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DFCC Bank Q1 2026 Growth Indicators
Growth percentages for core banking indicators in the first quarter of 2026.
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DFCC Bank Rings Bell at Colombo Stock Exchange to Mark the Launch and ...
DFCC Bank PLC (DFCC Bank) was invited by the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) to ring the market opening bell to mark the successful launch of Sri Lanka’s first Basel III–compliant Green, Social, Sustainability and Sustainability-Linked Loan (GSS+) Bond - a milestone in the country’s evolving sustainable finance landscape.The bell-ringing ceremony followed the strong market reception of the Bond, which was oversubscribed on its opening day, reflecting robust investor confidence in the instrument’s structure, governance standards, and long-term relevance.The event was attended by Chairman J. Durairatnam, Chief Executive Officer Thimal Perera, members of the senior leadership team of DFCC Bank, officials of the Colombo Stock Exchange, officials of KPMG (Global Assurance), Nithya Partners, and the Joint Managers Capital Alliance Partners Limited and NDB Investment Bank Limited.The GSS+ Bond represents the first instrument in Sri Lanka to combine impact-focused financing with Basel III regulatory capital compliance. By reinforcing the Bank’s capital base while directing funds towards measurable environmental and social outcomes, the issuance bridges financial system resilience with national development priorities.Commenting at the ceremony, Thimal Perera, Chief Executive Officer of DFCC Bank stated, “The ringing of the bell is more than a tradition. It reflects the broader significance of this issuance for Sri Lanka’s capital markets. This Bond strengthens our regulatory capital position while enabling the mobilisation of long-term funding towards initiatives that support environmental sustainability, social inclusion, and economic resilience. It demonstrates that prudential strength and impact-oriented finance can operate within the same disciplined framework.”Rajeeva Bandaranaike, CEO of the Colombo Stock Exchange, stated: “The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) is pleased to see DFCC Bank continue its long-standing commitment to sustainable finance through the issuance of Sri Lanka’s first Basel III-compliant GSS+ Bond. When we introduced the GSS+ instrument framework in 2024, we aimed to provide a platform for companies to raise capital for social and environmental projects. We are happy to see the effective use of this mechanism.”The GSS+ structure enables financing across four interconnected pillars:Green Finance – renewable energy, clean transportation, energy efficiency, and climate resilience.Social Finance – housing, healthcare, education, essential services, ...
EFC Q1 2026 Earnings Transcript - The Motley Fool
Image source: The Motley Fool. DateWednesday, May 6, 2026 at 11 a.m. ETCall participantsChief Executive Officer — Larry PennCo-Chief Investment Officer — Mark TecotzkyChief Financial Officer — JR HerlihyNeed a quote from a Motley Fool analyst? Email [email protected]TakeawaysGAAP net income -- $0.78 per share on a fully mark-to-market basis, reflecting high portfolio yields and credit performance.Annualized economic return -- 26% for the quarter, incorporating book value appreciation and dividends.Book value per share -- Increased 3% to $13.56, with equity growth matching asset growth despite spread volatility.Adjusted distributable earnings (ADE) -- $0.55 per share, substantially outpacing the $0.39 dividend and exceeding prior guidance.ADE guidance -- Raised to approximately $0.45 per share per quarter, above the quarterly dividend rate.Longbridge segment performance -- Delivered $0.47 per share in income and $0.21 of ADE, supported by a near-record proprietary reverse mortgage origination volume and a $17 million litigation settlement; segment net income surpassed all of 2025’s total.Longbridge portfolio growth -- Rose 13% to $695 million, driven by $515 million in new reverse mortgage originations, a 52% increase.Securitization activity -- Executed seven EFMT transactions totaling over $2.8 billion, up from four transactions and $1.1 billion in 2025; average non-QM securitization size nearly doubled year over year to $508 million.Portfolio expansion -- Adjusted long credit portfolio grew 4% to $4.27 billion net of securitizations; total portfolio assets exceeded $5 billion.Credit performance -- Delinquency rates declined for a second consecutive quarter in residential and commercial loans, with realized losses remaining minimal.Recourse debt metrics -- Recourse debt-to-equity held at 1.9-to-1, and overall debt-to-equity at 9-to-1, both unchanged.Equity activity -- Raised $117 million in a January block trade to redeem Series A preferred stock (with a coupon over 9%), directly reducing cost of capital and boosting book value per share.Unencumbered assets -- Increased by 8% to $1.9 billion at quarter-end, expanding liquidity.Servicing results -- Longbridge servicing contributed with steady base income, net gains on HMBS MSRs, and “tail securitization” execution.Borrowing costs -- Weighted average borrowing rate on recourse borrowings declined by 18 bps to 5.49%, attributed to tighter repo spreads.Agency RMBS allocation -- Declined 3% sequentially to $197...
IDFC First Bank - Quarterly Results and Financial Statement as of Mar, 2026
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DFCC Bank demonstrates disciplined performance and balance ...
DFCC Bank demonstrates disciplined performance and balance sheet strength in Q1 2026. DFCC Bank delivered a strong financial performance for the period...
