Alpine Banks Q2 net income rises as loan balances grow
Reuters2026/07/30 20:38
Overview
US regional bank's Q2 net income rose 13% yr/yr, driven by higher loan balances
Net interest margin improved to 3.79% from 3.50% a year earlier
Provision for credit losses rose to $4 mln from $1.6 mln a year ago
Outlook
Company did not provide specific guidance or outlook for future quarters or the full year
Result Drivers
LOAN GROWTH - Higher loan balances, particularly in commercial real estate, commercial and industrial, residential, and consumer loans, drove increased net interest income
NET INTEREST MARGIN - Repricing of loans and securities originated in 2020-2022 contributed to higher net interest margin
CREDIT LOSS PROVISION - Provision for credit losses rose mainly due to loan growth and adjustments to the allowance for credit losses
Company press release: ID:nGNX8SLQDP
Key Details
Metric |
Beat/Miss |
Actual |
Consensus Estimate |
Q2 Net Income |
|
$19.90 mln |
|
Q2 Net Interest Margin |
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3.79% |
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Q2 Provision For Loan Losses |
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-$4 mln |
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