BANK OF MARIN BANCORP.

Bank of Marin reported Q1 2026 results showing sharply improved credit quality (non-accrual loans declined to 0.41% of the loan portfolio) and a 21-basis-point expansion in the tax-equivalent net interest margin to 3.24%. Revenue was $34.14 million, beating expectations, while EPS was $0.53, slightly below the analysts’ $0.55 estimate; net income rose 75% year over year. The bank saw robust deposit growth to $3.43 billion, a strong liquidity position and a diversified loan portfolio of $2.12 billion; management is targeting a NIM in the mid-3% range for 2026. Overall, margin expansion, higher new lending and improved asset quality point to a more stable earnings profile despite the near-term EPS miss. » More on de.investing.com

Bank of Marin Bancorp reported Q1 2026 revenue of $34.14 million, beating expectations, while earnings per share of $0.53 slightly missed the $0.55 estimate. Net income and EPS rose sharply year over year (+75% and +77%, respectively), supported by balance sheet repositioning and a 47-basis-point expansion in net interest margin. The bank recorded solid loan and deposit growth, expects further spread expansion to the mid-3% range for 2026, and sees upside from cost management and technology investments. » More on de.investing.com

Bank of Marin posted a net loss of $39.5 million ($2.49 per share) in Q4 2025, mainly due to the repositioning of its HTM securities portfolio, while revenue of $34 million slightly exceeded expectations. The core business showed strength: newly originated loans of $106.5 million, a tax-equivalent net interest margin of 3.32% (up 24 basis points) and annualized deposit growth of 3.9%. Capital ratios remained solid (risk-weighted capital ratio 15.3%, tangible common equity 8.4%); the bank issued $45 million of subordinated notes to bolster capital. Management affirmed the dividend and expects mid‑term loan growth in 2026 alongside potential margin improvement. » More on de.investing.com