Mortgage lender InsCorp's Q4 EPS hit by fraud loss

Reuters
Feb 03
Mortgage lender InsCorp's Q4 EPS hit by fraud loss

Overview

  • Tennessee bank's Q4 EPS impacted by fraud loss, previously disclosed and charged off

  • Company reports strong loan and deposit growth in Murfreesboro market

  • Company announces quarterly dividend increase, adding healthcare veteran to board

Outlook

  • Company expects margin pressure in 1Q26 due to recent Fed Funds rate reductions

  • InsCorp anticipates strong loan growth in 2026, driven by Nashville market dislocations

  • Company sees $50 mln of approved loans funding in 1Q26

Result Drivers

  • FRAUD IMPACT - EPS in 4Q25 was negatively affected by a $4.9 mln pretax loss due to fraud, which was fully charged off in the quarter

  • MURFREESBORO EXPANSION - Loan and deposit growth in Murfreesboro gained momentum, with balances increasing significantly by year-end

  • OVERHEAD COSTS - Increased overhead expenses due to infrastructure investments and Murfreesboro expansion affected net income

Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

Q4 Net Interest Income

$7.40 mln

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