First Financial Bankshares Q3 2026 net income jumps 42% year over year to $74.31 million

By Public Technologies
  • First Financial Bankshares’ third-quarter 2026 net income jumped 42% year over year to $74.31 million.
  • Net interest income rose 9% year over year to $138.51 million.
  • Credit-loss provisions dropped 92% year over year to $2.03 million; the prior-year quarter included a large borrower-fraud charge-off.
  • The bank plans to open its first full-service Austin-market branch in Bee Cave later in October.


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