National Bank - Expects Material Impairments On Unit's Commercial Loans In Franchise And Healthcare Industries In Q3 - SEC Filing

By Reuters News

Oct 1 (Reuters) - National Bank Holdings Corp NBHC.N:

  • NATIONAL BANK - EXPECTS MATERIAL IMPAIRMENTS ON UNIT'S COMMERCIAL LOANS IN FRANCHISE AND HEALTHCARE INDUSTRIES IN Q3 - SEC FILING

  • NATIONAL BANK - UNIT'S LOANS WITH $65 MILLION PRINCIPAL BALANCE TO BE CHARGED DOWN TO $18.20 MILLION - SEC FILING

  • NATIONAL BANK - EXPECTS $46.80 MILLION CHARGE-OFFS AND $38-$40 MILLION PROVISION EXPENSE FOR Q3 2026 - SEC FILING

  • NATIONAL BANK - EXPECTS $4 MILLION IMPAIRMENT CHARGE ON FINTECH PARTNERSHIP INVESTMENT IN Q3 2026 - SEC FILING

  • NATIONAL BANK: IMPAIRMENTS EXPECTED TO REDUCE AFTER-TAX EARNINGS BY $32-$34 MILLION OR $0.72-$0.76 PER SHARE FOR Q3 AND NINE MONTHS ENDED SEPT 30, 2026

  • NATIONAL BANK - BOARD APPROVES ADDITIONAL AUTHORIZATION TO REPURCHASE UP TO $40.10 MILLION OF CLASS A COMMON STOCK ON SEPT 30, 2026 - SEC FILING

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