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BOK Financial Q1 FY26 net income rises 30% to $155.8 million

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BOK Financial Q1 FY26 net income rises 30% to $155.8 million

BOK Financial posted first-quarter 2026 net income of USD 155.8 million, or USD 2.58 per diluted share.
Net interest income edged down to USD 342.6 million, while net interest margin narrowed to 2.9%.
Fees and commissions revenue slipped to USD 209.8 million on lower investment banking revenue due to seasonality and transaction volume.
Period-end loans rose USD 536 million to USD 26.2 billion, while period-end deposits fell USD 758 million to USD 38.7 billion.
CEO Stacy Kymes cited disciplined execution and cost control, saying the company is “well positioned for growth as the year progresses.”

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