Tompkins Financial (TMP)

What Moves the Stock

1. 01Net interest margin expansion/contraction driven by Fed policy and deposit beta (ability to lag deposit rate increases)
2. 02Commercial real estate loan growth in upstate NY markets, particularly multifamily and office portfolios
3. 03Credit quality metrics including non-performing asset ratios and provision expense relative to peer banks
4. 04Insurance segment organic growth and commission revenue trends, which provide earnings stability during rate cycles
5. 05M&A activity in fragmented upstate NY banking market where Tompkins has historically been an acquirer
6. 06Net interest income from commercial and residential loan portfolios (~70-75% of revenue)
7. 07Fee-based insurance brokerage and wealth management services (~15-20% of revenue)
8. 08Deposit service charges, mortgage banking fees, and card interchange income (~10-15% of revenue)

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My Notes

• value and dividend - Regional bank trading at 1.3x P/B with 20% ROE attracts value investors seeking mean reversion to historical 1.5-1.8x…
• Asset-sensitive balance sheet benefits from rising short-term rates as variable-rate commercial loans reprice faster than deposit costs…
• Watch on earnings: Federal Funds Rate and forward guidance from FOMC meetings determining NIM trajectory over next 12-18 months, 10-year to 2-year Treasury yield curve spread as predictor of NIM pressure and recession probability affecting credit quality, Upstate New York employment trends and commercial real estate vacancy rates in Syracuse, Rochester, and Ithaca MSAs.