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

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VLYConsumer Banking — Internal transfer expense (income)

$29.71M-1.3%

WALConsumer Related Segment — Interest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

-$305.4M-13.1%

VLYCommercial Banking — Internal transfer expense (income)

$121.05M-0.7%

VLYTreasury and Corporate Other — Internal transfer expense (income)

-$150.76M+0.8%

WALCorporate And Other Segment — Interest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

$235.7M+70.3%

WALCorporate & Other — Interest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

$183.23M+113%

Questions, answered.

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

BOK Financial (BOKF) reported consumer — net interest income (expense) from internal sources of $40.36M in Q4 2025.

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

BOK Financial's consumer — net interest income (expense) from internal sources decreased by 31.4% year-over-year, from $58.83M to $40.36M.

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

The net interest impact of internal funding and liquidity transfers between the consumer segment and the rest of the bank.

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

Changes reflect shifts in internal liquidity management policies or changes in the segment's role as a net provider or user of funds.

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

Standard in banks using Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP) to allocate interest rate risk and liquidity costs.