Second quarter results reflect major balance sheet optimization, including a $2.3 billion securities repositioning, $825 million loan sale, and $385 million debt retirement, driving higher recurring earnings power and improved capital efficiency. Net loss was $251.3 million due to one-time charges, but NIM is expected to rise above 3.30% in Q3, with capital ratios projected to strengthen.
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