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M&T Bank Profit Climbs as Interest Margins Widen

Higher interest rates provided a significant lift for M&T Bank in the second quarter, as the Buffalo-based lender reported a surge in net income to $781 million. The bank leveraged a wider interest margin and increased trust revenue to outperform its results from the same period last year.

M&T Bank Profit Climbs as Interest Margins Widen
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Net interest income, the primary engine of the bank’s growth, climbed 4.6% to reach $1.79 billion. This expansion was supported by a net interest margin that widened by 8 basis points to 3.70%, reflecting the bank's ability to capitalize on the current rate environment. Total loans also saw healthy growth, rising to $141.4 billion from $135.4 billion a year prior.

Beyond core lending, non-interest income rose to $740 million, bolstered by a $15 million increase in trust income. While mortgage banking revenue dipped 2% to $127 million, the bank’s overall profitability remained robust, with earnings per share rising to $5.32 from $4.24. Additionally, M&T Bank reduced its provision for credit losses to $120 million, signaling a stable outlook on its loan portfolio.

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