Revenue climbed 12% to $2.28 billion, clearing the $2.25 billion consensus forecast from analysts polled by FactSet. The bank’s primary engine, net interest income, grew 14% to $1.63 billion, supported by an expanding net interest margin and a 5% increase in interest-earning assets. Beyond lending, the company saw a 9% uptick in noninterest income, reaching $652 million as cash-management, capital market, and wealth management fees gained momentum.

Operational costs rose at a slower pace than revenue, with noninterest expenses increasing 6%. This spending was largely attributed to headcount growth, elevated compensation packages, and higher costs for outside services. By maintaining this spread between fee-based growth and expense management, the bank effectively outperformed the predicted $1.24 per share earnings target.