303.50299999999999304.98599999999999 Total Gross Loans

    411824127441364414554154741639417294182041912420044209442185422774236942460185.40899999999999191.904191.797192.78399999999999194.21100000000001201.06204.56299999999999205.054208.05099999999999217.054216.16300000000001220.535226.84399999999999235.89238.43899999999999% change in Gross Loans (quarter-over-quarter)

    4118241274413644145541547416394172941820419124200442094421854227742369424602.143026349858685E-23.5030661941976952E-2-5.5757045189260945E-45.1460658925843198E-37.4020665615404857E-33.5265767644469107E-21.7422659902516593E-22.4002385573149293E-31.4615662215806497E-24.3273043628725721E-2-4.1049692703197874E-32.0225477995771641E-22.8607703992563526E-23.9877625152086864E-21.0805884098520525E-2

    $ billions

    LoanGrowth

    System Gross Loans ($B) System Gross Loans ($B)

    $ % change year-over-year$ % change quarter-over-quarter $ change quarter-over-quarter % change year-to-date $ change year-to-date

    Mar-0494.3Dec-09

    Jun-0494.30.0%Mar-10162.511Q

    Sep-0494.90.6%Jun-10162.2-0.2%(0.3)21Q

    Dec-0496.41.5%Sep-10168.53.9%6.331Q

    Mar-0598.01.7%Dec-10175.44.1%6.942Q

    Mar-06108.510.7%Mar-11177.61.3%2.252Q

    Mar-07127.217.2%Jun-11173.8-2.1%(3.8)62Q

    Mar-08152.920.2%Sep-11170.6-1.8%(3.2)73Q

    Mar-09162.36.1%Dec-11174.72.4%4.083Q

    Mar-10162.50.1%Mar-12178.62.3%3.993Q

    Mar-11177.69.3%Jun-12181.51.6%2.9104Q

    Mar-12178.60.6%Sep-12185.42.1%3.9114Q

    Mar-13191.87.4%Dec-12191.93.5%6.5124Q

    Mar-13191.8-0.1%(0.1)

    Jun-13192.80.5%1.0

    System Gross Loans ($B)

    407244081640908409994109041182412744136441455173.798170.61500000000001174.66399999999999178.595181.51900000000001185.40899999999999191.904191.797192.78399999999999 % change quarter-over-quarter

    40633407244081640908409994109041182412744136441455-2.1402147534614429E-2-1.8314364952415983E-22.3731793804764985E-22.2506068794943504E-21.6372238864469927E-22.143026349858685E-23.5030661941976952E-2-5.5757045189260945E-45.1460658925843198E-3

    1#REF!

    1#REF!

    System Gross Loans ($B)

    4081640908409994109041182412744136441455170.61500000000001174.66399999999999178.595181.51900000000001185.40899999999999191.904191.797192.78399999999999 % change quarter-over-quarter

    4081640908409994109041182412744136441455-1.8314364952415983E-22.3731793804764985E-22.2506068794943504E-21.6372238864469927E-22.143026349858685E-23.5030661941976952E-2-5.5757045189260945E-45.1460658925843198E-3

    LoanGrowthbyType

    10081199101101215-1.7%2.1%

    Loan growth by Loan Type

    12/31/1006/30/1109/30/1112/31/1103/31/1206/30/1209/30/1212/31/1203/31/1306/30/1309/30/1312/31/1303/31/1406/30/1409/30/1412/31/1403/31/1506/30/1509/30/1512/31/1503/31/14%

    RE Mortgage78,02178,59279,40780,65881,32983,34884,99092,50488,68690,78292,47195,20994,20195,36596,658100,81199,101101,459103,618107,813108,84445.6%

    Prod. & Intermediate40,58439,35640,22041,27638,06240,51842,26143,44639,63441,95243,13844,30942,02343,73045,61046,30544,93846,88748,52749,20446,27019.4%

    Agribusiness

    Loans to Co-ops16,18115,52311,02111,89316,27713,16613,13910,25514,69911,3959,75510,88516,32114,02212,97112,55315,86514,25714,18813,11315,8506.6%

    Process & Marketing11,14510,84410,26310,33911,04610,80311,01210,73512,50912,11312,23713,16414,09413,63713,75016,97415,42915,56816,47319,94920,9278.8%

    Farm-related business2,2552,3132,2822,5022,5932,6392,7192,8582,9092,9922,8792,9993,0162,9733,3903,4083,4993,5263,6293,5333,6451.5%

    s/t29,58128,68023,56624,73429,91626,60826,87023,84830,11726,50024,87127,04833,43130,63230,11132,93534,79333,35134,29036,59540,42217.0%

    Rural Infrastructure15,09115,00315,08015,60616,40917,61217,82917,84319,22319,33919,12219,78820,22320,34620,79321,56822,28623,29824,37525,79826,24011.0%

    Rural residential RE5,4755,6295,7275,8325,8815,9776,1036,4306,3036,4026,5056,5116,5536,6216,7456,7546,8266,9126,9097,1177,1173.0%

    Agricultural export finance4,0363,8813,9293,8344,2194,5614,3984,7294,7664,6144,8194,7434,7904,8334,4974,8374,4404,7145,1005,0755,3112.2%

    Other2,5632,6572,6862,7242,7792,8952,9583,1043,0683,1953,2853,4523,3423,5273,6373,8443,7793,9144,0254,2884,2351.8%

    Total175,351173,798170,615174,664178,595181,519185,409191,904191,797192,784194,211201,060204,563205,054208,051217,054216,163220,535226,844235,890238,439100.0%

    Combined RU/RuralRE/Export/Other27,16527,17027,42227,99629,28831,04531,28832,10633,36033,55033,73134,49434,90835,32735,67237,00337,33138,83840,40942,27842,90318.0%

    % change quarter-over-quarter

    06/30/1109/30/1112/31/1103/31/1206/30/1209/30/1212/31/1203/31/1306/30/1309/30/1312/31/1303/31/1406/30/1409/30/1412/31/1403/31/1506/30/1509/30/1512/31/1503/31/14.- 0

    RE Mortgage1.0%1.6%0.8%2.5%2.0%8.8%-4.1%2.4%1.9%3.0%-1.1%1.2%1.4%4.3%-1.7%2.4%2.1%4.0%1.0%2310

    Prod. & Intermediate2.2%2.6%-7.8%6.5%4.3%2.8%-8.8%5.8%2.8%2.7%-5.2%4.1%4.3%1.5%-3.0%4.3%3.5%1.4%-6.0%2,310

    AgribusinessERROR:#DIV/0!Texas District (8%)CoBank District (40%)AgriBank District (41%)AgFirst District (11%) Total FCS

    Loans to Co-ops-29.0%7.9%36.9%-19.1%-0.2%-21.9%43.3%-22.5%-14.4%11.6%49.9%-14.1%-7.5%-3.2%26.4%-10.1%-0.5%-7.6%20.9%Dec-990.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Process & Marketing-5.4%0.7%6.8%-2.2%1.9%-2.5%16.5%-3.2%1.0%7.6%7.1%-3.2%0.8%23.4%-9.1%0.9%5.8%21.1%4.9%Dec-990.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    Farm-related business-1.3%9.6%3.6%1.8%3.0%5.1%1.8%2.9%-3.8%4.2%0.6%-1.4%14.0%0.5%2.7%0.8%2.9%-2.6%3.2%Dec-990.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%

    s/t-17.8%5.0%21.0%-11.1%1.0%-11.2%26.3%-12.0%-6.1%8.8%23.6%-8.4%-1.7%9.4%5.6%-4.1%2.8%6.7%10.5%

    Rural Utility0.5%3.5%5.1%7.3%1.2%0.1%7.7%0.6%-1.1%3.5%2.2%0.6%2.2%3.7%3.3%4.5%4.6%5.8%1.7%

    Rural residential RE1.7%1.8%0.8%1.6%2.1%5.4%-2.0%1.6%1.6%0.1%0.6%1.0%1.9%0.1%1.1%1.3%-0.0%3.0%0.0%Q1 2014Q1 2015Q1 2016

    Agricultural export finance1.2%-2.4%10.0%8.1%-3.6%7.5%0.8%-3.2%4.4%-1.6%1.0%0.9%-7.0%7.6%-8.2%6.2%8.2%-0.5%4.7%Total Gross Loans1.7%-0.4%1.1%

    Other1.1%1.4%2.0%4.2%2.2%4.9%-1.2%4.1%2.8%5.1%-3.2%5.5%3.1%5.7%-1.7%3.6%2.8%6.5%-1.2%RE Mortgage[46%]1.0%

    Total-1.8%2.4%2.3%1.6%2.1%3.5%-0.1%0.5%0.7%3.5%1.7%0.2%1.5%4.3%-0.4%2.0%2.9%4.0%1.1%Production & Intermediate[19%]-6.0%

    Combined RU/RuralRE/Export/Other0.9%2.1%4.6%6.0%0.8%2.6%3.9%0.6%0.5%2.3%1.2%1.2%1.0%3.7%0.9%4.0%4.0%4.6%1.5%Agribusiness [17%]10.5%

    Other[18%]1.5%

    Dollar change quarter-over-quarter

    06/30/1109/30/1112/31/1103/31/1206/30/1209/30/1212/31/1203/31/1306/30/1309/30/1312/31/1303/31/1406/30/1409/30/1412/31/1403/31/1506/30/1509/30/1512/31/1503/31/14.

    RE Mortgage8151,2516712,0191,6427,514(3,818)2,0961,6892,738(1,008)1,1641,2934,153(1,710)2,3582,1594,1951,031

    Prod. & Intermediate8641,056(3,214)2,4561,7431,185(3,812)2,3181,1861,171(2,286)1,7071,880695(1,367)1,9491,640677(2,934)Q1 '111.3%

    AgribusinessQ1 '122.3%

    Loans to Co-ops(4,502)8724,384(3,111)(27)(2,884)4,444(3,304)(1,640)1,1305,436(2,299)(1,051)(418)3,312(1,608)(69)(1,075)2,737Q1 '13-0.1%

    Process & Marketing(581)76707(243)209(277)1,774(396)124927930(457)1133,224(1,545)1399053,476978Q1 '141.7%

    Farm-related business(31)2209146801395183(113)12017(43)417189127103(96)112Q1 '15-0.4%

    s/t(5,114)1,1685,182(3,308)262(3,022)6,269(3,617)(1,629)2,1776,383(2,799)(521)2,8241,858(1,442)9392,3053,827Q1 '161.1%

    Rural Utility775268031,203217141,380116(217)6664351234477757181,0121,0771,423442

    Rural residential RE981054996126327(127)991036426812497286(3)208- 0

    Agricultural export finance48(95)385342(163)33137(152)205(76)4743(336)340(397)274386(25)236

    Other29385511663146(36)12790167(110)185110207(65)135111263(53)

    Total(3,183)4,0493,9312,9243,8906,495(107)9871,4276,8493,5034912,9979,003(891)4,3726,3099,0462,549

    Combined RU/RuralRE/Export/Other2525741,2921,7572438181,2541901817634144193451,3313281,5071,5711,869625

    % change year-to-date

    06/30/1109/30/1112/31/1103/31/1206/30/1209/30/1212/31/1203/31/1306/30/1309/30/1312/31/1303/31/1406/30/1409/30/1412/31/1403/31/1506/30/1509/30/1512/31/1503/31/14.

    RE Mortgage0.7%1.8%3.4%0.8%3.3%5.4%14.7%-4.1%-1.9%-0.0%2.9%-1.1%0.2%1.5%5.9%-1.7%0.6%2.8%6.9%1.0%

    Prod. & Intermediate-3.0%-0.9%1.7%-7.8%-1.8%2.4%5.3%-8.8%-3.4%-0.7%2.0%-5.2%-1.3%2.9%4.5%-3.0%1.3%4.8%6.3%-6.0%

    Agribusiness

    Loans to Co-ops-4.1%-31.9%-26.5%36.9%10.7%10.5%-13.8%43.3%11.1%-4.9%6.1%49.9%28.8%19.2%15.3%26.4%13.6%13.0%4.5%20.9%

    Process & Marketing-2.7%-7.9%-7.2%6.8%4.5%6.5%3.8%16.5%12.8%14.0%22.6%7.1%3.6%4.5%28.9%-9.1%-8.3%-3.0%17.5%4.9%

    Farm-related business2.6%1.2%11.0%3.6%5.5%8.7%14.2%1.8%4.7%0.7%4.9%0.6%-0.9%13.0%13.6%2.7%3.5%6.5%3.7%3.2%

    s/t-3.0%-20.3%-16.4%21.0%7.6%8.6%-3.6%26.3%11.1%4.3%13.4%23.6%13.3%11.3%21.8%5.6%1.3%4.1%11.1%10.5%

    Rural Utility-0.6%-0.1%3.4%5.1%12.9%14.2%14.3%7.7%8.4%7.2%10.9%2.2%2.8%5.1%9.0%3.3%8.0%13.0%19.6%1.7%

    Rural residential RE2.8%4.6%6.5%0.8%2.5%4.6%10.3%-2.0%-0.4%1.2%1.3%0.6%1.7%3.6%3.7%1.1%2.3%2.3%5.4%0.0%

    Agricultural export finance-3.8%-2.7%-5.0%10.0%19.0%14.7%23.3%0.8%-2.4%1.9%0.3%1.0%1.9%-5.2%2.0%-8.2%-2.5%5.4%4.9%4.7%

    Other3.7%4.8%6.3%2.0%6.3%8.6%14.0%-1.2%2.9%5.8%11.2%-3.2%2.2%5.4%11.4%-1.7%1.8%4.7%11.6%-1.2%

    Total-0.9%-2.7%-0.4%2.3%3.9%6.2%9.9%-0.1%0.5%1.2%4.8%1.7%2.0%3.5%8.0%-0.4%1.6%4.5%8.7%1.1%

    Combined RU/RuralRE/Export/Other0.0%0.9%3.1%4.6%10.9%11.8%14.7%3.9%4.5%5.1%7.4%1.2%2.4%3.4%7.3%0.9%5.0%9.2%14.3%1.5%

    Dollar change year-to-date

    06/30/1109/30/1112/31/1103/31/1206/30/1209/30/1212/31/1203/31/1306/30/1309/30/1312/31/1303/31/1406/30/1409/30/1412/31/1403/31/1506/30/1509/30/1503/31/14.

    RE Mortgage5711,3862,6376712,6904,33211,846(3,818)(1,722)(33)2,705(1,008)1561,4495,602(1,710)6482,807

    Prod. & Intermediate(1,228)(364)692(3,214)(758)9852,170(3,812)(1,494)(308)863(2,286)(579)1,3011,996(1,367)5822,222

    Agribusiness

    Loans to Co-ops(658)(5,160)(4,288)4,3841,2731,246(1,638)4,4441,140(500)6305,4363,1372,0861,6683,3121,7041,635

    Process & Marketing(301)(882)(806)7074646733961,7741,3781,5022,4299304735863,810(1,545)(1,406)(501)

    Farm-related business582724791137217356511342114117(26)39140991118221

    s/t(901)(6,015)(4,847)5,1821,8742,136(886)6,2692,6521,0233,2006,3833,5843,0635,8871,8584161,355

    Rural Utility(88)(11)5158032,0062,2232,2371,3801,4961,2791,9454355581,0051,7807181,7302,807

    Rural residential RE15425235749145271598(127)(28)75814211023424372158155

    Agricultural export finance(155)(107)(202)38572756489537(115)90144790(246)94(397)(123)263

    Other9412316155171234380(36)91181348(110)75185392(65)70181

    Total(1,553)(4,736)(687)3,9316,85510,74517,240(107)8802,3079,1563,5033,9946,99115,994(891)3,4819,790

    Combined RU/RuralRE/Export/Other52578311,2923,0493,2924,1101,2541,4441,6252,3884148331,1782,5093281,8353,406

    2,378

    Q1 2014

    Total Gross LoansRE Mortgage[46%]Production & Intermediate[19%]Agribusiness [17%]Other[18%]1.742265990251668E-2Q1 2015

    Total Gross LoansRE Mortgage[46%]Production & Intermediate[19%]Agribusiness [17%]Other[18%]-4.1049692703197804E-3Q1 2016

    Total Gross LoansRE Mortgage[46%]Production & Intermediate[19%]Agribusiness [17%]Other[18%]1.0805884098520568E-29.5628542012557993E-3-5.9629298431021827E-20.104577128022953941.4783102322720953E-2

    Q1 2014

    Total Gross LoansRE Mortgage[46%]Production & Intermediate[19%]Agribusiness [17%]Other[18%]1.742265990251668E-2Q1 2015

    Total Gross LoansRE Mortgage[46%]Production & Intermediate[19%]Agribusiness [17%]Other[18%]-4.1049692703197804E-3Q1 2016

    Total Gross LoansRE Mortgage[46%]Production & Intermediate[19%]Agribusiness [17%]Other[18%]1.0805884098520568E-29.5628542012557993E-3-5.9629298431021827E-20.104577128022953941.4783102322720953E-2

    Total Gross Loans

    % change quarter-over-quarter

    Total Gross Loans

    Q1 '11Q1 '12Q1 '13Q1 '14Q1 '15Q1 '161.2820001026512482E-22.2506068794943504E-2-5.5757045189260945E-41.7422659902516593E-2-4.1049692703197874E-31.0805884098520525E-2

    Q1 2016

    RE Mortgage[46%]Production & Intermediate[19%]Agribusiness [17%]Other[18%]9.5628542012557993E-3-5.9629298431021827E-20.104577128022953941.4783102322720953E-2

    LoanGrowth_Dist

    YTD GROWTH RATE

    (remember to change titles in table)

    Loan Growth by District (% change quarter-over-quarter)

    201620152014201311Q

    Current QtrBase QtrPrior YearPrior YearPrior Year21QDistrictMar-14Mar-15Mar-16

    Mar-16Dec-15% Chg.% of TotalMar-15Dec-14% Chg.Mar-14Dec-13% Chg.3/31/13Dec-12% Chg.31QAgFirst District (11%)-0.2%-1.0%0.3%

    FCS238,439235,8901.1%102.1%216,163217,054-0.4%204,563201,0601.7%191,797191,904-0.1%42QAgriBank District (39%)-1.1%-1.9%0.3%

    AgFirst26,23226,1530.3%11.00%24,18124,416-1.0%23,21723,271-0.2%22,58222,929-1.5%52QCoBank District (41%)5.2%0.8%2.0%

    Agribank95,19494,9440.3%39.92%86,79488,498-1.9%81,87382,770-1.1%75,57277,089-2.0%62QTexas District (9%)1.3%1.6%2.3%

    CoBank100,31198,3832.0%42.07%89,84589,1320.8%85,84281,6035.2%80,62179,0772.0%73QTotal System 1.7%-0.4%1.1%

    Texas21,67721,1822.3%9.09%19,66819,3501.6%17,95917,7251.3%17,09016,8671.3%83Q

    93Q

    104Q

    114Q

    124Q

    Texas District(9%)CoBank District(41%)AgriBank District(39%)AgFirst District (11%)Total FCS

    20152.3%2.0%0.3%0.3%1.1%

    20141.6%0.8%-1.9%-1.0%-0.4%

    20131.3%5.2%-1.1%-0.2%1.7%

    11

    40

    41

    8

    100

    2014

    AgFirstAgribankCoBankTexas-2.3204847234755705E-3-1.0837259876766944E-25.1946619609573176E-21.3201692524682652E-22015

    AgFirstAgribankCoBankTexas-9.6248361730013107E-3-1.9254672421975639E-27.9993717183503114E-31.6434108527131782E-22016

    AgFirstAgribankCoBankTexas3.0206859633694033E-32.6331311088641724E-31.9596881575068864E-22.3368898121046172E-2

    2015

    Texas District(9%)CoBank District(41%)AgriBank District(39%)AgFirst District (11%)2.3368898121046172E-21.9596881575068864E-22.6331311088641724E-33.0206859633694033E-32014

    Texas District(9%)CoBank District(41%)AgriBank District(39%)AgFirst District (11%)1.6434108527131782E-27.9993717183503114E-3-1.9254672421975639E-2-9.6248361730013107E-32013

    Texas District(9%)CoBank District(41%)AgriBank District(39%)AgFirst District (11%)1.3201692524682652E-25.1946619609573176E-2-1.0837259876766944E-2-2.3204847234755705E-3

    Capital

    Current Qtr3/31/16

    System CapitalRestricted CapitalTotal Capital less Restricted% change(qtr-over-qtr)AssetsCapital-to-Assets ratiocapital-to-assets ratio w/o restrict

    Date

    9/30/1238.53.335.2239.716.1%14.9%

    12/31/1238.63.335.30.2%246.715.7%14.5%

    3/31/1339.63.336.32.7%247.516.0%14.9%

    6/30/1340.63.437.22.4%248.516.3%15.2%

    9/30/1341.73.438.32.9%252.916.5%15.4%

    12/31/1342.63.539.12.0%260.816.3%15.2%

    3/31/1443.73.640.12.5%263.816.6%15.4%

    6/30/1444.73.641.12.4%266.216.8%15.7%

    9/30/1445.83.742.12.4%271.316.9%15.7%

    12/31/1445.73.842.0-0.2%282.716.2%15.0%

    3/31/1546.83.843.02.5%279.016.8%15.6%

    6/30/1547.83.943.92.0%283.216.9%15.7%

    9/30/1548.94.044.92.3%291.516.8%15.6%

    12/31/1548.84.044.8-0.1%303.516.1%15.0%

    3/31/1650.04.145.92.5%305.016.4%15.3%

    Total Capital less Restricted41729418204191242004420944218542277423694246040.11200000000000241.11499999999999542.13200000000000541.95600000000000343.02799999999999943.89599999999999444.91400000000000144.79500000000000245.906999999999996Restricted Capital4172941820419124200442094421854227742369424603.5563.6213.68400000000000023.753.81599999999999983.88899999999999983.9644.03899999999999974.1360000000000001

    41729418204191242004420944218542277423694246043.66799999999999944.73599999999999745.81600000000000345.70600000000000346.84400000000000147.78499999999999748.87848.83400000000000350.042999999999999% change(qtr-over-qtr)

    4172941820419124200442094421854227742369424602.5046360414074792E-22.4457268480351697E-22.4141630901287677E-2-2.4009079797450545E-32.4898262810134294E-22.008795149859097E-22.2873286596212277E-2-9.0020049920203223E-42.4757341196707132E-2

    Capital-to-Assets ratio

    413644145541547416394172941820419124200442094421854227742369424600.160174541928445880.163320253546634490.165094115786143640.163358667392688140.165508145026189930.168045888067074070.168860845336203210.161657818507213530.167918299165857150.168736515379970560.167699966719389550.16090121020220560.1640829415120694

    System Capital ($B)

    Total Capital less Restricted

    42004420944218542277423694246041.95600000000000343.02799999999999943.89599999999999444.91400000000000144.79500000000000245.906999999999996Restricted Capital

    4200442094421854227742369424603.753.81599999999999983.88899999999999983.9644.03899999999999974.1360000000000001

    42004420944218542277423694246045.70600000000000346.84400000000000147.78499999999999748.87848.83400000000000350.042999999999999

    4200442094421854227742369424600.161657818507213530.167918299165857150.168736515379970560.167699966719389550.16090121020220560.1640829415120694

    Restricted Capital

    4136441455415474163941729418204191242004420944218542277423694246039.64399999999999840.58100000000000341.74900000000000242.60099999999999943.66799999999999944.73599999999999745.81600000000000345.70600000000000346.84400000000000147.78499999999999748.87848.83400000000000350.042999999999999Total Capital less Restricted4136441455415474163941729418204191242004420944218542277423694246036.29999999999999737.18500000000000238.30239.10499999999999740.11200000000000241.11499999999999542.13200000000000541.95600000000000343.02799999999999943.89599999999999444.91400000000000144.79500000000000245.906999999999996

    413644145541547416394172941820419124200442094421854227742369424600.160174541928445880.163320253546634490.165094115786143640.163358667392688140.165508145026189930.168045888067074070.168860845336203210.161657818507213530.167918299165857150.168736515379970560.167699966719389550.16090121020220560.1640829415120694

    CapitalPie

    Preferred /Capital Stk$3,74310.4%

    Restricted Capital$3,3929.4%

    Additionalpaid-in-capital$4021.1%3,7319.810.4%

    Surplus (a)$28,40379.0%3,3568.89.3%

    35,940100.0%4011.11.1%

    (991)-2.6-2.8%

    29,44277.681.9%

    35,93994.7100.0%

    Preferred /Capital StkRestricted CapitalAdditionalpaid-in-capitalSurplus (a)3743339240228403

    CapitaltoAssets

    Current Qtr9/30/09Current Qtr12/31/09Date12/31/09

    Total AssetsTotal Assets less Restrict. CapitalSystem CapitalRestricted CapitalSystem Capital less Restricted CapitalCapital-to-Assets(Capital less Restricted)-to-AssetsTotal AssetsTotal Assets less Restrict. CapitalSystem CapitalRestricted CapitalSystem Capital less Restricted Capitalcapital-to-assets (capital less restricted)-to-assetsTotal AssetsSystem CapitalRestricted CapitalTotal Assets less Restrict. CapitalSystem Capital less Restricted Capitalcapital-to-assets (capital less restricted)-to-assets

    DateDateDate

    Sep-02ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!Dec-06162.9160.624.42.322.115.013.613.8Dec-02110.617.11.8108.815.215.414.0

    Sep-03ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!ERROR:#REF!Mar-07167.1164.825.22.422.915.113.713.9Dec-03116.918.92.0114.916.916.214.7

    Sep-04121.3119.120.22.118.016.614.915.1Jun-07172.0169.625.92.523.515.113.713.9Dec-04124.921.42.2122.719.217.115.7

    Sep-05135.4133.322.72.020.716.815.315.5Sep-07179.5177.026.62.524.114.813.413.6Dec-05139.922.82.1137.820.716.315.0

    Sep-06154.7152.524.22.222.015.714.214.4Dec-07186.5183.926.42.623.814.212.813.0Dec-06162.924.42.3160.622.115.013.8

    Sep-07179.5177.026.62.524.114.813.413.6Mar-08197.4194.826.82.724.113.612.212.4Dec-07186.526.42.6183.923.814.213.0

    Sep-08207.5204.727.92.825.013.412.112.2Jun-08208.2205.527.22.724.513.111.811.9Dec-08214.427.12.9211.424.212.711.4

    Sep-09215.3212.129.33.226.113.612.112.3Sep-08207.5204.727.92.825.013.412.112.2Dec-09215.530.03.3212.226.713.912.6

    Dec-08214.4211.427.12.924.212.711.311.4

    Mar-09214.9211.927.83.024.812.911.511.7

    Jun-09216.1213.028.53.125.413.211.811.9

    Sep-09215.3212.129.33.226.113.612.112.3

    Dec-09215.5212.230.03.326.713.912.412.6

    Capital-to-Assets

    38260386253899039355397214008616.6195208445012616.76307410444508215.65117902575240414.8102965178785313.43628785506059513.6146374771812(Capital less Restricted)-to-Assets

    38260386253899039355397214008614.85299575275246515.26414160442661414.20131347605750313.40708679400836612.06543474594646912.121718853787804

    capital-to-assets

    392633935539447395383962939721398133990339994400864017815.08233119634522814.8102965178785314.16940643922532113.58200412312648513.07851527419595113.43628785506059512.653893344156612.94710585344514813.20445670078288513.614637477181213.90486268721833(capital less restricted)-to-assets

    392633935539447395383962939721398133990339994400864017813.65831826979523313.40708679400836612.7754745214560412.22805853421333711.7597621826180112.06543474594646911.29398702140861111.54912928956357411.76546797209009812.12171885378780412.378339993595009

    capital-to-assets

    39447395383962939721398133990339994400864017814.16940643922532113.58200412312648513.07851527419595113.43628785506059512.653893344156612.94710585344514813.20445670078288513.614637477181213.90486268721833(capital less restricted)-to-assets

    39447395383962939721398133990339994400864017812.95607336335748412.39589216944800911.9169168925594112.23313303043627111.44969210832489811.71287250210026411.93724356145605512.30542889342619812.570227366992192

    capital-to-assets

    376213798638352387173908239447398134017815.41207624246477616.18817047923759817.13175810973167816.28039975408546915.00024560369387814.16940643922532112.653893344156613.90486268721833(capital less restricted)-to-assets

    376213798638352387173908239447398134017813.98242776266450914.70473006503512715.67008460623053915.027861620617613.7762220339827612.95607336335748411.44969210832489812.570227366992192

    EarningsQtrly_YTD

    YTD 2012YTD 2011YTD 2010

    Current Qtr3/31/1611QCurrent Qtr12/31/13Interest Income(227)107(215)

    Qtrly System Net Income Provision for Loan Losses ($M)Net Charge-offs ($M)21QSum of Provision for Loan LossesYTD System Net Income ($M)Provision for Loan Losses ($M)Net Charge-offs ($M)Interest Expense276182458Year-to-date201020112012Change yr-over-yr

    Date31QQuarterTotalDateNet Interest Income49289243Rate - Assets4.294.053.85(0.24)(0.20)

    Mar-131,142221Q-1342QJun-0830Dec-062,379ERROR:#REF!4Q-06Provision for Loan Losses16782158Rate - Liab.1.721.401.130.320.27

    Jun-131,104192Q-1352QSep-0861Dec-072,703ERROR:#REF!4Q-07Net after provision216371401Net Interest Spread2.572.652.720.080.07

    Sep-131,253(32)3Q-1362QDec-08284Dec-082,916ERROR:#REF!4Q-08Noninterest Income / Expense(65)(49)8

    Dec-131,141(40)4Q-1373QMar-09246Dec-092,850ERROR:#REF!4Q-09Other(18)(20)(22)

    Mar-141,145(12)1Q-1483QJun-09228Dec-103,495ERROR:#REF!4Q-10Change in YTD Net Income133302387

    Jun-141,196(23)2Q-1493QSep-09259Dec-113,940ERROR:#REF!4Q-11

    Sep-141,228423Q-14104QDec-09192Dec-124,118ERROR:#REF!4Q-12

    Dec-141,155334Q-14114QMar-10171Dec-134,640ERROR:#REF!4Q-13

    Mar-151,132271Q-15124QJun-10145

    Jun-151,141232Q-15Sep-10158YTD 2010YTD 2011YTD 2012

    Sep-151,208373Q-15Dec-10193Total Earning Assets4.294.053.85(0.24)(0.20)

    Dec-151,207194Q-15Mar-11108Total Interest-bearing Liab.1.721.401.130.320.27

    Mar-161,157691Q-16Jun-11126Net Interest Spread2.572.652.720.080.07

    Sep-11118Non-interest-bearing 0.210.170.15(0.04)(0.02)

    Dec-1178Net Interest Margin2.782.822.870.040.05

    Mar-123200

    Jun-1235

    Sep-12121

    Dec-12125

    Mar-1322

    Jun-1319

    Sep-13-32

    Dec-13-40

    Mar-14-12

    Jun-14-23

    Sep-1442

    Dec-1433

    Mar-1527

    Jun-1523

    Sep-1537

    Dec-1519

    Mar-1669

    Grand Total2894

    Full Year

    Net Inc.Provisions

    20124,118313

    20134,640(31)

    20144,72440

    Provision for Loan Losses ($M)

    394473981340178405434090841274416390000000YTD System Net Income ($M)

    394473981340178405434090841274416392703291628503495394041184640

    Total Earning AssetsYTD 2010YTD 2011YTD 20124.294.053.85Total Interest-bearing Liab.YTD 2010YTD 2011YTD 20121.721.41.129999999999999900

    -0.24000000000000021-0.199999999999999730.320000000000000060.271Q-142Q-143Q-144Q-141Q-152Q-153Q-154Q-151Q-16114511961228115511321141120812071157

    EarningsAnnual

    Current Qtr12/31/1511Q

    System Net Income Provision for Loan Losses21QDate

    Date31QDec-05

    42QDec-06

    52QDec-07

    62QDec-08

    Dec-052,096ERROR:#REF!200573QDec-09

    Dec-062,379ERROR:#REF!200683QDec-10

    Dec-072,703ERROR:#REF!200793QDec-11

    Dec-082,916ERROR:#REF!2008104QDec-12

    Dec-092,850ERROR:#REF!2009114QDec-13

    Dec-103,495ERROR:#REF!2010124QDec-14

    Dec-113,940ERROR:#REF!2011Dec-15

    Dec-124,118ERROR:#REF!2012Grand Total

    Dec-134,640ERROR:#REF!2013

    Dec-144,724ERROR:#REF!2014

    Dec-154,688ERROR:#REF!2015

    Year-to-date$ Change

    (amounts in millions)20122011yr-over-yr

    Interest Income6,4186,696(278)

    Interest Expense(1,599)(2,000)401

    Provision for Loan Losses(188)(352)164

    Net Int. Income after Provisions4,6314,344287

    Net Noninterest Income/(Exp)(1,272)(1,153)(119)

    Provision for Income Taxes(201)(197)(4)

    Net Income3,1582,994164

    Provision for Loan Losses

    20062007200820092010201120122013201420150000000000System Net Income

    20062007200820092010201120122013201420152379270329162850349539404118464047244688

    Nonaccruals(2)

    UNINUMSHORTNAMESYSTEMDISTMONTHYEARNONNONACRGLOANITMASSETSColumn18000001780000017000000

    722077Delta ACA722920114.031,43135,48536,5224.03%

    724594Hawaii ACA724920110.8966474,50677,2910.89%

    724642Central Oklahoma ACA724920111.131,267111,757114,3311.13%

    720061Chattanooga ACA720920114.817,484155,744166,3024.81%

    724646Enid ACA724920110.751,207159,995166,8850.75%

    724631AgPreference, ACA724920111.101,843166,890173,3761.10%

    710056Ag New Mexico, FCS, ACA710920117.7412,507161,491191,1337.74%

    720060Puerto Rico ACA720920117.7214,491187,662192,9667.72%

    824716Ness City, FLCA824920110.0477213,477221,0180.04%

    724151Chisholm Trail ACA724920110.15320211,407223,1670.15%

    710862Legacy Ag Credit, ACA7109201113.8331,034224,458226,00813.83%

    724031Idaho ACA724920110.05109217,893228,6530.05%

    723008Maine ACA723920110.391,025260,720277,1890.39%

    710122AgriLand FCS710920110.852,199258,767280,0130.85%

    724715Western Kansas ACA724920110.05150275,057286,3250.05%

    720861Jackson Purchase ACA720920110.802,226277,106291,3690.80%

    724466Colusa-Glenn ACA724920110.471,367289,420295,9200.47%

    720040Central Kentucky ACA720920111.273,868303,749333,2241.27%

    710551Heritage Land Bank, ACA710920115.5318,447333,713342,9155.53%

    723026Yankee ACA723920111.635,424332,542346,3591.63%

    720186Northwest Florida ACA7209201114.2550,769356,287374,19614.25%

    710549Central Texas ACA710920110.381,423378,610387,3290.38%

    720168Southwest Georgia ACA720920114.0712,670310,960387,3414.07%

    810586Panhandle-Plains FLCA810920112.9611,330382,611389,2562.96%

    710139Texas AgFinance FCS710920111.786,667375,147393,8731.78%

    724710Western Oklahoma ACA724920110.07274385,377399,3610.07%

    720188Central Florida ACA720920115.6619,092337,572403,5675.66%

    710985Alabama ACA710920111.596,540410,381422,4751.59%

    724400Northern California ACA724920110.04171418,657427,4400.04%

    720131ArborOne, ACA720920114.5013,149292,018442,6984.50%

    724488Premier ACA724920110.301,360449,665465,3290.30%

    710119Great Plains Ag Credit, ACA710920114.3219,324447,122467,3604.32%

    710973Mississippi Land Bank, ACA710920110.783,572459,660471,0650.78%

    710659Texas Land Bank, ACA710920110.11528465,569474,7540.11%

    724713High Plains ACA724920110.371,714459,763477,0700.37%

    710150AgTexas FCS710920111.215,060417,949560,1801.21%

    724417Southwest Kansas ACA724920110.965,187541,465563,1030.96%

    722406Progressive FCS, ACA722920110.492,687551,547576,2180.49%

    724980East Central Oklahoma ACA724920110.663,736562,890578,3670.66%

    724247Western AgCredit, ACA724920110.573,285574,943598,8300.57%

    824418Kingsburg FLCA824920110.774,735614,367628,6170.77%

    720143Colonial ACA720920112.5916,342630,543648,7482.59%

    722114Mandan ACA722920110.674,334648,443670,4120.67%

    710990Alabama Ag Credit, ACA710920112.2715,472682,691697,7792.27%

    710981Southern AgCredit, ACA710920111.006,603657,499721,2381.00%

    722075North Dakota ACA722920110.543,799703,220721,7380.54%

    710924Louisiana Land Bank, ACA710920116.1244,219722,361736,6586.12%

    724940Southern Colorado ACA724920111.389,838712,032739,4681.38%

    720105Cape Fear ACA720920114.0530,730757,990804,0874.05%

    722313Western Arkansas ACA722920113.9031,787814,463837,1333.90%

    722350AgHeritage ACA722920110.554,500810,826856,5890.55%

    724676Fresno-Madera ACA724920110.121,002848,507867,7420.12%

    722308Midsouth ACA722920111.4312,437871,347895,3101.43%

    710739Lone Star, ACA710920119.8687,298885,085931,9919.86%

    724333FCS Southwest ACA724920112.5323,501928,377959,1862.53%

    720335AgCarolina ACA720920113.4233,041965,6991,036,7883.42%

    720376Florida ACA7209201111.95117,725985,1161,078,92711.95%

    724576The Mountain Plains ACA724920111.1912,4521,049,2841,087,6661.19%

    720336AgGeorgia ACA720920115.4463,5841,169,5961,217,8565.44%

    722643United ACA722920110.839,6781,162,9801,219,5570.83%

    720899AG CREDIT ACA720920110.354,2531,202,0651,221,0890.35%

    724947New Mexico ACA724920110.465,8641,275,2631,320,2120.46%

    720331Carolina ACA720920113.3440,5041,212,3821,334,1673.34%

    720181AgChoice ACA720920113.4744,9591,296,7411,338,0243.47%

    724839Frontier ACA724920111.4218,5831,311,4951,364,1001.42%

    720033First South ACA720920110.8411,0481,318,2131,425,8580.84%

    720194FC of the Virginias ACA720920111.8627,4111,474,1401,541,6201.86%

    724450Yosemite ACA724920110.629,2141,490,8311,611,5990.62%

    720735AgSouth ACA720920111.9830,8041,555,3841,647,0551.98%

    720164MidAtlantic ACA720920113.9787,6502,209,9962,261,1133.97%

    722644FCS Financial, ACA722920111.4232,8702,308,1142,381,4971.42%

    722146FCS of Illinois ACA722920110.5613,8292,481,6762,569,1080.56%

    722344Badgerland ACA722920110.9624,6102,571,8562,685,2610.96%

    722498AgCountry ACA722920111.0633,3253,138,3323,379,2251.06%

    7225021st Farm Credit Services, ACA722920111.3141,4313,156,8703,560,7781.31%

    723838Farm Credit East, ACA723920111.1247,9824,294,9624,439,4161.12%

    724669American AgCredit, ACA724920111.7776,0574,308,6954,501,4701.77%

    710566Capital Farm Credit, ACA710920113.25160,9644,947,9435,058,8363.25%

    722012GreenStone ACA722920111.6784,6435,079,5225,335,6591.67%

    722072AgStar ACA722920113.46174,8025,049,6885,758,6183.46%

    724124Farm Credit West, ACA724920111.5687,5215,621,7726,164,3921.56%

    723898Northwest FCS, ACA723920112.93247,5728,447,2488,739,0882.93%

    722198FCS of America ACA722920110.81124,86415,439,68516,069,2390.81%

    722825Mid-America ACA722920111.98288,59914,553,04316,834,2671.98%

    Nonaccruals as a % of Gross Loans

    Association Size: Less than $1.0B in Assets

    Nonaccruals as a % of Gross Loans36522772911143311663021668851733761911331929662210182231672260082286532771892800132863252913692959203332243429153463593741963873293873413892563938733993614035674224754274404426984653294673604710654747544770705601805631035762185783675988306286176487486704126977797212387217387366587394688040878371338565898677428953104.0326899999999999E-28.9119999999999998E-31.1337099999999999E-24.8053199999999997E-27.5439999999999995E-31.10432E-27.7447000000000002E-27.7218599999999998E-23.6069999999999999E-41.5137E-30.138261899999999995.0020000000000002E-43.9313999999999998E-38.4980000000000003E-35.4529999999999997E-48.0330000000000002E-34.7232000000000003E-31.2734199999999999E-25.5278000000000001E-21.6310700000000001E-20.14249473.7585000000000001E-34.0744800000000005E-22.9612300000000001E-21.7771699999999998E-27.1099999999999994E-45.6556800000000004E-21.59364E-24.0840000000000001E-44.5027999999999999E-23.0244999999999998E-34.3218600000000003E-27.7710000000000001E-31.1340999999999999E-33.7280000000000004E-31.21067E-29.5796000000000006E-34.8717999999999999E-36.6371999999999994E-35.7136000000000001E-37.7070999999999997E-32.5917300000000001E-26.6836999999999999E-32.2663300000000001E-21.0042599999999999E-25.4022999999999996E-36.1214500000000005E-21.3816800000000001E-24.0541400000000005E-23.9028199999999999E-25.5499E-31.1808999999999999E-31.4273299999999999E-29.8632299999999992E-22.5314100000000003E-2

    Nonaccruals as a % of Gross Loans4.03268999999999970.891199999999999991.133714.805320.754399999999999961.104327.74469999999999997.72186000000000043.6069999999999998E-20.1513713.826195.0020000000000002E-20.393139999999999990.84985.4530000000000002E-20.803300000000000010.472320000000000021.273425.52781.6310714.2494700000000010.375850000000000024.07448000000000032.961231.77716999999999997.1099999999999997E-25.65568000000000031.59363999999999994.0840000000000001E-24.50279999999999970.302454.321860.777100000000000010.113410.372800000000000021.21066999999999990.957960000000000030.487180.663719999999999980.571359999999999980.770710000000000012.59173000000000010.668370000000000022.266331.00425999999999990.540229999999999996.12145000000000031.381684.05414000000000033.90282000000000020.554989999999999980.118091.427339.86322999999999972.53141000000000023.421460000000000211.9503699999999993548574506111757155744159995166890161491187662213477211407224458217893260720258767275057277106289420303749333713332542356287378610310960382611375147385377337572410381418657292018449665447122459660465569459763417949541465551547562890574943614367630543648443682691657499703220722361712032757990814463810826848507871347885085928377965699985116Nonaccruals as a % of Gross Loans3548574506111757155744159995166890161491187662213477211407224458217893260720258767275057277106289420303749333713332542356287378610310960382611375147385377337572410381418657292018449665447122459660465569459763417949541465551547562890574943614367630543648443682691657499703220722361712032757990814463810826848507871347885085928377965699985116104928411695961162980120206512752631212382129674113114951318213147414014908311555384220999623081142481676257185631383323156870429496243086954947943507952250496885621772844724815439685145530434.03268999999999970.891199999999999991.133714.805320.754399999999999961.104327.74469999999999997.72186000000000043.6069999999999998E-20.1513713.826195.0020000000000002E-20.393139999999999990.84985.4530000000000002E-20.803300000000000010.472320000000000021.273425.52781.6310714.2494700000000010.375850000000000024.07448000000000032.961231.77716999999999997.1099999999999997E-25.65568000000000031.59363999999999994.0840000000000001E-24.50279999999999970.302454.321860.777100000000000010.113410.372800000000000021.21066999999999990.957960000000000030.487180.663719999999999980.571359999999999980.770710000000000012.59173000000000010.668370000000000022.266331.00425999999999990.540229999999999996.12145000000000031.381684.05414000000000033.90282000000000020.554989999999999980.118091.427339.86322999999999972.53141000000000023.421460000000000211.9503699999999991.18670999999999995.43641000000000040.832169999999999970.353810000000000010.459830000000000023.34086000000000023.46708000000000021.416930.838099999999999961.85945999999999990.618040000000000031.980483.96607000000000021.424110.557239999999999960.956899999999999971.06187000000000011.31241000000000011.117171.76520000000000013.25315000000000021.66636000000000013.46164000000000011.55682000000000012.93080000000000010.808719999999999991.98308

    Nonaccruals as a % of Gross Loans

    Association Size: Greater than $1.0B in Assets

    Nonaccruals as a % of Gross Loans80408783713385658986774289531093199195918610367881078927108766612178561219557122108913202121334167133802413641001425858154162016115991647055226111323814972569108268526133792253560778443941645014705058836533565957586186164392873908816069239168342674.05414000000000033.90282000000000020.554989999999999980.118091.427339.86322999999999972.53141000000000023.421460000000000211.9503699999999991.18670999999999995.43641000000000040.832169999999999970.353810000000000010.459830000000000023.34086000000000023.46708000000000021.416930.838099999999999961.85945999999999990.618040000000000031.980483.96607000000000021.424110.557239999999999960.956899999999999971.06187000000000011.31241000000000011.117171.76520000000000013.25315000000000021.66636000000000013.46164000000000011.55682000000000012.93080000000000010.808719999999999991.98308

    Creditquality

    Quarterly changeBe sure to adjust column labels over one after update

    Current Qtr3/31/16

    Nonaccrual Loans Other nonperforming LoansTotal Nonperforming LoansNonperforming Loans / Total LoansAcceptable Loans / Total LoansCapital

    Date

    3/31/132,3923192,7111.41%

    6/30/132,1833392,5221.31%

    9/30/131,9283102,2381.15%45,8163.85%

    12/31/131,7363042,0401.01%45,7063.80%

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