Q2 FY2026 EarningsFY26 Q2 core performance significantly missed consensus, despite a top-line beat driven by one-time items. Normalized EPS of $0.41 was 46.41% below the $0.765 expectation, primarily due to a sharp spike in Provision for Credit Losses ($3.50M) linked to commercial real estate deterioration. While Net Interest Margin (NIM) improved to 3.86% following last year's balance sheet repositioning, asset quality concerns and higher-than-expected operating expenses ($15.53M) and effective tax rates (23.67%) weighed heavily on the bottom line.