Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. Announces First Quarter 2022

First quarter 2022 net income of $39.7 million, or $0.69 per diluted share

Declines in mortgage finance loans driven by rapid increase in interest rates

Loans held for investment, excluding mortgage finance and PPP, increased $577.7 million, or 15{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} annualized

DALLAS, April 20, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. (NASDAQ: TCBI), the parent company of Texas Capital Bank, announced operating results for the first quarter of 2022.

Net income was $39.7 million, or $0.69 per diluted share, for the first quarter of 2022, compared to $65.1 million, or $1.19 per diluted share, for the fourth quarter of 2021 and $71.9 million, or $1.33 per diluted share, for the first quarter of 2021.

“A key objective of our strategic plan to transform Texas Capital Bank is to create greater balance through focused growth initiatives across the platform to reduce reliance on our leading Mortgage Finance franchise. While we continue to be committed to our mature Mortgage Finance business, the first quarter impact from the increase in long-term rates on this business is evidence as to why we have embarked on this strategy,” said Rob C. Holmes, President and CEO. “We are progressing against our plan, and just beginning to realize the benefits from focused investments in core product offerings and key talent acquisition. With short-term rates rising, we continue to take deliberate actions to position our asset-sensitive balance sheet to perform more favorably through the rate cycle.”

FINANCIAL RESULTS          
(dollars and shares in thousands)          
  1st Quarter   4th Quarter   1st Quarter
    2022       2021       2021  
OPERATING RESULTS          
Net income $ 39,650     $ 65,130     $ 71,938  
Net income available to common stockholders $ 35,337     $ 60,817     $ 68,159  
Diluted earnings per common share $ 0.69     $ 1.19     $ 1.33  
Diluted common shares   51,324       51,208       51,070  
Return on average assets   0.47 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     0.69 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     0.73 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Return on average common equity   4.97 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     8.36 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     10.08 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
           
BALANCE SHEET          
Loans held for investment $ 15,849,434     $ 15,331,457     $ 15,399,174  
Loans held for investment, mortgage finance   5,827,965       7,475,497       9,009,081  
Total loans held for investment   21,677,399       22,806,954       24,408,255  
Loans held for sale   8,085       8,123       176,286  
Total assets   31,085,377       34,731,738       40,054,433  
Non-interest bearing deposits   13,434,723       13,390,370       15,174,642  
Total deposits   25,377,938       28,109,365       33,391,970  
Stockholders’ equity   3,090,038       3,209,616       3,159,482  

FIRST QUARTER 2022 COMPARED TO FOURTH QUARTER 2021

For the first quarter of 2022, net income was $39.7 million, or $0.69 per diluted share, compared to $65.1 million, or $1.19 per diluted share, for the fourth quarter of 2021.

We recorded a $2.0 million negative provision for credit losses for the first quarter of 2022, compared to a $10.0 million negative provision for credit losses for the fourth quarter of 2021, as a decrease in criticized loans was partially offset by growth in loans held for investment, excluding mortgage finance.

Net interest income was $183.5 million for the first quarter of 2022, compared to $194.0 million for the fourth quarter of 2021. The decrease in net interest income was primarily driven by a decrease in average loans held for investment (“LHI”), mortgage finance, partially offset by an increase in investment securities yields. Net interest margin for the first quarter of 2022 was 2.23{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, an increase of 11 basis point from the fourth quarter of 2021. LHI, excluding mortgage finance, yields decreased 6 basis points from the fourth quarter of 2021 and LHI, mortgage finance yields increased 16 basis points from the fourth quarter of 2021. Total cost of deposits was 0.20{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} for the first quarter of 2022, a 1 basis point increase from the fourth quarter of 2021.

Non-interest income for the first quarter of 2022 decreased $11.2 million, or 36{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, compared to the fourth quarter of 2021. The decrease was primarily related to decreases in investment banking and trading income, resulting from a decrease in loan syndication fees, and other non-interest income. The decrease in other non-interest income resulted from a non-recurring gain recognized in the fourth quarter of 2021 on the sale of a foreclosed asset.

Non-interest expense for the first quarter of 2022 increased $6.4 million, or 4{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, compared to the fourth quarter of 2021. The increase was primarily due to increases in salaries and benefits expense, partially offset by decreases in legal and profession and communications and technology expenses. The increase in salaries and benefits expense was primarily due to an increase in headcount and the effect of seasonal payroll expenses that peak in the first quarter.

FIRST QUARTER 2022 COMPARED TO FIRST QUARTER 2021

Net income was $39.7 million, or $0.69 per diluted share, for the first quarter of 2022, compared to $71.9 million, or $1.33 per diluted share, for the first quarter of 2021.

The first quarter of 2022 included a $2.0 million negative provision for credit losses, compared to a $6.0 million negative provision for credit losses for the first quarter of 2021. The $2.0 million negative provision for credit losses recorded in the first quarter of 2022 resulted from a decline in criticized loans, partially offset by an increase in loans held for investment, excluding mortgage finance.

Net interest income decreased to $183.5 million for the first quarter of 2022, compared to $194.8 million for the first quarter of 2021, primarily due to a decrease in average LHI, mortgage finance, partially offset by an increase in investment securities yields. Net interest margin increased 19 basis points to 2.23{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} for the first quarter of 2022, as compared to the first quarter of 2021, primarily due to a shift in the composition of earning assets, primarily declines in interest-bearing cash and cash equivalents and LHI, mortgage finance. LHI, excluding mortgage finance, yields decreased 5 basis points compared to the first quarter of 2021 and LHI, mortgage finance yields decreased 15 basis points from the first quarter of 2021. Total cost of deposits decreased 4 basis points compared to the first quarter of 2021.

Non-interest income for the first quarter of 2022 decreased $24.1 million, or 54{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, compared to the first quarter of 2021, as brokered loan fees, servicing fee income and net gain/(loss) on sale of loans held for sale all decreased as a result of the sale of our mortgage servicing rights portfolio and transition of the mortgage correspondent program in 2021. The decline in brokered loan fees was also impacted by lower mortgage finance volumes in the first quarter of 2022 as compared to 2021.

Non-interest expense for the first quarter of 2022 increased $2.8 million, or 2{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, compared to the first quarter of 2021. The increase was primarily due to increases in salaries and benefits, primarily due to an increase in headcount, partially offset by a decrease in servicing-related expenses from the sale of our mortgage servicing rights portfolio in 2021.

CREDIT QUALITY

We recorded $512,000 in net recoveries during the first quarter of 2022, compared to net charge-offs of $1.0 million and $6.4 million during the fourth quarter of 2021 and the first quarter of 2021, respectively. Criticized loans totaled $476.1 million at March 31, 2022, compared to $582.9 million at December 31, 2021 and $945.1 million at March 31, 2021. Non-accrual loans HFI totaled $59.3 million at March 31, 2022, compared to $72.5 million at December 31, 2021 and $97.7 million at March 31, 2021. The ratio of non-accrual LHI to total LHI for the first quarter of 2022 was 0.27{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, compared to 0.32{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} for the fourth quarter of 2021 and 0.40{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} for the first quarter of 2021.

CAPITAL RATIOS

All regulatory ratios continue to be in excess of “well-capitalized” requirements as of March 31, 2022. Our CET 1, tier 1 capital, total capital and leverage ratios were 11.5{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, 13.0{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, 15.7{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} and 9.9{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, respectively, at March 31, 2022, compared to 11.1{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, 12.6{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, 15.3{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} and 9.0{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, respectively, at December 31, 2021 and 10.2{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, 12.2{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, 14.0{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} and 8.3{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} at March 31, 2021. At March 31, 2022, our ratio of tangible common equity to total tangible assets was 8.9{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}, compared to 8.3{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} at December 31, 2021 and 6.7{194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} at March 31, 2021.

About Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc.

Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc. (NASDAQ: TCBI), a member of the Russell 2000 Index and the S&P MidCap 400, is the parent company of Texas Capital Bank, a full-service financial services firm that delivers customized solutions to businesses, entrepreneurs, and individual customers. Founded in 1998, the institution is headquartered in Dallas with offices in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, and Fort Worth, and has built a network of clients across the country. With the ability to service clients through their entire lifecycles, Texas Capital Bank has established commercial banking, consumer banking, investment banking and wealth management capabilities.

Forward Looking Statements

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These and other factors that could cause results to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements, as well as a discussion of the risks and uncertainties that may affect our business, can be found in our Annual Report on Form 10-K, our Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and in other filings we make with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The information contained in this communication speaks only as of its date. Except to the extent required by applicable law or regulation, we disclaim any obligation to update such factors or to publicly announce the results of any revisions to any of the forward-looking statements included herein to reflect future events or developments.

TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES, INC.
SELECTED FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS (UNAUDITED)
(dollars in thousands except per share data)
  1st Quarter 4th Quarter 3rd Quarter 2nd Quarter 1st Quarter
    2022     2021     2021     2021     2021  
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF INCOME          
Interest income $ 208,530   $ 219,892   $ 216,589   $ 216,953   $ 223,151  
Interest expense   24,983     25,860     26,053     27,496     28,339  
Net interest income   183,547     194,032     190,536     189,457     194,812  
Provision for credit losses   (2,000 )   (10,000 )   5,000     (19,000 )   (6,000 )
Net interest income after provision for credit losses   185,547     204,032     185,536     208,457     200,812  
Non-interest income   20,282     31,459     24,779     37,639     44,353  
Non-interest expense   153,092     146,649     152,987     149,060     150,316  
Income before income taxes   52,737     88,842     57,328     97,036     94,849  
Income tax expense   13,087     23,712     13,938     23,555     22,911  
Net income   39,650     65,130     43,390     73,481     71,938  
Preferred stock dividends   4,313     4,313     4,312     6,317     3,779  
Net income available to common stockholders $ 35,337   $ 60,817   $ 39,078   $ 67,164   $ 68,159  
Diluted earnings per common share $ 0.69   $ 1.19   $ 0.76   $ 1.31   $ 1.33  
Diluted common shares   51,324,027     51,208,161     51,139,555     51,093,660     51,069,511  
           
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET DATA          
Total assets $ 31,085,377   $ 34,731,738   $ 36,404,320   $ 35,228,542   $ 40,054,433  
Loan held for investment   15,849,434     15,331,457     15,221,404     15,168,565     15,399,174  
Loans held for investment, mortgage finance   5,827,965     7,475,497     8,528,313     8,772,799     9,009,081  
Loans held for sale   8,085     8,123     9,660     63,747     176,286  
Interest-bearing cash and cash equivalents   5,136,680     7,765,996     8,317,926     6,768,650     11,212,276  
Investment securities   3,642,015     3,583,808     3,663,874     3,798,275     3,443,058  
Non-interest bearing deposits   13,434,723     13,390,370     14,970,462     14,228,038     15,174,642  
Total deposits   25,377,938     28,109,365     29,813,668     28,839,563     33,391,970  
Short-term borrowings   1,427,033     2,202,832     2,203,470     2,014,481     2,515,587  
Long-term debt   929,414     928,738     928,062     927,386     664,968  
Stockholders’ equity   3,090,038     3,209,616     3,147,752     3,114,957     3,159,482  
           
End of period shares outstanding   50,710,441     50,618,494     50,605,626     50,592,201     50,557,767  
Book value $ 55.02   $ 57.48   $ 56.27   $ 55.64   $ 53.59  
Tangible book value(1) $ 54.68   $ 57.14   $ 55.93   $ 55.29   $ 53.24  
           
SELECTED FINANCIAL RATIOS          
Net interest margin   2.23 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   2.12 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   2.11 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   2.02 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   2.04 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Return on average assets   0.47 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.69 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.47 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.76 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.73 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Return on average common equity   4.97 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   8.36 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   5.41 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   9.74 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   10.08 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Non-interest income to average earning assets   0.25 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.34 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.27 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.40 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.46 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Efficiency ratio(2)   75.1 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   65.0 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   71.1 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   65.6 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   62.9 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Non-interest expense to average earning assets   1.86 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.60 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.69 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.59 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.57 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Tangible common equity to total tangible assets(3)   8.9 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   8.3 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   7.8 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   7.9 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   6.7 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Common Equity Tier 1   11.5 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   11.1 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   10.7 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   10.5 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   10.2 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Tier 1 capital   13.0 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   12.6 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   12.2 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   12.1 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   12.2 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total capital   15.7 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   15.3 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   14.9 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   14.8 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   14.0 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Leverage   9.9 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   9.0 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   9.0 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   8.4 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   8.3 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}

(1) Stockholders’ equity excluding preferred stock, less goodwill and intangibles, divided by shares outstanding at period end.
(2) Non-interest expense divided by the sum of net interest income and non-interest income.
(3) Stockholders’ equity excluding preferred stock, less goodwill and intangibles, divided by total assets, less goodwill and intangibles.
        

TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES, INC.
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS (UNAUDITED)
(dollars in thousands)
  March 31, 2022 March 31, 2021 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} Change
Assets      
Cash and due from banks $ 234,853   $ 215,835   9 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Interest-bearing cash and cash equivalents   5,136,680     11,212,276   (54 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Available-for-sale debt securities   2,591,218     3,408,658   (24 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Held-to-maturity debt securities   1,009,972       100 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Equity securities   40,825     34,400   19 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Investment securities   3,642,015     3,443,058   6 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for sale   8,085     176,286   (95 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for investment, mortgage finance   5,827,965     9,009,081   (35 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for investment   15,849,434     15,399,174   3 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Less: Allowance for credit losses on loans   211,151     242,484   (13 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for investment, net   21,466,248     24,165,771   (11 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Mortgage servicing rights, net       121,096   (100 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Premises and equipment, net   24,181     23,346   4 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Accrued interest receivable and other assets   556,154     679,199   (18 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Goodwill and intangibles, net   17,161     17,566   (2 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total assets $ 31,085,377   $ 40,054,433   (22 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
       
Liabilities and Stockholders’ Equity      
Liabilities:      
Non-interest bearing $ 13,434,723   $ 15,174,642           (11 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Interest bearing   11,943,215     18,217,328           (34 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total deposits   25,377,938     33,391,970           (24 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Accrued interest payable   8,560     5,629   52 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Other liabilities   252,394     316,797   (20 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Short-term borrowings   1,427,033     2,515,587   (43 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Long-term debt   929,414     664,968   40 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total liabilities   27,995,339     36,894,951   (24 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
         
Stockholders’ equity:        
Preferred stock, $.01 par value, $1,000 liquidation value:        
Authorized shares – 10,000,000        
Issued shares – 300,000 and 6,300,000 shares issued at March 31, 2022 and 2021, respectively   300,000     450,000           (33 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Common stock, $.01 par value:      
Authorized shares – 100,000,000      
Issued shares – 50,710,858 and 50,558,184 at March 31, 2022 and 2021, respectively   507     505   {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Additional paid-in capital   1,011,353     984,207   3 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Retained earnings   1,983,611     1,781,215   11 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Treasury stock – 417 shares at cost at March 31, 2022 and 2021   (8 )   (8 ) {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Accumulated other comprehensive loss, net of taxes   (205,425 )   (56,437 ) 264 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total stockholders’ equity   3,090,038     3,159,482           (2 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $ 31,085,377   $ 40,054,433           (22 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES, INC.    
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF INCOME (UNAUDITED)    
(dollars in thousands except per share data)    
  Three Months Ended March 31,
    2022     2021  
Interest income    
Interest and fees on loans $ 187,657   $ 210,331  
Investment securities   17,302     9,887  
Interest-bearing cash and cash equivalents   3,571     2,933  
Total interest income   208,530     223,151  
Interest expense    
Deposits   13,630     20,004  
Short-term borrowings   758     2,592  
Long-term debt   10,595     5,743  
Total interest expense   24,983     28,339  
Net interest income   183,547     194,812  
Provision for credit losses   (2,000 )   (6,000 )
Net interest income after provision for credit losses   185,547     200,812  
Non-interest income    
Service charges on deposit accounts   6,022     4,716  
Wealth management and trust fee income   3,912     2,855  
Brokered loan fees   3,970     9,311  
Servicing income   237     9,009  
Investment banking and trading income   4,179     5,787  
Net gain/(loss) on sale of loans held for sale       5,572  
Other   1,962     7,103  
Total non-interest income   20,282     44,353  
Non-interest expense    
Salaries and benefits   100,098     87,522  
Occupancy expense   8,885     8,274  
Marketing   4,977     1,697  
Legal and professional   10,302     8,277  
Communications and technology   14,700     15,969  
FDIC insurance assessment   3,981     6,613  
Servicing-related expenses       12,989  
Other   10,149     8,975  
Total non-interest expense   153,092     150,316  
Income before income taxes   52,737     94,849  
Income tax expense   13,087     22,911  
Net income   39,650     71,938  
Preferred stock dividends   4,313     3,779  
Net income available to common stockholders $ 35,337   $ 68,159  
     
Basic earnings per common share $ 0.70   $ 1.35  
Diluted earnings per common share $ 0.69   $ 1.33  
TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES, INC.
SUMMARY OF CREDIT LOSS EXPERIENCE
(dollars in thousands)
  1st Quarter 4th Quarter 3rd Quarter 2nd Quarter 1st Quarter
    2022     2021     2021     2021     2021  
Allowance for credit losses on loans:          
Beginning balance $ 211,866   $ 221,957   $ 221,511   $ 242,484   $ 254,615  
Loans charged-off:          
Commercial   110     3,776     4,348     1,412     2,451  
Energy               686     5,732  
Real estate   350             1,192      
Total charge-offs   460     3,776     4,348     3,290     8,183  
Recoveries:          
Commercial   217     1,933     1,104     308     1,050  
Energy   755     601     42     609     715  
Real estate       205     112          
Total recoveries   972     2,739     1,258     917     1,765  
Net charge-offs   (512 )   1,037     3,090     2,373     6,418  
Provision for credit losses on loans   (1,227 )   (9,054 )   3,536     (18,600 )   (5,713 )
Ending balance $ 211,151   $ 211,866   $ 221,957   $ 221,511   $ 242,484  
           
Allowance for off-balance sheet credit losses:          
Beginning balance $ 17,265   $ 18,211   $ 16,747   $ 17,147   $ 17,434  
Provision for off-balance sheet credit losses   (773 )   (946 )   1,464     (400 )   (287 )
Ending balance $ 16,492   $ 17,265   $ 18,211   $ 16,747   $ 17,147  
           
Total allowance for credit losses $ 227,643   $ 229,131   $ 240,168   $ 238,258   $ 259,631  
Total provision for credit losses $ (2,000 ) $ (10,000 ) $ 5,000   $ (19,000 ) $ (6,000 )
           
Allowance for credit losses on loans to total loans held for investment   0.97 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.93 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.93 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.93 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.99 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Allowance for credit losses on loans to average total loans held for investment   0.99 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.91 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.95 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.98 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.03 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Net charge-offs to average total loans held for investment(1) (0.01 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.02 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.05 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.04 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.11 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Net charge-offs to average total loans held for investment for last 12 months(1)   0.03 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.06 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.33 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.31 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.59 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total provision for credit losses to average total loans held for investment(1) (0.04 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} (0.17 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.09 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} (0.34 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6} (0.10 ){194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total allowance for credit losses to total loans held for investment   1.05 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.00 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.01 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.00 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   1.06 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}

(1) Interim period ratios are annualized.

TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES, INC.          
SUMMARY OF NON-PERFORMING ASSETS AND PAST DUE LOANS      
(dollars in thousands)          
  1st Quarter 4th Quarter 3rd Quarter 2nd Quarter 1st Quarter
    2022     2021     2021     2021     2021  
Non-accrual loans held for investment $ 59,327   $ 72,502   $ 87,532   $ 86,636   $ 97,730  
Non-accrual loans held for sale                    
Other real estate owned (OREO)                    
Total non-performing assets $ 59,327   $ 72,502   $ 87,532   $ 86,636   $ 97,730  
           
Non-accrual loans held for investment to total loans held for investment   0.27 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.32 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.37 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.36 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.40 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total non-performing assets to earning assets   0.20 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.21 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.25 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.25 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.25 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Allowance for credit losses on loans to non-accrual loans held for investment 3.6 x 2.9 x 2.5 x 2.6 x 2.5 x
           
Loans held for investment past due 90 days and still accruing(1) $ 6,031   $ 3,467   $ 3,405   $ 7,671   $ 6,187  
Loans held for investment past due 90 days to total loans held for investment   0.03 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.02 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.01 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.03 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   0.03 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for sale past due 90 days and still accruing(2) $ 3,865   $ 3,986   $ 3,808   $ 2,695   $ 16,359  

(1) At March 31, 2022, loans past due 90 days and still accruing included premium finance loans of $3.2 million. These loans are primarily secured by obligations of insurance carriers to refund premiums on canceled insurance policies. The refund of premiums from the insurance carriers can take 180 days or longer from the cancellation date.
(2) Includes loans guaranteed by U.S. government agencies that were repurchased out of Ginnie Mae securities. Loans are recorded as loans held for sale and carried at fair value on the balance sheet. Interest on these past due loans accrues at the debenture rate guaranteed by the U.S. government. The first quarter of 2021 also includes loans that, pursuant to Ginnie Mae servicing guidelines, we have the unilateral right, but not obligation, to repurchase and thus must record on our balance sheet regardless of whether the repurchase option has been exercised.

TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES, INC.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF INCOME (UNAUDITED)
(dollars in thousands)
           
  1st Quarter 4th Quarter 3rd Quarter 2nd Quarter 1st Quarter
    2022     2021     2021     2021     2021  
Interest income          
Interest and fees on loans $ 187,657   $ 204,379   $ 202,748   $ 203,074   $ 210,331  
Investment securities   17,302     11,780     10,235     10,918     9,887  
Interest-bearing deposits in other banks   3,571   $ 3,733   $ 3,606     2,961     2,933  
Total interest income   208,530     219,892     216,589     216,953     223,151  
Interest expense          
Deposits   13,630     14,513     14,719     16,271     20,004  
Short-term borrowings   758     771     748     502     2,592  
Long-term debt   10,595     10,576     10,586     10,723     5,743  
Total interest expense   24,983     25,860     26,053     27,496     28,339  
Net interest income   183,547     194,032     190,536     189,457     194,812  
Provision for credit losses   (2,000 )   (10,000 )   5,000     (19,000 )   (6,000 )
Net interest income after provision for credit losses   185,547     204,032     185,536     208,457     200,812  
Non-interest income          
Service charges on deposit accounts   6,022     4,702     4,622     4,634     4,716  
Wealth management and trust fee income   3,912     3,793     3,382     3,143     2,855  
Brokered loan fees   3,970     5,678     6,032     6,933     9,311  
Servicing income   237     277     292     5,935     9,009  
Investment banking and trading income   4,179     6,456     4,127     8,071     5,787  
Net gain/(loss) on sale of loans held for sale           (1,185 )   (3,070 )   5,572  
Other   1,962     10,553     7,509     11,993     7,103  
Total non-interest income   20,282     31,459     24,779     37,639     44,353  
Non-interest expense          
Salaries and benefits   100,098     89,075     87,503     86,830     87,522  
Occupancy expense   8,885     8,769     8,324     7,865     8,274  
Marketing   4,977     4,286     2,123     1,900     1,697  
Legal and professional   10,302     12,673     11,055     9,147     8,277  
Communications and technology   14,700     16,490     28,374     14,352     15,969  
FDIC insurance assessment   3,981     4,688     4,500     5,226     6,613  
Servicing-related expenses       25     2,396     12,355     12,989  
Other   10,149     10,643     8,712     11,385     8,975  
Total non-interest expense   153,092     146,649     152,987     149,060     150,316  
Income before income taxes   52,737     88,842     57,328     97,036     94,849  
Income tax expense   13,087     23,712     13,938     23,555     22,911  
Net income   39,650     65,130     43,390     73,481     71,938  
Preferred stock dividends   4,313     4,313     4,312     6,317     3,779  
Net income available to common shareholders $ 35,337   $ 60,817   $ 39,078   $ 67,164   $ 68,159  
TEXAS CAPITAL BANCSHARES, INC.
TAXABLE EQUIVALENT NET INTEREST INCOME ANALYSIS (UNAUDITED)
(dollars in thousands)
  1st Quarter 2022   4th Quarter 2021   3rd Quarter 2021   2nd Quarter 2021   1st Quarter 2021
  Average
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Assets                                      
Investment securities(1) $ 3,669,257 $ 17,743 1.96 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,608,503 $ 12,225 1.34 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,775,812 $ 10,684 1.12 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,543,270 $ 11,369 1.29 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,422,571 $ 10,359 1.23 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Interest-bearing cash and cash equivalents   8,552,300   3,571 0.17 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     9,760,735   3,733 0.15 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     9,046,095   3,606 0.16 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     11,583,759   2,961 0.10 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     11,845,547   2,933 0.10 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for sale   7,633   113 6.01 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     8,348   51 2.41 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     18,791   54 1.14 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     93,164   781 3.36 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     243,326   1,595 2.66 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for investment, mortgage finance   5,732,901   43,466 3.07 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     7,901,534   57,949 2.91 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     7,987,521   58,913 2.93 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     7,462,223   57,401 3.09 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     8,177,759   64,942 3.22 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Loans held for investment(1)(2)   15,686,319   144,134 3.73 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     15,348,322   146,436 3.79 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     15,266,167   143,864 3.74 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     15,242,975   144,978 3.81 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     15,457,888   143,935 3.78 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Less: Allowance for credit losses on loans   212,612         223,034         220,984         241,676         254,697    
Loans held for investment, net   21,206,608   187,600 3.59 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     23,026,822   204,385 3.52 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     23,032,704   202,777 3.49 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     22,463,522   202,379 3.61 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     23,380,950   208,877 3.62 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total earning assets   33,435,798   209,027 2.54 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     36,404,408   220,394 2.40 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     35,873,402   217,121 2.40 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     37,683,715   217,490 2.31 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     38,892,394   223,764 2.33 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Cash and other assets   819,486         835,293         855,555         996,946         1,064,679    
Total assets $ 34,255,284       $ 37,239,701       $ 36,728,957       $ 38,680,661       $ 39,957,073    
                                       
Liabilities and Stockholders’ Equity                                      
Transaction deposits $ 2,432,687 $ 3,962 0.66 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,007,337 $ 4,664 0.62 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,012,547 $ 4,737 0.62 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,795,152 $ 5,395 0.57 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}   $ 3,991,966 $ 5,861 0.60 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Savings deposits   10,420,545   8,583 0.33 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     10,529,645   8,419 0.32 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     10,044,995   8,262 0.33 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     11,296,382   8,990 0.32 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     12,889,974   10,788 0.34 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Time deposits   1,038,722   1,085 0.42 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     1,276,800   1,430 0.44 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     1,640,562   1,720 0.42 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     1,755,993   1,886 0.43 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     2,204,242   3,355 0.62 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total interest bearing deposits   13,891,954   13,630 0.40 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     14,813,782   14,513 0.39 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     14,698,104   14,719 0.40 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     16,847,527   16,271 0.39 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     19,086,182   20,004 0.43 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Short-term borrowings   1,770,781   758 0.17 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     2,267,013   771 0.13 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     2,299,692   748 0.13 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     2,349,718   502 0.09 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     2,686,398   2,592 0.39 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Long-term debt   929,005   10,595 4.63 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     928,307   10,576 4.52 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     927,626   10,586 4.53 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     881,309   10,723 4.88 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     464,731   5,743 5.01 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Total interest bearing liabilities   16,591,740   24,983 0.61 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     18,009,102   25,860 0.57 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     17,925,422   26,053 0.58 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     20,078,554   27,496 0.55 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}     22,237,311   28,339 0.52 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}
Non-interest bearing deposits   14,235,749         15,804,061         15,363,568         15,139,546         14,421,505    
Other liabilities   243,141         238,833         275,317         274,401         309,644    
Stockholders’ equity   3,184,654         3,187,705         3,164,650         3,188,160         2,988,613    
Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $ 34,255,284       $ 37,239,701       $ 36,728,957       $ 38,680,661       $ 39,957,073    
Net interest income(1)   $ 184,044       $ 194,534       $ 191,068       $ 189,994       $ 195,425  
Net interest margin     2.23 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}       2.12 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}       2.11 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}       2.02 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}       2.04 {194d821e0dc8d10be69d2d4a52551aeafc2dee4011c6c9faa8f16ae7103581f6}

(1) Taxable equivalent rates used where applicable.
(2) Average balances include non-accrual loans which are stated net of unearned income.