Astoria Financial (AF) Quarterly Income Statement

Quarterly · GAAP · USD millions
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This income statement overview for Astoria Financial spans from Jun 30 2016 to Jun 30 2017, showing how the company's revenues, expenses, and earnings have changed across reporting periods.
Quarterly Report, GAAP in USD millions
ITEM
(Jun 30 2017)
Q2 2017
(Mar 31 2017) (Dec 31 2016) (Sep 30 2016) (Jun 30 2016)
Revenues
Interest and Fee Income, Loans and Leases88.37
Interest and Dividend Income, Securities, Operating18.62
Other Interest and Dividend Income1.62
Total Interest Income108.60
Interest Expense, Deposits6.62
Interest Expense, Borrowings23.45
Total Interest Expense30.06
Net Interest Income78.54
Provision for loan losses-2.46
Total Net Interest Income80.99
Service Fees, Investment Banking, Brokerage and Other Transactions7.35
Other Non-interest Income3.50
Other Non-Interest Income0.00
Total Non-interest Income11.84
Total Revenues92.83
Costs & Expenses
Salaries & employee benefits, SGA36.62
Depreciation & Amortization0.00
Communications, Information Technology and Occupancy19.62
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Premium Expense1.38
Other Noninterest Expense7.12
Total Operating Expenses64.74
Total Costs & Expenses94.80
Income & Taxes
Income /-loss before income taxes28.10
Income taxes expenses/-benefit10.12
Income after income taxes17.98
Income /-loss after income taxes17.98
Net Income/-loss17.98
Preferred dividends2.19
Income/-loss to shareholder15.79
Earnings Per Share
Basic EPS (excl. extra items)0.16
Extraordinary items0.00
Basic Net EPS0.16
Basic shares outstanding (Mill. of Units)100.60
Diluted Net EPS0.16
Diluted average shares (Mill. of Units)100.60
Dividend per share0.06
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What this statement shows

This page presents issuer-reported income statement data, detailing revenue, operating costs, expenses, and earnings as disclosed in SEC 10-Q filings and standardized by CSIMarket. The income statement reflects operating performance over a reporting period rather than financial position at a single date.

Revenue and expense treatment

Revenue and expense items are aligned to support period-to-period comparability. Operating and non-operating items, interest, and income taxes are classified based on issuer disclosures and XBRL tagging.

Source & verification

  • Source: SEC 10-Q filings
  • Filed with the SEC: n/a

Income statement figures represent operating results for each reporting period and may be revised in subsequent filings.