BOK Financial BOKF Consumer — Net interest revenue (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%

WALConsumer Related Segment — Net Interest Income

$484.6M+21.4%

WALCorporate And Other Segment — Interest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

$235.7M+70.3%

VLYInvestment Management — Internal transfer expense (income)

$17.06M+28.5%

Questions, answered.

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

BOK Financial (BOKF) reported consumer — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources of $94.8M in Q1 2024.

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

BOK Financial's consumer — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources increased by 7.4% year-over-year, from $88.24M to $94.8M.

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

Over 2 years (2021 to 2023), BOK Financial's consumer — net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources has grown at a 230.6% compound annual growth rate (CAGR), from $35.67M to $389.79M.

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

Net interest income or expense resulting from internal bank funding transfers.

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

Fluctuations reflect changes in internal funding costs or the segment's role as a net provider or user of liquidity within the bank.

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

Common in large financial institutions using internal funds transfer pricing (FTP) systems.