Live Oak Bancshares (LOB) Q4 2015 earnings summary
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Q4 2015 earnings summary
10 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY15 net income to common shareholders rose 105.3% to $20.6M; diluted EPS was $0.65 vs. $0.41 in 2014.
Loan production grew 36.6% to $1.16B; guaranteed loan sales rose 47.7% to $640.9M, supporting 40.7% growth in core recurring revenue to $109.1M.
Four lending verticals were added, bringing the total to 11; an eLending pilot began for smaller business loans, with public launch in Feb. 2016.
Financial highlights
Net interest income increased 73.9% to $25.6M; noninterest income rose 40.4% to $84.3M, including a $3.8M one-time gain on the sale of the nCino investment.
Net gains on loan sales increased 34.8% to $67.4M; loan servicing revenue and revaluation totaled $9.9M, including negative servicing revaluation of $6.2M.
Noninterest expense rose 31.5% to $71.7M, reflecting growth investments; salary and benefits increased 38.3% to $40.3M.
Adjusted pre-tax net income, excluding non-recurring items, rose 38.5% to $30.6M; comparable reported net income increased 105.3% to $20.6M.
Outlook and guidance
FY16 loan originations expected at $1.35B, with ~40% fully funded at closing; held-for-sale and held-for-investment portfolios expected to grow.
Noninterest expense expected to increase as staffing, infrastructure and other investments support higher loan production.
Online banking platform for small businesses targeted for launch by year-end 2016; digital origination and eLending build-out are strategic priorities.
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