FB Financial FBK Business Segments
| FY'25 | FY'24 | FY'23 | FY'22 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total noninterest (loss) income by Business | |||||
| Mortgage | $52.69M+11.0% | $47.45M+6.1% | $44.71M-39.0% | $73.36M— | |
| Interest Income by Business | |||||
| Banking | $829.15M+14.2% | $726.03M+7.0% | $678.59M+44.2% | $470.43M— | |
| Mortgage | $4.78M— | —— | -$181K-102% | $10.99M— | |
| Net Interest Income by Business | |||||
| Banking | $506.09M+23.2% | $410.78M+2.6% | $400.37M+0.3% | $399.03M+14.9% | |
| Mortgage | $10.01M+75.0% | $5.72M-16.5% | $6.85M-48.1% | $13.21M+47,079% | |
| Other noninterest (loss) income by Business | |||||
| Mortgage | $241K-70.3% | $812K+3,960% | $20K— | —— | |
| Total noninterest expense by Business | |||||
| Banking | $324.76M+31.8% | $246.49M-8.9% | $270.57M+20.1% | $225.28M— | |
| Mortgage | $53.45M+6.0% | $50.41M-7.3% | $54.36M-55.8% | $123.07M— | |
| Income (Loss) from Continuing Operations before Income Taxes, Noncontrolling Interest by Business | |||||
| Banking | $134.92M-6.1% | $143.65M-6.1% | $153.03M-22.0% | $196.08M-9.5% | |
| Mortgage | $3.6M+19.4% | $3.02M+210% | -$2.74M+92.5% | -$36.51M-238% | |
| Net Interest Income (After Provisions) by Business | |||||
| Banking | $468.46M+17.5% | $398.52M0.0% | $398.65M+4.9% | $380.04M— | |
| Mortgage | $4.37M-27.0% | $5.98M-0.8% | $6.03M-54.4% | $13.21M— | |
| Total Assets by Business | |||||
| Banking | $56.45B+15.6% | $48.82B0.0% | $48.8B+3.3% | $47.24B+7.5% | |
| Mortgage | $2.58B+10.1% | $2.34B+2.5% | $2.29B-16.3% | $2.73B-36.7% | |
| Mortgage banking income by Business | |||||
| Banking | $0— | $0— | $0— | $0— | |
| Mortgage | $49.38M+3.0% | $47.92M+0.5% | $47.67M-43.0% | $83.68M-53.4% | |
| Other noninterest expense by Business | |||||
| Banking | $96.21M+24.6% | $77.19M— | —— | —— | |
| Mortgage | $23.13M+10.2% | $20.98M— | —— | —— | |
| Depreciation, Depletion and Amortization, Nonproduction by Business | |||||
| Banking | $11.98M+3.8% | $11.54M+10.5% | $10.44M+48.5% | $7.04M+1.6% | |
| Mortgage | $74K-82.6% | $425K-42.3% | $736K-25.1% | $982K-27.9% | |
| Salaries, commissions and employee benefits by Business | |||||
| Banking | $187.47M+21.1% | $154.81M-9.5% | $170.98M+13.7% | $150.41M— | |
| Mortgage | $30.25M+4.3% | $29M-10.7% | $32.47M-46.8% | $61.08M— | |
| Merger and integration costs by Business | |||||
| Banking | $23.8M— | —— | —— | —— | |
| Mortgage | $0— | —— | —— | —— | |
| Goodwill by Business | |||||
| Banking | $1.19B+22.2% | $970.24M0.0% | $970.24M0.0% | $970.24M0.0% | |
| Mortgage | $0— | $0— | $0— | $0— | |
| Interest Expense by Business | |||||
| Banking | $323.06M+2.5% | $315.25M+13.7% | $277.34M+288% | $71.41M— | |
| Mortgage | -$5.23M+15.8% | -$6.22M-1.1% | -$6.15M-177% | -$2.22M— | |
| Amortization of core deposit and other intangibles by Business | |||||
| Banking | $5.3M+79.8% | $2.95M-19.5% | $3.66M-20.2% | $4.59M-16.2% | |
| Mortgage | $0— | $0— | $0— | $0— | |
| Provisions for credit losses by Business | |||||
| Banking | $37.64M— | —— | $2.6M— | —— | |
| Mortgage | $5.64M— | —— | -$60K— | —— | |
| Mortgage banking income, investment services and trust income, service charges on deposit accounts, ATM and interchange fees by Product | |||||
| ATM and interchange fees | $12.09M+5.4% | $11.47M+11.5% | $10.28M-34.1% | $15.6M-21.6% | |
| Investment services and trust income | $16.33M+15.1% | $14.19M+25.4% | $11.32M+27.7% | $8.87M+3.6% | |
| Mortgage banking income | $52.44M+12.5% | $46.63M+4.3% | $44.69M-39.3% | $73.58M-56.1% | |
| Service charges on deposit accounts | $15.1M+14.1% | $13.23M+8.9% | $12.15M+0.9% | $12.05M+20.1% |
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- How does FB Financial break its business down?
- FB Financial (FBK) reports total noninterest (loss) income by business across 2 parts — Banking and Mortgage. Each is extracted from the segment footnotes and tracked over time.
- Where does FB Financial's segment data come from?
- Segment breakdowns are pulled from the segment footnotes in FB Financial's SEC filings (the XBRL dimensional tags), so every line ties back to a reported figure. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any segment for its full history.
