Bank Reports $46M Net Income Amid Loan Sales and Margin Pressure
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What happened
Carl Webb and Johnson participated in a company call where financial results were shared. The bank reported a Net Income of $46 million, which reflected $34.6 million in net nonrecurring losses from a securities restructuring and an auto loan portfolio sale. Core Net Income was $60.6 million after adjusting for noncore items, while the Core Efficiency Ratio improved to 54.4% following the HomeStreet merger.
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Why it matters
The bank's Total Assets decreased to $20.9 billion due to loan sales and portfolio paydowns, including a $417 million auto loan portfolio sale. Although the CET1 Ratio increased to 14.7%, the Net Interest Margin decreased due to an 8 basis point rise in the total cost of deposits.
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