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Confidential - Supervisory Section 99999<br />

CONTROL AND RELATIONSHIPS<br />

Any Company, Inc., a one-bank holding company, continues to own 100 percent <strong>of</strong> the common stock. Bank<br />

directors own or control a combined 908,584 shares or 56 percent <strong>of</strong> holding company stock. President Lincoln is<br />

the largest individual stockholder, controlling 500,326 shares or 31 percent <strong>of</strong> the outstanding stock. Any Time,<br />

Inc., is a subsidiary <strong>of</strong> the bank and holds title to ORE. Any Body, Inc., is an on-premise insurance agency<br />

owned by President Lincoln and Director Killingbird. President Lincoln stated that no ownership or management<br />

changes are planned.<br />

EXAMINATION SCOPE<br />

The examination scope was expanded from the pre-exam planning (PEP) memo in the following areas:<br />

• Construction Lending – Expanded due to administrative problems identified in the original loan sample. Ten<br />

additional construction loans serviced by the two construction lenders and originated in 2004 were reviewed.<br />

• BSA Review – Expanded to include a review <strong>of</strong> all CTRs filed in 2004 due to indications that they were being<br />

filed late.<br />

• Call Reports Review – Expanded to include year-end 2003 in response to the volume <strong>of</strong> errors noted with our<br />

original review.<br />

As a result, examination hours, totaling 760, are 150 over budget (25 percent). Other examination procedures<br />

were not modified from those identified in the PEP memo.<br />

BSA REVIEW SCOPE<br />

Examiners reviewed the bank’s compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act and financial recordkeeping regulations.<br />

Core analysis procedures <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Examination</strong> Documentation module were completed, as well as expanded<br />

procedures related to timely CTR filings, to summarize the findings <strong>of</strong> this review. Examiners compared bank<br />

records with information on the FinCEN CTR filing data report for October through December 2003, and year-todate<br />

2004. FinCEN 314(a) requests are being received and checked by management. BSA examination findings<br />

were discussed during the examination with President Lincoln and BSA Officer Donna Ludlow. Findings were<br />

also discussed with the bank’s Board <strong>of</strong> Directors at its September 18, 2004, meeting.<br />

BSA Sharp Number: 67890<br />

LOAN PENETRATION<br />

Asset review date: 7/30/2004<br />

Number <strong>of</strong> relationships reviewed: 55<br />

Total $ <strong>of</strong> credit extensions reviewed / % <strong>of</strong> Total $28,148M / 52%<br />

Total $ <strong>of</strong> non-homogenous credit extensions reviewed / % <strong>of</strong> Total $27,635M / 60%<br />

Credit extension cut<strong>of</strong>f review point: $450M<br />

REMINDERS – The loan penetration comment can include a breakdown <strong>of</strong> credit extensions by major loan types,<br />

location, <strong>of</strong>ficer, etc., as appropriate. The information can be effectively presented in chart form.<br />

Confidential - 33

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