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Bank of Central Florida: Loan Portfolio

Data as of · Call Report Schedule RC-C How we update

The loan book by category. Concentration is what supervisors read here: a portfolio weighted heavily toward one collateral type carries that sector's cycle, which is the mechanism behind most community-bank failures.

Cre concentration (tier 1 capital + allowance) dropped 3.69 percentage points in Q2 2026, from 294.35% to 290.66%. It was the largest change from Q1 2026 among the key lines here. Bank of Central Florida ranks 49th of 81 Florida banks on loan-to-deposit ratio, in the lower half at 74.09% (Q2 2026). The median for banks in the $1B-10B asset tier is 88.20% on loan-to-deposit ratio. Bank of Central Florida sits 14.11 points lower, at 74.09% (Q2 2026).

Loan totals

Loan totals for Bank of Central Florida, Q2 2026
Line item Q2 2026
Total loans and leases $843.0M
Net loans and leases $834.1M
Loans held for sale $0
Loans to total assets 67.58%
Loan-to-deposit ratio 74.09%
Net loans to equity capital 8.37%

Portfolio mix (share of total loans)

Portfolio mix (share of total loans) for Bank of Central Florida, Q2 2026
Line item Q2 2026
Commercial real estate (nonfarm nonresidential) 46.28%
Multifamily (5+ residential) 2.65%
Commercial and industrial 16.13%
Consumer 5.02%
Credit cards 0.00%
Farm 0.00%
Loans to depository institutions 0.00%
State and political subdivisions 0.00%

Concentration measures

Concentration measures for Bank of Central Florida, Q2 2026
Line item Q2 2026
CRE concentration (Tier 1 capital + allowance) 290.66%
Construction concentration (Tier 1 capital + allowance) 81.76%

Supervisory definition (FFIEC UBPR page 7B): construction and land development, multifamily, non-owner-occupied nonfarm nonresidential and unsecured CRE loans, over Tier 1 capital plus the allowance for credit losses. Owner-occupied CRE and farmland are excluded. The 2006 interagency guidance flags CRE above 300% of capital, or construction and development above 100%, for heightened supervisory scrutiny. These are screening thresholds, not limits.

Loan earnings

Loan earnings for Bank of Central Florida, Q2 2026
Line item Q2 2026
Yield on loans 5.82%
Interest income on loans $12.3M

Loan Portfolio trend

Last 12 quarters as filed. Every value plotted here also appears in the tables above.

Total loans and deposits
Portfolio mix over time
Concentration to capital

Loan Portfolio by quarter

Values plotted above, Bank of Central Florida, oldest first
Quarter Total loansTotal depositsCommercial real estateCommercial and industrialConsumer
Q3 2023 $683.5M $1.01B 47.53% 17.33% 4.75%
Q4 2023 $720.9M $1.03B 45.66% 17.66% 4.38%
Q1 2024 $746.9M $1.01B 45.92% 18.65% 4.30%
Q2 2024 $757.8M $1.00B 45.67% 18.72% 4.34%
Q3 2024 $763.9M $1.03B 46.34% 17.93% 4.23%
Q4 2024 $753.7M $1.06B 47.48% 16.86% 4.21%
Q1 2025 $783.6M $1.10B 47.81% 18.25% 4.19%
Q2 2025 $778.5M $1.11B 48.24% 17.64% 4.28%
Q3 2025 $795.8M $1.14B 48.22% 16.58% 4.07%
Q4 2025 $821.0M $1.10B 47.39% 16.31% 4.59%
Q1 2026 $846.0M $1.15B 45.46% 17.56% 4.64%
Q2 2026 $843.0M $1.14B 46.28% 16.13% 5.02%

Bank of Central Florida loan portfolio, all the way back

Loan Portfolio back to 2001 · peer percentiles on every line item · Excel export

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Source: Call Report Schedule RC-C, as filed with the FFIEC and standardized by BankRegReports. Dollar amounts are as reported, point-in-time; income statement items are year-to-date through the report date. See the full Bank of Central Florida profile, peer group comparison, or how this data updates.

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