Area bank posts best quarterly gain in deposits since 2004

Despite a robust quarter in most metrics, profits dropped at First Citrus Bank.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 11:59 a.m. April 30, 2020
File. First Citrus Bank President and CEO John Barrett.
File. First Citrus Bank President and CEO John Barrett.
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TAMPA — In most metrics, the first quarter at First Citrus Bancorporation, parent company of Tampa-based First Citrus Bank, was strong, with growth in assets, loans and deposits, among other data points.

 

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