Preferred Bank Q3 2026 net income falls 8% year over year to $32.95 million

By Public Technologies
  • Preferred Bank’s third-quarter 2026 net income fell 8% year over year to $32.95 million.
  • Net interest income dropped 6% year over year to $66.71 million, hurt by $2.1 million in interest reversals.
  • Noninterest income climbed 36% year over year to $4.99 million, supported by higher letters-of-credit fees.
  • Nonaccrual and other loans overdue at least 90 days, excluding held-for-sale loans, rose 11% from June 30 to $109.4 million.
  • A $56.7 million mixed-use property loan placed on nonaccrual status is under contract for sale at par, with closing expected in October.


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