Strong Second Quarter Performance
PNC reported net income of $1.6 billion or $3.85 per diluted share with a 4% increase in revenue and 10% PPNR growth. The company also achieved a 2% loan growth, driven by strong commercial loan growth.
Capital Management and Shareholder Returns
PNC maintained a regulatory minimum stress capital buffer of 2.5% and increased its common dividend by 6%. The company returned approximately $1 billion of capital to shareholders, which included $640 million in common dividends and $335 million of share repurchases.
Investment in Expansion and Customer Growth
PNC continued its national growth strategy, with significant expansion in consumer checking accounts growing by 2% year over year, including 6% growth in the Southwest. The company is on track with its $1.5 billion branch investment plan.
Positive Asset Management and Credit Trends
The asset management business showed positive net flows and a 16% increase in new client acquisition. Credit quality remained strong with improvements in non-performing loans, delinquencies, and charge-offs.
Optimistic Economic and Revenue Outlook
For the full year 2025, PNC expects average loans to be up approximately 1%, with full-year net interest income to increase approximately 7%. The company anticipates continued economic growth with real GDP growth of approximately 1.5%.