Q2 results reflected a net loss of $23 million, driven by merger-related and credit loss expenses, but integration of the First Foundation acquisition progressed well, with strong deposit growth and cost savings. Management expects margin and efficiency improvements, with loan and deposit growth re…
Q2 results reflected a net loss of $23 million, driven by merger-related and credit loss expenses, but integration of the First Foundation acquisition progressed well, with strong deposit growth and cost savings. Management expects margin and efficiency improvements, with loan and deposit growth resuming in the second half of 2026.
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