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Allied Financial (NYSE: ALLY) Thursday’s first-quarter results beat the Wall Street average estimate, highlighted by robust net financing income and tangible return on equity.
Still, ALLY shares slip 2.1% in pre-market commerce.
The core tangible common equity return was 23.6% in the first quarter, compared to 22.1% in Q4 2021 and 24.1% in Q1 2021.
Net financing income of $1.70B in Q1, compared to $1.66B in Q4 2021 and $1.38B in Q1 last year.
Q1 Adjusted EPS of $2.03 beat consensus of $1.93 and was up from $2.02 in Q4 2021, but down from $2.09 in Q1 2021 one year old.
Adjusted net income before basic provisioning fell slightly to $1.08 billion in the first quarter, from $1.10 billion in the prior quarter, but up from $987 million in the first quarter of 2021.
Tangible non-GAAP book value was $35.04 per share compared to $38.73 in Q4 2021 and $36.16 in Q1 2021.
The adjusted efficiency ratio of 45.6% increased from 44.4% in the prior quarter.
Further, “While the operating environment continues to be dynamic, I remain confident in the businesses we have built and our ability to navigate and add value in a variety of market contexts,” said the CEO Jeffery J. Brown.
On Wednesday, Ally Financial declared a quarterly dividend of $0.30 per share.
