BOK Financial BOKF Commercial — Net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources

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VLYCommercial Banking — Internal transfer expense (income)

$121.05M-0.7%

WALCommercial Segment — Interest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

$69.7M-47.1%

WALCommercial Segment — Net Interest Income

$370.5M+19.6%

VLYConsumer Banking — Internal transfer expense (income)

$29.71M-1.3%

FHNCommercial, Consumer & Wealth — Funds transfer pricing

$93M-15.5%

VLYTreasury and Corporate Other — Internal transfer expense (income)

-$150.76M+0.8%

Questions, answered.

What is BOK Financial's commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources?

BOK Financial (BOKF) reported commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources of -$37.33M in Q1 2024.

How has BOK Financial's commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources changed year-over-year?

BOK Financial's commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources decreased by 849.3% year-over-year, from -$3.93M to -$37.33M.

What is the long-term trend for BOK Financial's commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources?

Over 2 years (2021 to 2023), BOK Financial's commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources has grown at a 35.0% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), from -$71.17M to -$129.8M.

What does commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources mean?

The net cost or benefit of internal funding transfers between the commercial segment and the rest of the bank.

How do you interpret commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources?

Changes reflect shifts in internal funding costs, interest rate environments, or the bank's internal liquidity management strategy.

How does commercial — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources compare across companies?

Standard in banks using internal funds transfer pricing (FTP) models.