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“We anticipate our net interest margin for the remainder of the year to be relatively consistent to the second quarter around that 3.60% range, as we expect loan growth in the back half of the year to accelerate and initially outpace deposit growth, requiring a blend of higher cost wholesale funding mixed with lower cost deposits.”
“Maybe this is for Anuj, but could you talk about just kind of your revised outlook for free cash flow conversion, given what second quarter looked like, kind of the fact that you're now in this mid to upper 40%s getting close to your 50% number.”
“At the same time, our diversified business model and specialized platforms have continued to generate strong earnings momentum as we progress towards our profitability targets of 16%-17% return on average tangible common equity.”
“When we look at overall the margin growth that we expect in our long-term plans, we've talked about 350+ basis points of margin growth.”
“Supported by this disciplined deployment strategy and healthy peak summer demand, for the third quarter of 2026, we expect ASM growth of approximately 10% year-over-year, RASM of around $0.0990, CASM ex fuel of approximately $0.0635, and an EBITDAR margin of around 22%.”
“Turning to our outlook for the third quarter, we expect TI's revenue in the range of $5.65 billion-$6.15 billion, and earnings per share to be in the range of $2.23-$2.57.”
“The growth was centered in our residential loan portfolio with our first mortgage segment growing by $142 million or 3.2%, and our home equity loans growing by $44.8 million or 10.4% over last year.”
“For the third quarter, we expect gross VOI sales of $700 million-$740 million, EBITDA of $275 million-$285 million, and volume per guest of $3,300-$3,350.”
“We delivered 22% earnings per share growth to a record adjusted earnings per share of $2.94, and adjusted margins expanded 90 basis points, reflecting the continued execution of our teams while also delivering for our customers.”
“Also, we had some increases in our Engineered Systems, and we had some headwinds in our Instrumentation business, but we still had a 27% margin in our Instrumentation segment.”
“You'll see likely another slight seasonal step down in margin into the low to mid-325 basis points, 320 basis points range as that loan portfolio is even more heavily weighted toward high risk-adjusted return, but lower yielding mortgage finance assets, and then we'll leverage the broker channels to just effectively match fund that.”
“Second quarter free cash flow increased by roughly $300 million year-over-year to $4.7 billion, which exceeded the high end of our guidance range of $4 billion-$4.5 billion.”
“Our top-line growth was driven by another quarter of record Global Wealth Management revenue and continued growth in net interest income as we increased our loan book by $2.6 billion during the quarter, keeping us well on pace to achieve our full-year guidance of up to $4 billion of balance sheet growth.”
“In those new deals, professional services has essentially exceeds what our historical margin of 20% is, which is leading and contributing to higher margins, and we expect that to continue.”
“As we review our results, our 2026 and multi-year plan is on track, and years of disciplined planning have placed us in the strongest position in our company history, having de-risked a high-quality inventory measured in decades and translated that into a business capable of generating significant free cash flow through cycles.”
“CapEx for the year was approximately $224 million, slightly below the prior year, and including targeted growth investments like the shared European distribution center and the new operating facility in India that will be used to produce products for several RPM businesses.”
“Pre-tax income grew 3% over the year ago quarter as the revenue growth was partially offset by the impact of lower interest rates and investments in leading growth, including record recruiting results.”
“Consulting revenue was $36.6 million, down 23% year-over-year, which continued to pressure utilization and therefore gross margin and segment EBITDA.”
“As noted in our press release, we are reaffirming our 2026 outlook ranges associated with total service revenue growth, adjusted EBITDA growth, capital expenditures and free cash flow.”
“We haven't cleanly broken out which portion of that from PowerCo is over time, but would just reiterate that you have the basics right, the up to changed, the forecast expenses also went down, and we see a neutral cash impact when related to the 2025 scope work.”
“For Q3, specifically, we expect HTU shipment volume of around 41 billion units against a strong Q3 2025, when HTU shipment grew by 15.5%.”
“Given current demand dynamics and the mix of homes we anticipate closing, we expect the average sales price of closings to be in the range of $550,000-$560,000 for both the third and fourth quarters.”
“Net interest margin was 3.73%, favorably affected by the interest recovery.”
“Modest increases in that cost as we go forward, part of that is driven by the need to generate more deposit volume simply because we expect more loan growth in Q3 and Q4.”
“Despite this inflationary impact and growth-fueling spending, we believe we are on course to deliver adjusted EBITDA towards the low end of the range of $25 million-$35 million, consistent with our outlook from last quarter.”
“Adjusted operating profit, excluding a $7 million foreign exchange tailwind, decreased by $32 million in the quarter as higher volume and price were offset by inflation, mix, and productivity impacts.”
“Despite higher-than-expected payoffs and paydowns, the bank achieved annualized loan growth of 5% for the quarter, with a meaningful portion of that growth occurring late in the quarter and therefore having a limited impact on second quarter interest income.”
“In aggregate, you'll note that we continue to expect full-year results that yield 15%+ growth in earnings per share, and again, feature positive operating leverage with peer-leading profitability, good growth in fees, controlled expenses, and normalized credit.”
“Is that presenting a headwind to fee revenue in that business and how we should think about the pre-tax margins in servicing going forward?”
“Non-interest-bearing demand deposits have increased by 30%, interest-bearing demand deposits have increased by 81%, and savings and money market deposits have increased by 45% compared to the second quarter of 2025.”
“Turning to profitability, non-GAAP operating margin was 29.5%, 300 basis points above our guidance, driven by the revenue outperformance and timing of spend, primarily in marketing.”
“Bulk supply in the second quarter decreased modestly from Q1, though we expect supply to remain healthy throughout the balance of the year given ongoing originator profitability constraints and industry consolidation.”
“Year to date, we grew our fully taxable equivalent pre-provision net revenue by 23% over the same period last year, generated a record level of loan production, and maintained a top quartile net interest margin.”
“The pace of loan growth continues to be aligned with our guidance of $1 billion in growth for the year.”
“The big step change in those investments have largely happened, and what we expect into the second half into 2027 is a more moderate rate of OpEx growth, and we should therefore be able to achieve some operating leverage on the EBITDA margin as revenues grow.”
“As a reminder, we continue to expect $0.40 per year of dividends to be covered by our annual distributable earnings before realized losses as we execute our business plan.”
“The Logistics segment grew revenue 8.9% year-over-year, driven by a 29.6% increase in revenue per load, partially offset by a 16.4% decline in load count as we maintain a disciplined approach to profitability and carrier quality.”
“When we look at the guidance in the second half, I think prudently, when we're looking at 6%-8%, 6% being the anchor, 8% approaching double digits in the second half, we've got TP down low single digits to mid-single digits overall because we're going to look at that as a 2027 growth vector opportunity for us.”
“In terms of thinking about cash flows for the rest of the year and what that'll look like, I think from our perspective, the modeling continues to hinge upon the overall guidance we give on our cost structure, which is cost of sales at 86%, SG&A in the short term at 9.5%-10.5%, so call it 10% at the midpoint, which leads you to a 4% pre-tax margin.”
“Previously, I know we've given guidance around the 60-85 basis points, just to round out Mark's comments there, our more updated view, which is reflective in the full year revenue update, is 70-100 basis points total written premium for contingent commissions on the year.”
“Given the strength we've seen in orders and resulting down payments, in addition to the higher Adjusted EBITDA, we're increasing our 2026 free cash flow guidance to between $11.5 billion and $12.5 billion, up from $6.5 billion-$7.5 billion.”
“Through these two acquisitions, we expect to add approximately 8% in earnings per share accretion with no impact to tangible book value.”
“That said, we're sustaining our loan growth guidance target of 3%-5% for the year, obviously looking forward to achieve that in the second half of the year.”
“At your 40% risk case, how early would you expect prices to react to this increased demand?”
“Internationally, we took the final investment decision for the Greater PAJ project in Angola, where we expect to generate more than $50 per bbl in cash flow from operations.”
“We now expect full-year revenue growth in the mid to high single digits, operating margin expansion of greater than 350 basis points, and free cash flow growth of greater than 80%.”
“For the third quarter 2026, we expect the most significant driver of our adjusted home building gross margin to continue to be incentives needed to generate an acceptable sales pace, which as Rob noted earlier, we currently expect to be consistent with levels experienced in the first half of this year.”
“The higher site rental revenues are driven by a $5 million increase to other billings, resulting in 3.4% full year 2026 organic growth, excluding the impact of Sprint cancellations and DISH terminations, compared to our prior guide of 3.3%.”
“On the consumer side of North America, our high net worth personal lines business, the clear market leader in that category, had a really good quarter, with premium growth of 6% and renewal retention on an account basis of 90%.”
“We are maintaining our adjusted non-interest expense growth outlook at 3.5%-4.5%, and we now expect our effective tax rate to be between 21% and 22% for the year, reflecting our updated earnings outlook.”
“We are also introducing a fiscal year 2027 guidance range of $9.50-$10, which includes the following assumptions: No rate changes during the year, an effective tax rate of 18%-22%, expected secondary market revenues between $5 million-$7 million per quarter, and expected share repurchases of around 70%-80% of net income.”
“Volumes increased 3.1% during the quarter and were approximately flat for the full year, demonstrating that industry-wide pricing, not demand, was the primary driver of financial performance.”
“Given the higher pace of expense growth in the first half of the year, we expect to be able to hold expenses relatively flat from second quarter levels over the remainder of 2026, with positive operating leverage momentum continuing.”
“Gross margin was 40.8%, down 30 basis points from the second quarter of 2025, primarily reflecting lower sales volumes and project mix.”
“We had I think we disclosed in our Q last quarter, we had $13 million or so I think of deposit costs down and OpEx and a couple million dollar growth in that quarter-over-quarter due to volumes.”
“Mobile service revenue maintained the pace it has observed over several quarters, 6.5%, while fixed-line service revenue accelerated to 2.7% from 1.7% the prior quarter, with the downward trend in fixed-line growth coming to an end.”
“If the underlying assumptions prove to be incorrect or as a result of risks, uncertainties, and other factors, including factors discussed in the earnings release, in the comments made during today's call, and in the Risk Factors section of our Form 10-K, Form 10-Qs, and other reports and filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.”
“The primary reasons for the increase, other than to support the exceptional growth, were salary and employee benefits expense increased by approximately $5.6 million as compared to the first quarter, due primarily to the second quarter having a full effect of annual merit increases that were effective February 1st, increased commissions to support the higher mortgage production, and $2 million impact from the BOLI-related deferred comp expense I just discussed.”
“We expect that we'll have net growth in the third quarter, certainly in the real estate space, where overall formation was about $214 million in the quarter.”
“Using 2025 as the baseline, we're targeting 7% annual sales growth, expansion of operating margins to 17%, double-digit annual EPS growth, and a return on invested capital of 21% by the end of 2029.”
“Our financial objectives of $2.5 billion in revenues at 70% gross margins supersede the $1 billion and 65% gross margin targets set in 2023, which we are on our way to achieving.”
“Our net interest margin increased three basis points to 3.68% compared to last quarter, and was up 18 basis points compared to last year.”
“Ending loan receivables grew 2% to $102 billion, reflecting the impact of higher purchase volume, partially offset by the continued effects of elevated payment rates.”
“We expect volumes and profitability from the aluminum rolling mill to increase sharply in the second half of 2026 and into 2027 as the third cold mill is brought online in the third quarter, as startup costs subside, utilization and yields improve, and scrap content increases.”
“However, near-term deposit cost pressure may reduce third quarter margin by a few basis points, which would result in a forecasted margin in the 3.45% range.”
“With full-year net interest margin expanding to a range of 3%-310%, an average 4Q 2026 net interest margin expected to finish in the 3.25%-330% range as the timing of the potential Fed rate hike late in the year limits the impact in 2026.”
“Our lending pipelines remain healthy across the franchise, and we expect continued progress on loan growth in the second half of the year.”
“Moving on to our performance expectations for the full year of 2026, excluding the impact of non-core expenses and the planned merger, we expect to achieve positive operating leverage for 2026 compared to 2025.”
“During the second quarter, we saw year-over-year growth of 4% in net new retail and commercial customers, 11% in active digital users, 6% in digital loan payments, and 3% in virtual teller use.”
“At Mission Systems, we are maintaining our guidance of high $12 billion in 2026 sales while raising our margin rate expectations to approximately 15%.”
“Between the significant emerging opportunities and the pressure on parts of the sustainability franchise, we expect recurring net new sales to be roughly zero to slightly negative for the combined sustainability and climate reporting segment across the next two quarters.”
“Earlier this month, we announced a 10% increase in our quarterly dividend, making this our 17th consecutive year of dividend increases, reflecting our solid earnings growth and confidence in our outlook.”
“The second quarter performance caps a strong first half, including organic sales growth of 3.3%, operating margin of 24.3%, and earnings growth of 12%, giving us confidence to raise our full-year guidance across all the financial metrics on slide nine.”
“Interest expense on other borrowed funds increased during the second quarter and first six months of 2026 compared to the prior year periods, largely reflecting the impact of a term loan we obtained in late 2025 to assist in the cash portion of the Eastern Michigan acquisition.”
“Taxable equivalent NII was up 2% and net interest margin increased 2 basis points from the prior quarter to 2.89%.”
“Robust growth in margin borrowing reflected a risk-on environment for investors, and our segregated cash portfolio grew with new accounts.”
“In both cases, the second half of 2026 guidance reflects a continuation of high profitability, strong capital, and continuing growth.”
“Total deposits grew by $42.1 million or 6% annualized in the second quarter, which kept our loan-to-deposit ratio in the middle of its 90%-92% target range.”
“Through the first half of the year, net revenue of $2.1 billion grew 15%, adjusted operating profit of $569 million grew 21%, and adjusted operating margin expanded by 150 basis points, largely driven by the outperformance in Magic.”
“In our Completion and Production division, we anticipate sequential revenue to be flat to down 2% and margins to improve 125 to 175 basis points.”
“Net interest income for the second quarter increased 1% from the first quarter to $63.9 million, while net interest margin declined two basis points to 3.36%.”
“As we previously noted, our guidance includes an impact of approximately $0.30 for 2026 in depreciation and interest expense as we continue to invest in the business for growth.”
“GM Defense expects 2026 revenue to grow to almost $700 million and is targeting positive results on an EBIT basis for this year, while also building a backlog of future business.”
“As outlined in our press release, we are maintaining our fiscal 2026 lot delivery guidance of 14,000-14,500 lots and our revenue guidance of $1.6 billion-$1.7 billion.”
“Given the 7% level of growth we've seen over the first half of the year and the pipeline that we see looking into Q3, we are updating our guidance for the full-year loan growth to now be in the range of 6%-8% by year end.”
“USIS diversified markets revenue was slightly better than we expected, accelerating over 300 basis points sequentially, international revenue was slightly lower than we expected at up 4%, principally reflecting market weaknesses in Canada and the U.K.”
“Our gross profit margin on home sales revenues in the third quarter was 20.7%, above the high end of our guidance range, reflecting lower stick and brick costs and slightly lower incentives than the second quarter.”
“Cumulative gross profit for the six months grew significantly by 25.4% to PEN 455.5 million, following a 23% increase in the quarter, supported by structural operational efficiencies and higher shipments.”
“Based on the strong first-half performance and positive demand outlook, we are increasing our full-year 2026 adjusted diluted earnings per share guidance from $7.90-$8.30 to a new range of $8.30-$8.50.”
“We saw continued strong and broad-based demand in the second quarter, delivering record revenue of $293 million, a 5% sequential increase, and 21% year-over-year growth exceeding our guidance range.”
“Based on these projections, including our expected stock repurchase activity, we expect to generate annual growth in tangible book value per share of approximately 12% in 2026 and produce financial returns that will place us within the top quartile of our proxy peer group.”
“During the quarter, we completed our fifth credit risk transfer transaction, generating approximately 20 basis points of CET1 at the time of execution, reflecting continued demand for our retail auto assets in the market and another efficient way to manage capital.”
“Segment margins were also impacted in the quarter by approximately 90 basis points by certain costs in our component MRO operations that we do not expect to continue going forward.”
“I do expect, generally speaking, going forward, I do expect TBA specialness to remain attractive relative to repo funding, perhaps more in line with, on average, more in line with the long-term averages of maybe 10 to 20 basis points of specialness generally for TBA.”
“When excluding net equity investment gains of $1.31 this year and $0.05 in last year's quarter, adjusted quarterly earnings per share grew 10% to $1.74 from $1.58 a year ago due to growth in customer-related non-interest income, modest loan growth and margin improvement, expense discipline, and solid credit performance.”
“Importantly, non-interest-bearing demand deposits are low-cost, most durable funding source grew to $3 billion, up 5.6% linked-quarter and 13.8% year-over-year.”
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