Loan Growth definition

Loan Growth means the average of the increases in the Company’s total loans less allowance for loan losses at the end of the four fiscal quarters of a Year as reported in the balance sheets included in the Company’s quarterly and annual reports on forms 10-Q and 10-K.
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Examples of Loan Growth in a sentence

  • The Company’s results on four (4) of the six (6) measures will be evaluated relative to the Peer Group, and the other measures (Net Income and Net Loan Growth) will be evaluated relative to the Board-approved annual budget, all pursuant to the Performance Payout Table below.

  • The Company’s results on three (3) of the seven (7) measures will be evaluated relative to the peer group and the other measures (Net Income, ROAA, Loan Growth and Revenue Growth) will be evaluated relative to the Board-approved annual budget or based upon actual results compared to the performance goals, all pursuant to the Performance Payout Table below.

  • The other measures (Net Income, ROAA, Net Loan Growth and Revenue Growth) will be evaluated relative to the Board-approved annual budget or based upon actual results compared to the performance goals.

  • The other measures (Net Income and Net Loan Growth) will be evaluated relative to the Board-approved annual budget.

  • The Company’s results on one (1) of the five (5) measures will be evaluated relative to the peer group and the other measures (Net Income, Loan Growth, NPA Ratio and Deposit Growth) will be evaluated relative to the Board-approved annual budget compared to the performance goals or based upon actual results compared to the performance goals, all pursuant to the Performance Payout Table below.