CMS Case Study
As of and for the Year Ending December 31,
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
BALANCE SHEET Total Assets Loan Outstandings
671,788,921 $
727,547,401 $
787,933,835 $
853,332,343 $
924,158,928 $
1,000,864,119 $
378,783,859 557,960,269 134,572,528 423,387,741
410,222,920 604,270,971 145,742,048 458,528,923
444,271,422 654,425,462 157,838,638 496,586,824
481,145,950 708,742,775 170,939,244 537,803,530
521,081,064 767,568,425 185,127,202 582,441,224
564,330,792 831,276,605 200,492,759 630,783,845
Total Deposits
Non-Interest Bearing
Interest Bearing
Loans/Deposits
67.89%
67.89%
67.89%
67.89%
67.89%
67.89%
Assets/Employee
5,945,035
5,774,186
6,061,030
6,095,231
6,601,135
6,902,511
Employees
113
126
130
140
140
145
INCOME STATEMENT Return on Average Assets
1.06%
1.09%
1.12%
1.14%
1.17%
1.20%
Net Income
6,719,654
7,603,514
8,452,835
9,390,762
10,426,154
11,568,728
BANK-TO-PARENT ACTIVITY Beginning Retained Earnings
24,849,755 6,719,654
31,249,409 7,603,514
38,455,128 8,452,835
46,907,963 9,390,762
56,298,725 10,426,154 (1,725,090) 64,999,789
64,999,789 11,568,728 (2,987,276) 73,581,241
Bank Net Income Dividends to Parent
(397,795)
-
-
(320,000)
Retained Earnings at Bank
31,249,409
38,455,128
46,907,963
56,298,725
BANK-LEVEL CAPITAL Tier 1 Leverage Capital Tier 1 Leverage Ratio
$64,555,696
$71,761,415
$80,214,250
$89,605,012
$98,306,076 $106,887,529
9.70%
9.96%
10.28%
10.60%
10.74%
10.78%
Notes: - Balance sheet figures reflect removal of PPP balances. - Assumed growth in balance sheet items of 8.30% per year. - Assumed ROAA drives net income each year. - Bank-to-parent dividends fund debt service at the parent and shareholder dividends.
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Maintain Existing Culture
The culture of Cloyd Bank & Trust has been and remains a key component of the accomplishments of the Bank to date. Employee retention, a holistic approach to reaching goals, and a focus on the customer experience are all key areas of differentiation for the Bank. The goal as we move toward the close of 2025 is to change our Bank without changing who we are and what we represent. We understand that changes to our operation as we grow will occur, driven by modifications in our processes, procedures, job duties and skill-set requirements. There exists an understanding across the entire employee base that changes to our operation will occur. These will be driven by growth that drives changes in processes, procedures, job duties and skill-set requirements that will be modified over time. Some changes will occur as a direct result of efficiencies generated via an upgrade on our Core operating system, while others will stem from changes due to growth of individual employees that will replace older employees as they retire. Conversations and discussions surrounding core values occur almost daily, and particularly so against the backdrop of continued growth in the organization.
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