BOK Financial BOKF Consumer Banking — Net interest income (expense) from internal sources

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Questions, answered.

What is BOK Financial's consumer banking — net interest income (expense) from internal sources?

BOK Financial (BOKF) reported consumer banking — net interest income (expense) from internal sources of $38.2M in Q1 2026.

What does consumer banking — net interest income (expense) from internal sources mean?

The net interest impact resulting from internal funding and liquidity transfers within the bank.

How do you interpret consumer banking — net interest income (expense) from internal sources?

Fluctuations reflect changes in internal transfer pricing policies or the segment's net funding position relative to the corporate treasury.

How does consumer banking — net interest income (expense) from internal sources compare across companies?

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