Sunday, January 28, 2018
Navy FCU Reports Net Income of Almost $1.347 Billion for 2017
For the second consecutive year, Navy Federal Credit Union (Vienna, VA) reported net income in excess of $1 billion.
Navy FCU's 2017 net income was almost $1.347 billion. This is up 12.4 percent from a year earlier.
Navy reported total income of $6.018 billion, of which $4.63 billion was interest income and $1.39 billion was non-interest income.
The top three sources of interest income were credit cards ($1.59 billion), consumer loans ($1.29 billion), and mortgages ($1.19 billion).
The top two sources of non-interest income were fee income ($470 million) and interchange revenue ($401 million).
Total operating expenses for 2017 was $2.57 billion. Provision for loan and lease losses was $1.24 billion. Interest expense was $299 million and dividends were $498 million. Other non-operating expenses were $61 million.
View 2017 income statement.
Navy FCU's 2017 net income was almost $1.347 billion. This is up 12.4 percent from a year earlier.
Navy reported total income of $6.018 billion, of which $4.63 billion was interest income and $1.39 billion was non-interest income.
The top three sources of interest income were credit cards ($1.59 billion), consumer loans ($1.29 billion), and mortgages ($1.19 billion).
The top two sources of non-interest income were fee income ($470 million) and interchange revenue ($401 million).
Total operating expenses for 2017 was $2.57 billion. Provision for loan and lease losses was $1.24 billion. Interest expense was $299 million and dividends were $498 million. Other non-operating expenses were $61 million.
View 2017 income statement.
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Where do the dividends go? Loan to deposit still well over 100%.
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