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Research Alert: CFRA Lowers View On Shares Of First Citizens Bancshares To Hold From Buy

CFRA, an independent research provider, has providedwith the following research alert. Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:We reduce our 12-month target price by $500 to $2,200, 10.8x our 2027 EPS estimate, in line with FCNC.A's five-year average multiple of 10.9x. We reduce our 2026 EPS view to $182.55 from $193.68 and 2027's to $203.49 from $212.43. Our reduced outlook reflects lower net interest income expectations. Following its 2023 acquisition of Silicon Valley Bank, FCNC.A transformed from a bank with a healthy net interest margin to one with a best-in-class margin. However, this margin has gradually eroded. In Q1, FCNC.A's net interest margin compressed 11 bps sequentially to 3.09% due to intensified deposit competition. Going forward, we expect the net interest margin to stabilize, though at a level that is now comparable to peers rather than superior. On a positive note, credit quality concerns are easing, as net charge-offs have declined for two consecutive quarters. Management has painted an optimistic picture for 2026, lowering its full-year net charge-off guidance by 5 bps to a range of 30-40 bps.

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Research Alert: An Earnings Beat For First Citizens But Net Interest Income Remains Weak

CFRA, an independent research provider, has providedwith the following research alert. Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:FCNC.A posted Q1 2026 operating EPS of $44.86 vs. $37.79 a year ago, $5.63 above the consensus, while adjusted revenue of $2.14B was flat Y/Y but down 5% Q/Q. Net interest income fell 6% Q/Q to $1.621B with the net interest margin compressing 11bps to 3.09%, disappointing as both metrics declined faster than peers. Credit performance continued improving following Q3 supply chain finance issues, with net charge-offs declining 9bps Q/Q to 0.30%. Management lowered full-year 2026 net charge-off guidance by 5bps to 30-40bps. Balance sheet momentum accelerated with deposits surging $9.3B (+5.7% Q/Q) to $170.84B, due to Commercial Bank growth of $5.7B from SVB Commercial and Global Fund Banking. Loan growth of $762M (+0.5% Q/Q) was led by $1.35B expansion in capital call lines, reflecting improving innovation economy conditions. Aggressive capital deployment continued with $900M in share repurchases (4.0% of outstanding shares) and $2.5B Purchase Money Note prepayment.

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