Chart 5

The title is "Long-Term Asset Concentrations Have Leveled Off but Are Still High."

A combined line and bar chart that shows the median percentage of assets of more than 5 years to total assets and the long-term asset growth rate as of the second quarter of each year from 1991 to 2003. Assets of greater than 5 years were 20.24 percent of the total assets held by Maine financial institutions in 1991, 34.85 percent of total assets in 1999, 32.52 percent in 2000, 36.35 percent in 2001, 34.02 percent in 2002, and 35.57 percent in 2003. The growth rate of long-term assets was 10.24 percent in 1991, doubled to 20.81 percent in 1992, plummeted to 0.00 percent in 1993, jumped to 30.60 percent in 1996, dropped to 16.33 percent in 1997, increased to 27.58 percent in 1999, fell to 5.31 percent in 2001, rose to 6.48 percent in 2002, and moderated to 6.03 percent in 2003.