Bank of Cape Cod saw its assets jump to $152.1 million in 2011, an increase of 36 percent, according to a statement.

The news of the increase was announced during the bank’s recent annual shareholders meeting.

Loans from the bank increased 47 percent to $118.4 million, the bank’s pre-tax earnings jumped 37 percent to $566,000, and deposits grew 39 percent to 122.6 million.

"Deposits are strong, we have robust loan demand and strong loan quality," said Telman President and CEO Timothy Telman in a prepared statement. "We have an exceptional local banking team driving business." 

Looking ahead, Telman said he expected the growth to continue, with the bank continuing to capitalize on opportunities.

Bank Of Cape Cod’s Assets Increased 36 Percent In 2011

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