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MVB Financial Q3 2026 net income drops 97% year over year to $438,000

By Public Technologies
  • MVB Financial’s third-quarter 2026 net income fell 97% from the previous quarter to $438,000.
  • Net interest income rose 23% year over year to $32.6 million.
  • Credit-loss provision more than doubled from the previous quarter to $9.95 million, reflecting increased specific reserves, loan growth and model factors.
  • Noninterest income dropped 58% sequentially to $7.84 million; the prior quarter included a $10 million pretax Fintech investment gain.
  • Fintech Payments deposits climbed 28% quarter over quarter to $766 million, while four new fintech partners joined during the quarter.


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