Valley National Bank VLY Investment Management — Internal transfer expense (income)

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WALInterest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

$0—

WALCorporate And Other Segment — Interest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

$235.7M+70.3%

BOKFCommercial Banking — Net interest income (expense) from internal sources

-$67.84M-27.6%

WALCorporate & Other — Interest Expense, Funds Transfer Pricing

$183.23M+113%

BOKFConsumer — Net interest income (expense) from internal sources

$40.36M-31.4%

BOKFConsumer — Net interest revenue (expense) from internal sources

$94.8M+7.4%

Questions, answered.

What is Valley National Bank's investment management — internal transfer expense (income)?

Valley National Bank (VLY) reported investment management — internal transfer expense (income) of $17.06M in Q1 2022.

What does investment management — internal transfer expense (income) mean?

The net internal charge or credit applied to the Investment Management segment for services provided to or by other bank departments.

How do you interpret investment management — internal transfer expense (income)?

An increase in net internal expense may indicate higher utilization of corporate shared services or a shift in internal funding costs, while income suggests the segment is providing value to other units.

How does investment management — internal transfer expense (income) compare across companies?

Most regional banks use internal transfer pricing (FTP) to allocate interest expense and overhead, making this comparable to internal service fee structures at peer institutions.