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NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget End of Month Balances January 2006.

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1 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget End of Month Balances January 2006

2 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Average Monthly Balances

3 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Total New Loan Closings January 2006

4 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Total New Loan Closings January 2006

5 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Derivatives Income January 2006

6 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Cash Management Income January 2006

7 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget International Income January 2006

8 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Loan Fee Income January 2006

9 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Total Fee Income January 2006

10 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget DDA Balances

11 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual Outstandings to Budget Interest Bearing Account Balances

12 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual to Budget RM’s January 2006

13 NY/CRE - 2006 Actual to Budget NY-CRE January 2006

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