Small yet mighty: Two community banks outperforming many of their peers

The pair of banks hovering around $400 million in assets have one key: stick-to-itiveness to the founding strategy.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 6:00 a.m. September 20, 2019
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Craig L. Albert and David Hall say they are extremely pleased with the success of the Sanibel Captiva Community Bank but want to grow cautiously and slow. Photo by Jim Jett.
Craig L. Albert and David Hall say they are extremely pleased with the success of the Sanibel Captiva Community Bank but want to grow cautiously and slow. Photo by Jim Jett.
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Editor's note: Two of the most consistent performing community banks in the region, Sanibel Captiva Community Bank and First Citrus Bank, have outperformed many peers since before the recession. This story looks at the strategy for each bank. 

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