-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點摘要如下: FCNC.A公佈2026年第一季營運每股收益為44.86美元,高於去年同期的37.79美元,比市場預期高出5.63美元;調整後營收為21.4億美元,與去年同期持平,但季減5%。淨利息收入季減6%至16.21億美元,淨利差收窄11個基點至3.09%,兩項指標均低於同行,表現令人失望。在第三季供應鏈金融問題之後,信貸表現持續改善,淨核銷率季減9個基點至0.30%。管理階層將2026年全年淨核銷率預期下調5個基點至30-40個基點。資產負債表成長動能強勁,存款激增93億美元(季增5.7%),達到1,708.4億美元,主要得益於SVB商業銀行和全球基金銀行業務57億美元的成長。貸款成長7.62億美元(季增0.5%),主要由13.5億美元的資本調用額度擴張所推動,反映出創新經濟環境的改善。積極的資本部署策略持續推進,包括9億美元的股票回購(佔流通股的4.0%)和25億美元的購債票據提前償付。
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