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      Webster Reports Fourth Quarter Results


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      Webster Financial Corporation

      Jan 22, 2010, 08:00 ET

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      WATERBURY, Conn., Jan. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Webster Financial Corporation (NYSE: WBS), the holding company for Webster Bank, N.A., today announced a consolidated net loss of $13.7 million for the quarter ended December 31, 2009.  The net loss available to common shareholders of $54.4 million for the quarter ended December 31, 2009 included $34 million of imputed dividends related to the Warburg Pincus investment and convertible preferred exchanges completed during the quarter, which did not have any effect on capital levels at year end.  

      Key points for the quarter:

      Increased core pre-tax, pre-provision earnings of $57.4 million compared to $56.1 million for the third quarter.

      Increased tangible common equity by $71 million with completion of the Warburg Pincus investment; also bolstered common equity by exchanging common stock for $27 million par amount of outstanding Webster convertible preferred stock.

      Reduced levels of provision for loan losses and net charge-offs of $67.0 million and $51.8 million, respectively, compared to $85.0 million and $64.6 million in the third quarter.  

      Improved net interest margin of 3.26 percent compared to 3.18 percent for the third quarter of 2009.

      Improved core to total deposit ratio of 71 percent compared to 69 percent at September 30, 2009, reflecting core deposit growth of $394 million.

      Improved loan-to-deposit ratio of 81 percent compared to 83 percent at September 30, 2009.

      Webster Chairman and Chief Executive Officer James C. Smith said, “The fourth quarter was marked by many significant improvements in Webster’s operating fundamentals, especially as seen in stabilizing and improved credit metrics, including lower delinquencies, a reduced provision for losses, lower net charge-offs, and higher loan loss coverage." Other positive trends include improved earnings before loan loss provision, expanded net interest margin, and continuing strong core deposit growth.  While our results do not yet reflect a return to profitability, our solid performance and improving trends are encouraging.  Our recently announced lending and hiring initiatives reflect our positive outlook for continuing improvement throughout 2010."

      Net interest income

      • Net interest margin improved to 3.26 percent in the fourth quarter with the increase reflecting an 18 basis point decline in the cost of funds offsetting a 10 basis point decline in the yield on interest-earning assets.

      • Average interest-earning assets totaled $16.35 billion, up from $16.25 billion last quarter.

      Provision for credit losses

      • $62.2 million of the $67.0 million provision for credit losses recorded in the fourth quarter was related to the Company's continuing portfolios, and $4.8 million of the provision for credit losses was related to the discontinued liquidating portfolio.

      • Net charge-offs were $51.8 million in the fourth quarter compared to $64.6 million for the quarter ended September 30, 2009; $43.2 million was related to the continuing portfolios compared to $51.4 million in the third quarter and $8.5 million was related to the discontinued liquidating portfolio compared to $13.2 million in the third quarter.

      Noninterest income

      • Noninterest income includes a net gain on sale of investment securities of $53,000 compared to a net loss of $4.7 million in the third quarter. Fourth quarter results also include a net gain of $3.6 million on the fair value accounting mark on warrants issued in connection with the Warburg Pincus investment.

      Noninterest expenses

      • Noninterest expenses, inclusive of severance and other one-time costs, increased $5.1 million from the third quarter. The fourth quarter included $6.5 million in severance and other one-time costs while the third quarter included $4.2 million in such charges. Included in the $6.5 million in severance and other costs were $3.7 million in facilities related charges, reflecting actions towards full consolidation of back office facilities, and $1.1 million in fraud related expense. Foreclosed and repossessed asset write-downs of $2.7 million and $2.2 million are also included in noninterest expenses in the respective periods.

      Income taxes

      • Due to the pre-tax loss, the effective tax rate for the fourth quarter was not meaningful. The Company recorded a $1.6 million tax benefit in the quarter on the $15.3 million pre-tax loss applicable to continuing operations in the period.

      Investment securities

      • Total investment securities were $4.8 billion at December 31, 2009 compared to $4.6 billion at September 30, 2009. The carrying value of the available for sale portfolio included $3 million in net unrealized losses compared to net unrealized losses of $4 million at September 30, 2009, while the carrying value of the held to maturity portfolio does not reflect $61 million in net unrealized gains compared to net unrealized gains of $103 million at September 30, 2009.

      Loans

      • Total loans were $11.0 billion at December 31, 2009 compared to $11.3 billion at September 30, 2009. In the fourth quarter, residential mortgage loans increased by $60.6 million while consumer, commercial and commercial real estate loans declined by $74.2 million, $239.2 million and $32.8 million, respectively. The decline in commercial loans reflects reductions of $72.2 million in asset based loans and $53.7 million in equipment finance loans, as well as the sale of the insurance premium finance subsidiary in the quarter which had $93.5 million in loans at September 30, 2009.

      • The discontinued liquidating portfolio of indirect home equity and national construction loans, included in the consumer and residential loan portfolios, declined by $13.2 million from September 30, 2009 to $219.1 million and $4.8 million, respectively.

      Asset quality

      • Total nonperforming loans were $373.0 million or 3.38 percent of total loans at December 31, 2009 compared to $361.1 million or 3.19 percent at September 30, 2009. The increase in nonperforming loans reflects a combined increase of $19.9 million in non-accrual commercial real estate, residential development and asset based lending loans and a combined decrease of $8.0 million in all other loan categories.

      • Past due loans for the continuing portfolios decreased to $90.5 million at December 31, 2009 compared to $114.9 million at September 30, 2009.  Past due loans for the liquidating portfolio decreased to $10.4 million at December 31, 2009 compared to $12.6 million at September 30, 2009.

      Deposits and borrowings

      • Total deposits were $13.6 billion at December 31, 2009 compared to the same amount at September 30, 2009. The core categories of demand, NOW, money market and savings increased by a combined amount of $393.8 million while certificates of deposit and brokered deposits decreased by $317.9 million and $44.5 million, respectively.

      • Total borrowings were $2.0 billion, a decline of $134.9 million from $2.1 billion at September 30, 2009 primarily from maturities of FHLB advances of $118.6 million in the quarter. Borrowings represented 11.2 percent of total assets at December 31, 2009 compared to 11.9 percent at September 30, 2009.

      Webster Financial Corporation is the holding company for Webster Bank, National Association. With $17.7 billion in assets, Webster provides business and consumer banking, mortgage, financial planning, trust and investment services through 181 banking offices, 501 ATMs, telephone banking and the Internet.  Webster Bank owns the asset-based lending firm Webster Business Credit Corporation, Center Capital Corporation, an equipment finance company headquartered in Farmington, Conn., and provides health savings account trustee and administrative services through HSA Bank, a division of Webster Bank. Member FDIC and equal housing lender. For more information about Webster, including past press releases and the latest annual report, visit the Webster website at www.websteronline.com.

      Conference Call

      A conference call covering Webster's fourth quarter earnings announcement will be held today, Friday, January 22, at 9:00 a.m. EST and may be heard through Webster's investor relations website at www.wbst.com, or in listen-only mode by calling 1-877-407-8289 or 201-689-8341 internationally. The call will be archived on the website and available for future retrieval.

      Forward-Looking Statements

      This release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 (the "Act"). Forward-looking statements can be identified by words such as "believes", "anticipates", "expects", "intends", "targeted", "continue", "remain", "will", "should", "may", "plans", "estimates" and similar references to future periods, however such words are not the exclusive means of identifying such statements.  Examples of forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: (i) projections of revenues, expenses, income or loss, earnings or loss per share, and other financial items; (ii) statements of plans, objectives and expectations of Webster or its management or Board of Directors; (iii) statements of future economic performance; and (iv) statements of assumptions underlying such statements. Forward-looking statements are based on Webster's current expectations and assumptions regarding its business, the economy and other future conditions. Because forward-looking statements relate to the future, they are subject to inherent uncertainties, risks and changes in circumstances that are difficult to predict. Webster's actual results may differ materially from those contemplated by the forward-looking statements, which are neither statements of historical fact nor guarantees or assurances of future performance. Factors that could cause actual results to differ from those discussed in the forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to: (1) local, regional, national and international economic conditions; (2) government intervention in the U.S. financial system; (3) changes in the level of non-performing assets and charge-offs; (4) inflation, interest rate, securities market and monetary fluctuations, and management's estimates and projections of such fluctuations; (5) the timely development and acceptance of new products and services and perceived overall value of these products and services by users; (6) changes in management's estimate of the adequacy of the allowance for loan losses; (7) the risks associated with the continued diversification of assets and adverse changes to credit quality; (8) technological changes; (9) the Company's ability to increase market share and control expenses; (10) changes in laws, regulations and policies (including tax, banking, securities and insurance laws, regulations and policies); (11) changes in applicable accounting policies and practice; (12) legal and regulatory developments including the resolution of legal proceedings or regulatory or other governmental inquiries and the results of regulatory examinations or reviews; (13) the Company's success at managing the risks involved in the foregoing items; and (14) the other factors that are described in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K under the heading "Risk Factors." Any forward-looking statement made by the Company in this release speaks only as of the date on which it is made. Factors or events that could cause the Company's actual results to differ may emerge from time to time, and it is not possible for the Company to predict all of them. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future developments or otherwise, except as may be required by law.

      Non-GAAP Financial Measures

      In addition to results presented in accordance with GAAP, this press release contains certain non-GAAP financial measures. A reconciliation of net income and other performance ratios, as adjusted, is included in the accompanying selected financial highlights table.

      We believe that providing certain non-GAAP financial measures provides investors with information useful in understanding our financial performance, our performance trends and financial position. Specifically, we provide measures based on what we believe are our operating earnings on a consistent basis and exclude non-core operating items which affect the GAAP reporting of results of operations. We utilize these measures for internal planning and forecasting purposes. We, as well as securities analysts, investors and other interested parties, also use these measures to compare peer company operating performance. We believe that our presentation and discussion, together with the accompanying reconciliations, provides a complete understanding of factors and trends affecting our business and allows investors to view performance in a manner similar to management. These non-GAAP measures should not be considered a substitute for GAAP basis measures and results and we strongly encourage investors to review our consolidated financial statements in their entirety and not to rely on any single financial measure. Because non-GAAP financial measures are not standardized, it may not be possible to compare these financial measures with other companies' non-GAAP financial measures having the same or similar names.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Selected Financial Highlights (unaudited)


      At or for the Three


      At or for the Twelve


      Months Ended December 31,


      Months Ended December 31,

      (In thousands, except per share data)

      2009

      2008


      2009

      2008











      Net loss and performance ratios (annualized):




















      Net loss

      $       (13,696)


      $  (300,286)



      $       (75,632)


      $  (320,970)


      Net loss per diluted common share

      (0.84)


      (5.91)



      (2.14)


      (6.42)


      Return on average shareholders' equity

      (2.81)

      %

      (61.69)

      %


      (4.02)

      %

      (17.55)

      %

      Return on average tangible equity

      (3.91)


      (99.44)



      (5.68)


      (29.68)


      Return on average assets

      (0.31)


      (6.87)



      (0.43)


      (1.85)












      Loss from continuing operations and performance ratios (annualized):




















      Loss from continuing operations attributable to Webster Financial Corporation

      $       (13,685)


      $  (300,294)



      $       (75,934)


      $  (317,897)


      Net loss from continuing operations per diluted common share

      (0.84)


      (5.91)



      (2.15)


      (6.36)


      Return on average shareholders' equity

      (2.81)

      %

      (61.70)

      %


      (4.04)

      %

      (17.39)

      %

      Return on average tangible equity

      (3.91)


      (99.45)



      (5.71)


      (29.40)


      Return on average assets

      (0.31)


      (6.87)



      (0.43)


      (1.84)


      Noninterest income as a percentage of total revenue

      29.06 


      (213.84)



      27.45 


      (5.87)


      Efficiency ratio (a)

      64.88 


      58.96 



      65.92 


      62.38 












      Asset quality:




















      Allowance for loan losses

      $      341,184 


      $    235,329 



      $      341,184 


      $    235,329 


      Nonperforming assets

      401,965 


      263,189 



      401,965 


      263,189 


      Allowance for loan losses / total loans

      3.09 

      %

      1.93 

      %


      3.09 

      %

      1.93 

      %

      Net charge-offs / average loans (annualized)

      1.85 


      1.66 



      1.68 


      1.09 


      Nonperforming loans / total loans

      3.38 


      1.91 



      3.38 


      1.91 


      Nonperforming assets / total loans plus OREO

      3.63 


      2.15 



      3.63 


      2.15 


      Allowance for loan losses / nonperforming loans

      91.48 


      101.19 



      91.48 


      101.19 












      Other ratios (annualized):




















      Tangible capital ratio

      8.10 

      %

      7.70 

      %


      8.10 

      %

      7.70 

      %

      Tangible common equity ratio

      5.64 


      4.08 



      5.64 


      4.08 


      Total-risk based capital (d)

      15.34 


      15.20 



      15.34 


      15.20 


      Tier 1 common equity / risk weighted assets (d)

      7.83 


      5.66 



      7.83 


      5.66 


      Shareholders' equity / total assets

      10.98 


      10.66 



      10.98 


      10.66 


      Interest-rate spread

      3.20 


      3.11 



      3.07 


      3.21 


      Net interest margin

      3.26 


      3.20 



      3.13 


      3.28 












      Share related:




















      Book value per common share

      $          19.60 


      $        23.78 



      $          19.60 


      $        23.78 


      Tangible book value per common share

      12.57 


      13.35 



      12.57 


      13.35 


      Common stock closing price

      11.87 


      13.78 



      11.87 


      13.78 


      Dividends declared per common share

      0.01 


      0.30 



      0.04 


      1.20 












      Common shares issued and outstanding

      77,893 


      52,884 



      77,893 


      52,884 


      Basic shares (average)

      71,445 


      52,031 



      60,943 


      52,020 


      Diluted shares (average)

      72,747 


      52,031 



      63,917 


      52,020 












      Footnotes:










      (a)   Calculated using SNL's methodology - noninterest expense (excluding foreclosed property expenses, intangible amortization, goodwill impairments and other charges) as a percentage of net interest income (FTE basis) plus noninterest income (excluding gain/loss on securities and other charges).

      (b)   For purposes of the yield computation, unrealized gains (losses) on securities available for sale are excluded from the average balance.

      (c)   NCLC is defined as National Construction Lending Center.

      (d)   The ratios presented are projected for the 2009 reporting periods and actual for the 2008 reporting periods.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Consolidated Balance Sheet   (unaudited)



      December 31,


      September 30,


      December 31,

      (In thousands)

      2009


      2009


      2008


      Assets:













      Cash and due from depository institutions

      $         171,184 


      $         173,437 


      $        259,208 

      Short-term investments

      390,310 


      360,618 


      22,154 








      Investment securities:







      Trading, at fair value

      - 


      - 


      77 


      Available for sale, at fair value

      2,126,043 


      1,912,283 


      1,188,705 


      Held-to-maturity

      2,658,869 


      2,702,881 


      2,522,511 


        Total securities

      4,784,912 


      4,615,164 


      3,711,293 








      Loans held for sale

      12,528 


      37,005 


      24,524 








      Loans:






       Residential mortgages

      2,903,637 


      2,843,066 


      3,068,441 

       Consumer

      3,020,714 


      3,094,927 


      3,300,169 

       Commercial

      2,930,239 


      3,169,425 


      3,586,807 

       Commercial real estate

      2,182,120 


      2,214,941 


      2,232,174 


        Total loans

      11,036,710 


      11,322,359 


      12,187,591 

      Allowance for loan losses

      (341,184)


      (326,406)


      (235,329)


        Loans, net

      10,695,526 


      10,995,953 


      11,952,262 








      Accrued interest receivable

      65,041 


      70,007 


      74,307 

      Prepaid FDIC premiums

      79,241 


      - 


      - 

      Federal Home Loan Bank and Federal Reserve Bank stock

      140,874 


      140,874 


      134,874 

      Premises and equipment, net

      178,422 


      179,353 


      185,928 

      Goodwill and other intangible assets, net

      556,752 


      559,592 


      563,926 

      Cash surrender value of life insurance

      289,486 


      286,806 


      279,807 

      Deferred tax assets, net

      121,733 


      139,458 


      189,337 

      Prepaid expenses and other assets

      253,188 


      250,019 


      185,917 








      Total Assets

      $    17,739,197 


      $    17,808,286 


      $   17,583,537 








      Liabilities and Equity:













      Deposits:






       Demand deposits

      $      1,664,958 


      $      1,571,980 


      $     1,493,295 

       NOW accounts

      2,912,510 


      2,544,260 


      1,802,250 

       Money market deposit accounts

      1,991,423 


      2,209,145 


      1,356,361 

       Savings accounts

      3,146,603 


      2,996,318 


      2,361,169 

       Certificates of deposit

      3,830,865 


      4,148,759 


      4,677,615 

       Brokered deposits

      85,768 


      130,268 


      194,200 


        Total deposits

      13,632,127 


      13,600,730 


      11,884,890 








      Securities sold under agreements to repurchase and







      other short-term debt

      856,846 


      872,030 


      1,570,971 

      Federal Home Loan Bank advances

      544,651 


      663,210 


      1,335,996 

      Long-term debt

      588,419 


      589,600 


      687,797 

      Accrued expenses and other liabilities

      159,120 


      185,342 


      220,145 


        Total liabilities

      15,781,163 


      15,910,912 


      15,699,799 








      Shareholders' equity

      1,948,393 


      1,887,734 


      1,874,119 

      Noncontrolling interests

      9,641 


      9,640 


      9,619 


        Total equity

      1,958,034 


      1,897,374 


      1,883,738 















      Total Liabilities and Equity

      $    17,739,197 


      $    17,808,286 


      $   17,583,537 








       See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.  




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Consolidated Statements of Operations (unaudited)


      Three Months Ended


      Twelve Months Ended


      December 31,


      December 31,

      (In thousands, except per share data)

      2009


      2008


      2009


      2008









      Interest income:








      Loans including fees

      $ 127,069 


      $  168,200 


      $ 536,635 


      $  710,621 

      Investment securities

      54,029 


      40,398 


      206,630 


      157,055 

      Loans held for sale

      364 


      51 


      2,077 


      1,597 

        Total interest income

      181,462 


      208,649 


      745,342 


      869,273 









      Interest expense:








      Deposits

      35,937 


      57,154 


      180,804 


      250,182 

      Borrowings

      15,044 


      25,427 


      69,900 


      113,300 

        Total interest expense

      50,981 


      82,581 


      250,704 


      363,482 









        Net interest income

      130,481 


      126,068 


      494,638 


      505,791 

      Provision for credit losses

      67,000 


      100,000 


      303,000 


      186,300 

        Net interest income after provision for credit losses

      63,481 


      26,068 


      191,638 


      319,491 









      Non-interest income:








      Deposit service fees

      30,634 


      30,018 


      119,421 


      120,132 

      Loan related fees

      6,501 


      7,147 


      24,890 


      29,067 

      Wealth and investment services

      6,009 


      6,480 


      24,000 


      28,140 

      Mortgage banking activities

      1,456 


      336 


      6,901 


      1,230 

      Increase in cash surrender value of life insurance

      2,680 


      2,631 


      10,629 


      10,441 

      Net gain (loss) on sale of investment securities

      53 


      (4,233)


      (13,810)


      (6,094)

      Other income

      2,649 


      1,315 


      7,766 


      6,684 


      49,982 


      43,694 


      179,797 


      189,600 

      Gain on the exchange of trust preferreds for common stock

      - 


      - 


      24,336 


      - 

      Gain on early extinguishment of subordinated notes

      - 


      - 


      5,993 


      - 

      Loss on write-down of investments to fair value

      (77)


      (129,593)


      (28,477)


      (219,277)

      Visa share transactions

      - 


      - 


      1,907 


      1,625 

      Warrants - fair value adjustment

      3,552 


      - 


      3,552 


      - 

         Total non-interest income

      53,457 


      (85,899)


      187,108 


      (28,052)









      Non-interest expenses:








      Compensation and benefits

      61,644 


      52,078 


      237,074 


      239,701 

      Occupancy

      14,061 


      13,406 


      55,522 


      53,043 

      Furniture and equipment

      15,299 


      15,469 


      60,926 


      61,155 

      Marketing

      4,365 


      2,895 


      14,469 


      13,956 

      Outside services

      4,209 


      4,101 


      15,015 


      15,758 

      Intangible amortization

      1,409 


      1,463 


      5,743 


      5,939 

      Foreclosed and repossessed asset expenses

      2,192 


      1,799 


      7,060 


      4,643 

      Foreclosed and repossessed asset write-downs

      2,745 


      1,615 


      11,099 


      4,300 

      FDIC deposit insurance assessment

      5,565 


      3,468 


      22,056 


      4,698 

      Other expenses

      14,193 


      13,379 


      58,175 


      57,442 


      125,682 


      109,673 


      487,139 


      460,635 

      Severance and other costs

      6,533 


      5,905 


      12,255 


      16,158 

      Impairment of goodwill

      - 


      188,866 


      - 


      198,379 

      FDIC special assessment

      - 


      - 


      8,000 


      - 

        Total non-interest expenses

      132,215 


      304,444 


      507,394 


      675,172 









      Loss from continuing operations before income taxes

      (15,277)


      (364,275)


      (128,648)


      (383,733)

      Income tax benefit

      (1,593)


      (63,980)


      (52,736)


      (65,840)

        Loss from continuing operations

      (13,684)


      (300,295)


      (75,912)


      (317,893)

      (Loss) income from discontinued operations, net of tax

      (11)


      8 


      302 


      (3,073)

        Consolidated net loss

      $ (13,695)


      $ (300,287)


      $ (75,610)


      $ (320,966)

      Less: Net income (loss) attributable to noncontrolling interests

      1 


      (1)


      22 


      4 

       Net loss attributable to Webster Financial Corporation

      (13,696)


      (300,286)


      (75,632)


      (320,970)

      Preferred stock dividends, accretion and extinguishment gain

      (40,704)


      (7,308)


      (9,620)


      (12,947)

        Net loss available to common shareholders

      $ (54,400)


      $ (307,594)


      $ (85,252)


      $ (333,917)









        Diluted shares (average)

      72,747 


      52,031 


      63,917 


      52,020 









      Net loss per common share:








      Basic








        Loss from continuing operations

      $     (0.76)


      $       (5.91)


      $     (1.41)


      $       (6.36)

        Net loss

      (0.76)


      (5.91)


      (1.40)


      (6.42)

      Diluted








        Loss from continuing operations

      (0.84)


      (5.91)


      (2.15)


      (6.36)

        Net loss

      (0.84)


      (5.91)


      (2.14)


      (6.42)

      See  Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Five Quarter Consolidated Statements of Operations (unaudited)












      Three Months Ended












      Dec. 31,


      Sept. 30,


      June 30,


      March 31,


      Dec. 31,

      (In thousands, except per share data)

      2009


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2008











      Interest income:










      Loans including fees

      $ 127,069 


      $ 131,266 


      $ 137,533 


      $ 140,767 


      $  168,200 

      Investment securities

      54,029 


      52,975 


      48,799 


      50,827 


      40,398 

      Loans held for sale

      364 


      716 


      833 


      164 


      51 

      Total interest income

      181,462 


      184,957 


      187,165 


      191,758 


      208,649 











      Interest expense:










      Deposits

      35,937 


      41,977 


      49,982 


      52,908 


      57,154 

      Borrowings

      15,044 


      16,308 


      17,895 


      20,653 


      25,427 

      Total interest expense

      50,981 


      58,285 


      67,877 


      73,561 


      82,581 











      Net interest income

      130,481 


      126,672 


      119,288 


      118,197 


      126,068 

      Provision for credit losses

      67,000 


      85,000 


      85,000 


      66,000 


      100,000 

      Net interest income after provision for credit losses

      63,481 


      41,672 


      34,288 


      52,197 


      26,068 











      Noninterest income:










      Deposit service fees

      30,634 


      30,844 


      29,984 


      27,959 


      30,018 

      Loan related fees

      6,501 


      5,557 


      6,350 


      6,482 


      7,147 

      Wealth and investment services

      6,009 


      6,160 


      6,081 


      5,750 


      6,480 

      Mortgage banking activities

      1,456 


      1,406 


      3,433 


      606 


      336 

      Increase in cash surrender value of life insurance

      2,680 


      2,692 


      2,665 


      2,592 


      2,631 

      Net gain (loss) on sale of investment securities

      53 


      (4,728)


      (13,593)


      4,458 


      (4,233)

      Other income

      2,649 


      3,517 


      1,325 


      275 


      1,315 


      49,982 


      45,448 


      36,245 


      48,122 


      43,694 

      Gain on the exchange of trust preferreds for common stock

      - 


      - 


      24,336 


      - 


      - 

      Gain on early extinguishment of debt and swaps

      - 


      - 


      - 


      5,993 


      - 

      Loss on write-down of investments to fair value

      (77)


      (1,290)


      (27,110)


      - 


      (129,593)

      Warrants - fair value adjustment

      3,552 


      - 


      - 


      - 


      - 

      Visa share transactions

      - 


      - 


      1,907 


      - 


      - 

      Total noninterest income

      53,457 


      44,158 


      35,378 


      54,115 


      (85,899)











      Noninterest expenses:










      Compensation and benefits

      61,644 


      59,772 


      59,189 


      56,469 


      52,078 

      Occupancy

      14,061 


      13,572 


      13,594 


      14,295 


      13,406 

      Furniture and equipment

      15,299 


      15,199 


      15,288 


      15,140 


      15,469 

      Marketing

      4,365 


      3,802 


      3,196 


      3,106 


      2,895 

      Outside services

      4,209 


      3,628 


      3,394 


      3,784 


      4,101 

      Intangible amortization

      1,409 


      1,421 


      1,450 


      1,463 


      1,463 

      Foreclosed and repossessed asset expenses

      2,192 


      1,733 


      1,799 


      1,179 


      1,799 

      Foreclosed and repossessed asset write-downs

      2,745 


      2,232 


      2,829 


      3,450 


      1,615 

      FDIC deposit insurance assessment

      5,565 


      5,942 


      5,959 


      4,590 


      3,468 

      Other expenses

      14,193 


      15,616 


      14,066 


      14,302 


      13,379 


      125,682 


      122,917 


      120,764 


      117,778 


      109,673 

      Severance and other costs

      6,533 


      4,169 


      1,313 


      240 


      5,905 

      FDIC special assessment

      - 


      - 


      8,000 


      - 


      - 

      Goodwill impairment

      - 


      - 


      - 


      - 


      188,866 

      Total noninterest expenses

      132,215 


      127,086 


      130,077 


      118,018 


      304,444 











      Loss from continuing operations before income taxes

      (15,277)


      (41,256)


      (60,411)


      (11,706)


      (364,275)

      Income tax benefit

      (1,593)


      (22,014)


      (28,536)


      (593)


      (63,980)

        Loss from continuing operations

      (13,684)


      (19,242)


      (31,875)


      (11,113)


      (300,295)

      (Loss) income from discontinued operations, net of tax

      (11)


      - 


      313 


      - 


      8 

        Consolidated net loss

      $ (13,695)


      $ (19,242)


      $ (31,562)


      $ (11,113)


      $ (300,287)

      Less: Net income (loss) attributable to noncontrolling interests

      1 


      8 


      - 


      13 


      (1)

       Net loss attributable to Webster Financial Corporation

      (13,696)


      $ (19,250)


      $ (31,562)


      $ (11,126)


      $ (300,286)

      Preferred stock dividends, accretion and extinguishment gain

      (40,704)


      (6,850)


      48,361 


      (10,430)


      (7,308)

        Net (loss) income available to common shareholders

      $ (54,400)


      $ (26,100)


      $   16,799 


      $ (21,556)


      $ (307,594)











        Diluted shares (average)

      72,386 


      66,281 


      53,398 


      52,102 


      52,031 











      Net income (loss) per common share:










      Basic










        (Loss) income from continuing operations

      $     (0.76)


      $     (0.39)


      $       0.31 


      $     (0.41)


      $       (5.91)

        Net (loss) income

      (0.76)


      (0.39)


      0.31 


      (0.41)


      (5.91)

      Diluted










        Loss from continuing operations

      (0.84)


      (0.39)


      (0.66)


      (0.41)


      (5.91)

        Net loss

      (0.84)


      (0.39)


      (0.66)


      (0.41)


      (5.91)











       See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION








      Five Quarter Interest-Rate Spreads   (unaudited)



      Three Months Ended



      December 31,


      September 30,


      June 30,


      March 31,


      December 31,




      2009


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2008















      Interest-rate spread












      Yield on interest-earning assets

      4.50

      %

      4.60

      %

      4.72

      %

      4.82

      %

      5.24

      %


      Cost of interest-bearing liabilities

      1.30


      1.48


      1.76


      1.91


      2.13



         Interest-rate spread

      3.20

      %

      3.12

      %

      2.96

      %

      2.91

      %

      3.11

      %














         Net interest margin

      3.26

      %

      3.18

      %

      3.04

      %

      2.99

      %

      3.20

      %




      Consolidated Average Balances, Yields and Rates Paid   (unaudited)










      Three Months Ended December 31,

      2009


      2008








      Fully tax-






      Fully tax-




      Average




      equivalent


      Average




      equivalent


      (Dollars in thousands)

      balance


      Interest


      yield/rate


      balance


      Interest


      yield/rate
















      Assets:














      Interest-earning assets:














      Loans

      $       11,182,063 


      $        127,069 


      4.50

      %

      $  12,769,534 


      $      168,200 


      5.22

      %


      Investment securities (b)

      4,673,090 


      56,607 


      4.86


      3,000,195 


      42,918 


      5.42



      Loans held for sale

      41,250 


      364 


      3.53


      4,093 


      51 


      4.99



      Federal Home Loan and Federal Reserve Bank stock

      140,874 


      716 


      2.02


      134,874 


      1,196 


      3.53



      Short-term investments

      317,183 


      211 


      0.26


      11,399 


      40 


      1.38



        Total interest-earning assets

      16,354,460 


      184,967 


      4.50


      15,920,095 


      212,405 


      5.24



      Noninterest-earning assets

      1,331,093 






      1,570,208 







        Total assets

      $       17,685,553 






      $  17,490,303 




















      Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity:














      Interest-bearing liabilities:














      Demand deposits

      $         1,639,058 


      $                 - 


      -

      %

      $    1,510,066 


      $                - 


      -

      %


      Savings, NOW and money market














         deposit accounts

      7,749,872 


      14,429 


      0.74


      5,550,224 


      17,849 


      1.28



      Time deposits

      4,110,743 


      21,508 


      2.08


      4,823,332 


      39,305 


      3.24



        Total deposits

      13,499,673 


      35,937 


      1.06


      11,883,622 


      57,154 


      1.91



      Securities sold under agreements to repurchase














       and other short-term debt

      884,867 


      4,449 


      1.97


      1,446,049 


      6,345 


      1.72



      Federal Home Loan Bank advances

      594,919 


      5,259 


      3.46


      1,384,706 


      8,630 


      2.44



      Long-term debt

      589,548 


      5,336 


      3.62


      665,382 


      10,452 


      6.28



        Total borrowings

      2,069,334 


      15,044 


      2.87


      3,496,137 


      25,427 


      2.87



        Total interest-bearing liabilities

      15,569,007 


      50,981 


      1.30


      15,379,759 


      82,581 


      2.13



      Noninterest-bearing liabilities

      158,592 






      154,048 







        Total liabilities

      15,727,599 






      15,533,807 





















      Noncontrolling interests

      9,638 






      9,577 





















      Shareholders' equity

      1,948,316 






      1,946,919 







        Total liabilities and shareholders' equity

      $       17,685,553 






      $  17,490,303 







      Tax-equivalent net interest income



      133,986 






      129,824 





      Less: tax-equivalent adjustment



      (3,505)






      (3,756)



















      Net interest income



      $        130,481 






      $      126,068 



















      Interest-rate spread





      3.20

      %





      3.11

      %


      Net interest margin





      3.26

      %





      3.20

      %





























      See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Consolidated Average Balances, Yields and Rates Paid   (unaudited)










      Twelve Months Ended December 31,

      2009


      2008







      Fully tax-






      Fully tax-




      Average




      equivalent


      Average




      equivalent


      (Dollars in thousands)

      balance


      Interest


      yield/rate


      balance


      Interest


      yield/rate
















      Assets:














      Interest-earning assets:














      Loans

      $        11,697,078 


      $        536,635 


      4.59

      %

      $  12,700,933 


      $ 710,621 


      5.60

      %


      Investment securities (b)

      4,150,969 


      217,961 


      5.18


      2,895,616 


      166,312 


      5.56



      Loans held for sale

      52,131 


      2,077 


      3.98


      27,366 


      1,597 


      5.83



      Federal Home Loan and Federal Reserve Bank stock

      137,931 


      2,685 


      1.95


      127,423 


      5,501 


      4.32



      Short-term investments

      156,553 


      471 


      0.30


      6,422 


      146 


      2.27



        Total interest-earning assets

      16,194,662 


      759,829 


      4.68


      15,757,760 


      884,177 


      5.58



      Noninterest-earning assets

      1,395,821 






      1,546,699 







        Total assets

      $        17,590,483 






      $  17,304,459 




















      Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity:














      Interest-bearing liabilities:














      Demand deposits

      $          1,578,356 


      $                    - 


      -

      %

      $    1,487,661 


      $           - 


      -

      %


      Savings, NOW and money market














         deposit accounts

      6,977,196 


      60,971 


      0.87


      5,776,660 


      80,994 


      1.40



      Time deposits

      4,525,770 


      119,833 


      2.65


      4,764,386 


      169,188 


      3.55



        Total deposits

      13,081,322 


      180,804 


      1.38


      12,028,707 


      250,182 


      2.08



      Securities sold under agreements to repurchase














       and other short-term debt

      1,124,118 


      19,275 


      1.71


      1,359,318 


      34,643 


      2.55



      Federal Home Loan Bank advances

      697,711 


      25,286 


      3.62


      1,269,098 


      39,236 


      3.09



      Long-term debt

      628,145 


      25,339 


      4.03


      660,146 


      39,421 


      5.97



        Total borrowings

      2,449,974 


      69,900 


      2.85


      3,288,562 


      113,300 


      3.45



        Total interest-bearing liabilities

      15,531,296 


      250,704 


      1.61


      15,317,269 


      363,482 


      2.37



      Noninterest-bearing liabilities

      168,970 






      149,236 







        Total liabilities

      15,700,266 






      15,466,505 





















      Noncontrolling interests

      9,631 






      9,577 





















      Shareholders' equity

      1,880,586 






      1,828,377 







        Total liabilities and shareholders' equity

      $        17,590,483 






      $  17,304,459 










      509,125 






      520,695 





      Less: tax-equivalent adjustment



      (14,487)






      (14,904)



















      Net interest income



      $        494,638 






      $ 505,791 



















      Interest-rate spread





      3.07

      %





      3.21

      %


      Net interest margin





      3.13

      %





      3.28

      %





























       See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.  




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION
























      Five Quarter Loan balances (unaudited)















      Dec. 31,


      Sep. 30,


      June 30,


      March 31,


      Dec. 31,

      (Dollars in thousands)


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2008














      Loan Balances (actuals):











        Continuing Portfolio:













        Residential mortgages


      $   2,898,820 


      $   2,837,240 


      $   2,875,415 


      $   3,170,908 


      $   3,049,706 



        Consumer


      2,801,589 


      2,863,622 


      2,910,275 


      2,979,117 


      3,016,524 



        Commercial


      1,505,956 


      1,619,284 


      1,711,995 


      1,738,640 


      1,797,135 



        Equipment financing


      897,802 


      951,500 


      998,258 


      1,016,718 


      1,037,077 



        Asset based lending


      526,481 


      598,641 


      623,357 


      659,694 


      752,595 



        Commercial real estate


      2,067,862 


      2,086,298 


      2,091,811 


      2,094,751 


      2,070,641 



        Residential development


      114,258 


      128,643 


      143,965 


      155,544 


      161,533 



           Total continuing


      10,812,768 


      11,085,228 


      11,355,076 


      11,815,372 


      11,885,211 



           Allowance for loan losses


      (287,784)


      (269,306)


      (264,159)


      (226,562)


      (191,426)



           Total continuing, net


      10,524,984 


      10,815,922 


      11,090,917 


      11,588,810 


      11,693,785 

        Liquidating Portfolio:













         NCLC (c)


      4,817 


      5,826 


      6,540 


      13,174 


      18,735 



         Consumer


      219,125 


      231,305 


      249,086 


      266,913 


      283,645 



           Total liquidating portfolio


      223,942 


      237,131 


      255,626 


      280,087 


      302,380 



           Allowance for loan losses


      (53,400)


      (57,100)


      (41,840)


      (44,367)


      (43,903)



           Total liquidating, net


      170,542 


      180,031 


      213,786 


      235,720 


      258,477 














      Total Loan Balances (actuals)


      11,036,710 


      11,322,359 


      11,610,702 


      12,095,459 


      12,187,591 

      Allowance for loan losses


      (341,184)


      (326,406)


      (305,999)


      (270,929)


      (235,329)

      Loans (net)


      $ 10,695,526 


      $ 10,995,953 


      $ 11,304,703 


      $ 11,824,530 


      $ 11,952,262 



























      Loan Balances (average):











        Continuing Portfolio:













        Residential mortgages


      $   2,860,204 


      $   2,831,440 


      $   3,127,099 


      $   3,092,512 


      $   3,449,202 



        Consumer


      2,834,923 


      2,884,543 


      2,951,691 


      3,012,178 


      2,989,393 



        Commercial


      1,548,470 


      1,675,289 


      1,750,996 


      1,784,062 


      1,811,527 



        Equipment finance


      930,050 


      975,552 


      1,011,999 


      1,026,322 


      1,015,340 



        Asset based lending


      577,330 


      622,472 


      652,197 


      701,263 


      842,148 



        Commercial real estate


      2,075,754 


      2,089,643 


      2,090,615 


      2,083,861 


      2,182,228 



        Residential development


      125,320 


      139,040 


      150,674 


      158,924 


      161,533 



           Total continuing


      10,952,051 


      11,217,979 


      11,735,271 


      11,859,122 


      12,451,371 



           Allowance for loan losses


      (277,870)


      (260,472)


      (248,701)


      (204,619)


      (167,230)



           Total continuing, net


      10,674,181 


      10,957,507 


      11,486,570 


      11,654,503 


      12,284,141 

        Liquidating Portfolio:













         NCLC (c)


      5,661 


      6,414 


      10,090 


      15,675 


      24,199 



         Consumer


      224,351 


      240,675 


      258,001 


      276,219 


      293,964 



           Total liquidating portfolio


      230,012 


      247,089 


      268,091 


      291,894 


      318,163 



           Allowance for loan losses


      (53,400)


      (57,100)


      (41,840)


      (44,367)


      (43,903)



           Total liquidating, net


      176,612 


      189,989 


      226,251 


      247,527 


      274,260 














      Total Loan Balances (average)


      11,182,063 


      11,465,068 


      12,003,362 


      12,151,016 


      12,769,534 

      Allowance for loan losses


      (331,270)


      (317,572)


      (290,541)


      (248,986)


      (211,133)

      Loans (net)


      $ 10,850,793 


      $ 11,147,496 


      $ 11,712,821 


      $ 11,902,030 


      $ 12,558,401 














      See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Five Quarter Nonperforming Assets (unaudited)




      Dec. 31,


      Sept. 30,


      June 30,


      March 31,


      Dec. 31,

      (Dollars in thousands)

      2009


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2008













      Nonperforming loans:










        Continuing Portfolio:












      Residential mortgages

      $      70,311


      $   66,180


      $   59,775


      $   55,962


      $   48,731



      Performing non-accrual residential mortgages

      39,256


      43,581


      33,822


      10,849


      3,771



      Commercial

      56,632


      61,746


      68,979


      65,073


      32,915



      Equipment financing

      30,152


      31,784


      35,675


      16,056


      13,138



      Asset based lending

      13,982


      5,064


      24,456


      29,353


      17,072



      Commercial real estate

      56,144


      47,644


      16,707


      12,604


      8,032



      Residential development

      47,264


      44,821


      46,808


      54,147


      48,628



      Consumer

      31,299


      33,837


      33,816


      37,518


      29,627



      Performing non-accrual consumer

      7,456


      6,000


      4,534


      2,652


      312


      Nonperforming loans - continuing portfolio

      352,496


      340,657


      324,572


      284,214


      202,226













        Liquidating Portfolio:












      NCLC (c)

      3,408


      4,089


      5,628


      12,259


      12,821



      Performing non-accrual NCLC

      825


      825


      -


      -


      581



      Consumer

      13,915


      14,030


      19,521


      19,510


      16,757



      Performing non-accrual consumer

      2,333


      1,475


      674


      185


      181


      Nonperforming loans - liquidating portfolio

      20,481


      20,419


      25,823


      31,954


      30,340

      Total nonperforming loans

      $    372,977


      $ 361,076


      $ 350,395


      $ 316,168


      $ 232,566













      Other real estate owned and repossessed assets:










        Continuing Portfolio:












      Residential mortgages

      $        4,131


      $     2,872


      $     1,808


      $     1,399


      $     1,863



      Commercial

      11,621


      13,225


      9,340


      10,361


      9,782



      Equipment financing

      6,522


      8,479


      10,322


      13,352


      13,086



      Asset based lending

      -


      -


      -


      -


      -



      Commercial real estate

      -


      -


      -


      -


      -



      Residential development

      -


      -


      -


      -


      -



      Consumer

      5,017


      4,833


      5,571


      369


      1,244


      Total continuing

      27,291


      29,409


      27,041


      25,481


      25,975













        Liquidating Portfolio:












      NCLC (c)

      1,401


      3,108


      5,836


      5,563


      3,519



      Consumer

      296


      -


      931


      1,139


      1,129


      Nonperforming loans - liquidating portfolio

      1,697


      3,108


      6,767


      6,702


      4,648

      Total other real estate owned and repossessed assets

      $      28,988


      $   32,517


      $   33,808


      $   32,183


      $   30,623

      Total nonperforming assets

      $    401,965


      $ 393,593


      $ 384,203


      $ 348,351


      $ 263,189













      See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Five Quarter Past Due Loans (unaudited)




      Dec. 31,


      Sept. 30,


      June 30,


      March 31,


      Dec. 31,

      (Dollars in thousands)

      2009


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2008













      Past due 30-89 days:






















      Accruing loans:










        Continuing Portfolio:












      Residential mortgages

      $    36,086


      $   38,927


      $   39,955


      $   45,798


      $   45,909



      Commercial

      7,870


      9,735


      8,460


      8,033


      15,817



      Equipment financing

      10,642


      10,407


      13,464


      16,404


      9,860



      Asset based lending

      -


      -


      -


      145


      3,676



      Commercial real estate

      8,184


      23,872


      19,053


      8,373


      7,158



      Residential development

      551


      776


      3,210


      1,004


      2,096



      Consumer

      27,214


      31,178


      28,354


      33,092


      33,848


      Past Due 30-89 days - continuing portfolio

      90,547


      114,895


      112,496


      112,849


      118,364













        Liquidating Portfolio:












      NCLC (c)

      582


      910


      1


      1


      4,487



      Consumer

      9,804


      11,680


      9,880


      12,244


      15,621


      Past Due 30-89 days - liquidating portfolio

      10,386


      12,590


      9,881


      12,245


      20,108













      Accruing loans past due 90 days or more:












      Residential mortgages

      -


      -


      -


      -


      -



      Commercial

      50


      2,685


      445


      573


      459



      Equipment financing

      -


      -


      -


      -


      -



      Asset based lending

      -


      -


      -


      -


      -



      Commercial real estate

      236


      206


      475


      -


      450



      Residential development

      -


      -


      -


      150


      201



      Consumer

      -


      -


      -


      -


      -


      Accruing loans past due 90 days or more:

      286


      2,891


      920


      723


      1,110













      Total past due loans

      $  101,219


      $ 130,376


      $ 123,297


      $ 125,817


      $ 139,582













      See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Five Quarter Changes in the Allowance for Credit Losses (unaudited)





      For the Three Months Ended





      Dec. 31,


      Sept. 30,


      June 30,


      March 31,


      Dec. 31,

      (Dollars in thousands)


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2008














      Beginning balance


      $    336,511 


      $ 316,037 


      $ 281,729 


      $ 245,829 


      $ 198,669 

      Provision


      67,000 


      85,000 


      85,000 


      66,000 


      100,000 

      Allowance for sold loans


      (469)


      - 


      - 


      - 


      - 














      Charge-offs continuing portfolio:













      Residential mortgages


      2,858 


      2,721 


      4,793 


      2,964 


      3,778 



      Commercial


      6,094 


      13,729 


      8,983 


      5,388 


      5,416 



      Equipment financing


      13,302 


      7,939 


      6,324 


      2,236 


      1,222 



      Asset based lending


      1,099 


      15,926 


      5,297 


      2,981 


      176 



      Commercial real estate


      4,605 


      - 


      - 


      - 


      53 



      Residential development


      6,600 


      3,019 


      2,350 


      48 


      30,158 



      Consumer


      10,723 


      10,237 


      10,242 


      6,541 


      3,887 


      Charge-offs continuing portfolio


      45,281 


      53,571 


      37,989 


      20,158 


      44,690 














      Charge-offs liquidating portfolio:













      NCLC (c)


      1,068 


      135 


      3,387 


      2,086 


      777 



      Consumer


      8,232 


      13,256 


      10,825 


      9,911 


      8,779 


      Charge-offs liquidating portfolio


      9,300 


      13,391 


      14,212 


      11,997 


      9,556 

      Total charge-offs


      54,581 


      66,962 


      52,201 


      32,155 


      54,246 














      Recoveries continuing portfolio:













      Residential mortgages


      82 


      277 


      115 


      24 


      85 



      Commercial


      476 


      435 


      230 


      378 


      225 



      Equipment financing


      898 


      821 


      203 


      287 


      177 



      Asset based lending


      55 


      - 


      - 


      5 


      129 



      Commercial real estate


      - 


      - 


      - 


      - 


      - 



      Residential development


      - 


      - 


      9 


      - 


      - 



      Consumer


      535 


      642 


      702 


      766 


      180 


      Recoveries continuing portfolio


      2,046 


      2,175 


      1,259 


      1,460 


      796 














      Recoveries liquidating portfolio:













      NCLC (c)


      614 


      62 


      825 


      528 


      595 



      Consumer


      168 


      132 


      187 


      67 


      15 


      Recoveries liquidating portfolio


      782 


      194 


      1,012 


      595 


      610 

      Total recoveries


      2,828 


      2,369 


      2,271 


      2,055 


      1,406 














      Total net charge-offs


      51,753 


      64,593 


      49,930 


      30,100 


      52,840 














      Change in unfunded commitments


      - 


      67 


      (762)


      - 


      - 














      Ending balance


      $    351,289 


      $ 336,511 


      $ 316,037 


      $ 281,729 


      $ 245,829 














      Components:












      Allowance for loan losses


      $    341,184 


      $ 326,406 


      $ 305,999 


      $ 270,929 


      $ 235,329 


      Reserve for unfunded credit commitments


      10,105 


      10,105 


      10,038 


      10,800 


      10,500 



      Allowance for credit losses


      $    351,289 


      $ 336,511 


      $ 316,037 


      $ 281,729 


      $ 245,829 














      See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      WEBSTER FINANCIAL CORPORATION

      Asset Quality Ratios


      For the Three Months Ended



      Dec. 31,


      Sept. 30,


      June 30,


      March 31,


      Dec. 31,


      (Dollars in thousands)

      2009


      2009


      2009


      2009


      2008













      Total Portfolio











      Allowance for loan losses / total loans

      3.09

      %

      2.88

      %

      2.64

      %

      2.24

      %

      1.93

      %

      Net charge-offs / average loans (annualized)

      1.85


      2.25


      1.66


      0.99


      1.66


      Nonperforming loans / total loans

      3.38


      3.19


      3.02


      2.61


      1.91


      Nonperforming assets / total loans plus OREO

      3.63


      3.47


      3.30


      2.87


      2.15


      Allowance for loan losses / nonperforming loans

      91.48


      90.40


      87.33


      85.69


      101.19













      Continuing Portfolio











      Allowance for loan losses / total loans

      2.66

      %

      2.43

      %

      2.33

      %

      1.92

      %

      1.61

      %

      Net charge-offs / average loans (annualized)

      1.58


      1.83


      1.25


      0.63


      1.41


      Nonperforming loans / total loans

      3.26


      3.07


      2.86


      2.41


      1.70


      Nonperforming assets / total loans plus OREO

      3.50


      3.33


      3.09


      2.62


      1.92


      Allowance for loan losses / nonperforming loans

      81.64


      79.05


      81.39


      79.72


      97.05













      Liquidating Portfolio






















      NCLC (C)











      Allowance for loan losses / total loans

      18.68

      %

      17.16

      %

      23.00

      %

      30.86

      %

      30.01

      %

      Net charge-offs / average loans (annualized)

      32.08


      4.55


      101.57


      39.76


      2.99


      Nonperforming loans / total loans

      87.88


      84.35


      86.06


      93.05


      71.53


      Allowance for loan losses / nonperforming loans

      21.26


      20.35


      26.72


      33.16


      41.96













      Consumer











      Allowance for loan losses / total loans

      23.96

      %

      24.25

      %

      16.19

      %

      15.10

      %

      13.50

      %

      Net charge-offs / average loans (annualized)

      14.38


      21.81


      16.49


      14.26


      11.93


      Nonperforming loans / total loans

      7.41


      6.70


      8.11


      7.38


      5.97


      Allowance for loan losses / nonperforming loans

      323.12


      361.82


      199.73


      204.63


      225.99













      See Selected Financial Highlights for footnotes.




      SOURCE Webster Financial Corporation

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