Quarterly Earnings Growth Year‑over‑Year
Net income of $62.0M in Q1 2026 vs $58.0M in Q1 2025 (≈ +6.9% YoY); EPS $0.83 vs $0.78 (≈ +6.4% YoY).
NIM and PPNR Expansion
Net interest margin expanded ~18 basis points year‑over‑year to ~2.9% (reported 2.99% earlier); PPNR (pre‑provision pre‑tax income) was $106M vs $95.2M a year ago (~+11.5% YoY).
Strong Deposit Growth (12‑month)
Non‑broker deposits up $1.4B over the last 12 months; NIDDA spot balances up ~$875M YoY and average NIDDA up about $1.5B year‑over‑year. Non‑broker deposits grew $277M in the quarter.
Improved Deposit Mix and Fee Revenue
Average deposit cost declined ~6 basis points sequentially; wholesale funding down $70M QoQ and $749M YoY; service charges on deposits up 18.8% YoY, reflecting better product penetration and transactional velocity.
Material Credit‑quality Improvements
Nonperforming loans declined $98M in the quarter (≈ -26% QoQ); criticized and classified loans down $146M (≈ -12% QoQ) and down $333M (≈ -24% YoY). ACL coverage of NPLs improved from 59% to 76%.
Allowance and Credit Discipline
Allowance for credit losses was $209M (modestly down QoQ), management remains cautious and added qualitative overlays; C&I coverage cited at ~160 bps — indicating strong coverage where charge‑offs have occurred.
CRE Portfolio Health
CRE represents ~30% of loans; weighted average debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) is 1.84 and average LTV ~55.4%. Office sector DSCR improved to ~1.78 (from ~1.54–1.55 prior), and traditional office now ~16% of CRE book.
Capital Actions and Balance‑sheet Management
Repurchased 1.3M shares in the quarter under the buyback program and have just under $200M of authorization remaining; continued focus on CET1 target (~11.5%).
Guidance Reiterated
Management reiterated full‑year guidance (no change), noting seasonality was modeled into the outlook and expressing conviction in meeting targets despite near‑term noise.
Revenue Diversification and Fee Momentum
Noninterest income roughly flat after normalizing for securities gains but service charges, commercial card revenue and capital markets activity show double‑digit growth potential; FX and syndications gathering early momentum.