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10/7/26

Sterling Bancorp (SBT)

Wednesday
11:27 PM
ThesisSterling Bancorp: the story is balanced — Net interest margin expansion or compression driven by Fed policy and deposit beta

Revenue Outlook

★ Analysts see FY2026 revenue reaching $377M — +488% growth in a single year.

What Moves the Stock

  1. 01Net interest margin expansion or compression driven by Fed policy and deposit beta
  2. 02Credit quality metrics - non-performing loans, charge-offs, and provision expense relative to loan book
  3. 03Loan portfolio growth in commercial real estate and residential mortgages in Michigan markets
  4. 04Deposit franchise stability and cost of funds versus regional competitors
  5. 05Regulatory capital ratios and potential M&A activity (acquirer or target given sub-book valuation)
  6. 06Net interest income from residential mortgage lending (estimated 60-70% of revenue)
  7. 07Net interest income from commercial real estate and C&I loans (estimated 20-30%)
  8. 08Non-interest income from deposit fees and loan servicing (estimated 5-10%)
FY2024 Snapshot
Revenue
$135M
NI Growth
-71.2%
EPS
$0.04

SBT Chart

4.44.54.74.85.04.84SBT Daily4.84Nov '24Jan '25Feb '25Apr '25

My Notes

  • value - Trading at 0.7x book value attracts deep value investors betting on asset quality stabilization, turnaround potential…
  • High sensitivity with complex dynamics.
  • Watch on earnings: Federal Funds Rate and Fed policy trajectory - directly impacts NIM and loan demand, Michigan unemployment rate and regional GDP growth - drives credit quality and loan demand, 10-year Treasury yield and mortgage rates - affects residential mortgage origination volumes and prepayment speeds.

One Sentence Summary:

Sterling Bancorp: the story is balanced — net interest margin expansion or compression driven by fed policy and deposit beta.

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