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And then the final point I’d make, Mike, that often people forget is that in that NII is legacy NII.
And then the final point I’d make, Mike, that often people forget is that in that NII is legacy NII.
Apart from traditional banking services, which are the source of the net interest income (NII), major regional banks provide a wide array of other financial services and products to retail, corporate and institutional clients, both domestic and global.
Source: https://247wallst.com/investing/2023/08/22/__trashed-1319/
Core NII represents NII adjusted for differences in applicable cash distributions received on our CLO equity investments relative to income recognized in accordance with GAAP.
Core NII represents NII adjusted for differences in applicable cash distributions received on our CLO equity investments relative to income recognized in accordance with GAAP.
Hey, Tim. Listen, I know it’s difficult with the -- going back to margin and maybe also we can tie in dollars of NII to it because I think that’s important.
If BGB pay distributions out of NII, then long-term NAV declines should not occur, as credit spreads (and by extension, loan prices) tend to be a mean reverting series.
Source: https://seekingalpha.com/article/4569293-bgb-a-declining-nav-fund?source=feed_all_articles
Including the special dividend, BXSL paid out 100% of 3Q-22 NII and 76% of LTM NII.
Including the special dividend, BXSL paid out 100% of 3Q-22 NII and 76% of LTM NII.
It was great to see the higher NII guide and performance this quarter.
Moving on and continuing on the NII topic.
NII was positively impacted by higher market rates as deposit repricing has lagged the repricing of our earning assets, combined with the benefits of fixed rate asset generation at higher rates.
So in terms of the trough in the NII and NIM we'll talk about that in January.
Strong NII was fueled by a combination of really elevated yields from rising base rates to favorable dividends flowing from platform investments and JVs and three continue strong credit performance within the portfolio.
The Minneapolis-based bank's NII grew to $4.63 billion for the quarter ended March 31, compared with $3.17 billion a year ago.
The second one is on NII in Spain.
This is likely to lead to a major fallout across industry players’ NII and NIM growth in the upcoming period as funding costs continue to increase.
Source: https://247wallst.com/investing/2023/08/22/__trashed-1319/
What about stability on the expense line to manage through any worse than expected outcomes on the NII?
Would it be fair to say that the group is likely to experience significant NII run rate tailwinds once again in FY '24?