Marquette Savings Bank was named to the prestigious Seifried & Brew
2010 Top 15th Percentile of Community Banks. This designation — for
community banks with assets between $100 million and $5 billion —
recognizes Marquette’s outstanding performance of balancing risk and
reward.
With expertise in national and regional economic perspectives, Seifried &
Brew provides analysis and education to community financial institutions
and has industry-wide influence on strategic planning, risk management,
asset liability management, capital planning and financial trending.
The S&B Total Risk/Return Composite Ranking ranks every community
bank across the nation with its proprietary S&B Total Risk Index. This
index models capital risk, credit risk, earnings at risk, liquidity risk and
national/regional economic risk. The S&B Risk/Return Composite Index
balances each community bank’s risk ranking with its return on assets and return on equity.
Marquette was further distinguished by Seifried & Brew for “setting the standard of
excellence and raising the bar for community banks across our nation.”
“We are pleased to be named as part of the S&B Top 15th Percentile,” said Michael B.
Edwards, Marquette CEO. “The designation validates our continued financial strength even
in challenging times. The S&B recognition follows Marquette earning a five-star safety rating
— the highest possible — from BauerFinancial Inc. for 90 consecutive quarters. Fewer than
10 percent of our nation’s banks can make this claim.”
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