Bank holding firm First Keystone's Q4 net income rises
Overview
Banking services provider's Q4 net income rose significantly, driven by absence of goodwill impairment
Interest income increased due to growth in commercial real estate loans
Company experienced a shift from transactional deposits to term deposits
Outlook
Company did not provide specific guidance for future quarters or full year
Result Drivers
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE LOANS - Interest income increased due to growth in commercial real estate loans
SHIFT TO TERM DEPOSITS - Company experienced a shift from transactional deposits to term deposits, increasing retail CD balances
NON-INTEREST INCOME INCREASE - Non-interest income rose due to gains from life insurance proceeds and sales of mortgage loans
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
FY EPS |
| $1.22 |
|
Press Release: ID:nBw39HpZ1a
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