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Second Quarter 2026 Highlights

As we reflect on the first half of 2026, I am proud of the progress Beach Cities Commercial Bank continues to make. Our team remains focused on building lasting client relationships, delivering exceptional service, and executing on our long-term strategy. The results highlighted in this report demonstrate the strength of our franchise, the quality of our loan portfolio, and our continued commitment to disciplined growth.

 

A significant milestone this quarter was successfully completing our three-year de novo period. The de novo period represents the formative years of a newly chartered bank, during which regulatory oversight is heightened as the institution establishes its operational foundation, capital strength, and risk management practices. Successfully exiting this phase is an important achievement that reflects the dedication of our employees, the confidence of our clients and shareholders, and the sound framework we have built to support future growth.

 

We also made meaningful strides toward sustained profitability while maintaining strong asset quality and a solid liquidity position. For example, in addition to achieving profitability during the second quarter, in the subsequent month of July we reached Year-To-Date profitability.   Our deposits receded from their December peak as we focused on deposit quality, but our plans and investments are expected to yield deposit growth starting in the 3rd and 4th quarters. These accomplishments position us well for the future as we continue to expand our presence, deepen customer relationships, and pursue new opportunities. On behalf of our Board of Directors and the entire Beach Cities Commercial Bank team, thank you for your continued trust, support, and partnership. We look forward to building on this momentum in the months ahead.

 

Thomas J. "Chip" Inserra

President & CEO

 

Maintaining Positive Momentum

Strong Performance, Lasting Stability, and Relationship-Driven Banking

Asset Growth

  • Total Assets: $188.9 million as of June 30, 2026

    • Increased $12.1 million (7%) from December 31, 2025

    • Increased $26.4 million (16%) compared to June 30, 2025

 

Loan Portfolio

  • Gross Loans $153.5 million as of June 30, 2026

    • Increased $9.5 million (7%) from December 31, 2026

    • Increased $22.2 million (17%) from June 30, 2025

  • Loan Yield: Average yield of 7.50%

  • Net Interest Margin: Strong at 3.83%

  • Credit Quality: 

    • No deliquent or non performing assets as of June 30, 2026

    • Included $33.3 million in State and SBA guaranteed loans

 

Deposits

  • Total Deposits: $139.6 million as of June 30, 2026

    • Decreased $3.9 million (3%) from December 31, 2025

    • Increased $6.5 million (5%) over the prior 12 months

  • The Bank reduced institutional CD balances by $7.7 million 

    • Lowered deposit balances

    • Generated savings in CD interest expense

 

Earnings Performance

  • Q2 2026 Net Income: $111.8 thousand

    • Improved from a $151.8 thousand loss in Q1 2026

  • Year-to-Date 2026 Results: 

    • Net loss reduced to $40 thousand

    • Indicates a significant improvement in profitability

 

Liquidity & Funding

  • Total Liquidity: $32.8 million

    • Represents 17.34% of total assets

  • Available Contingent Borrowing Sources: $17 million

    • Represents 9% of total assets

  • Overall liquidity position remains strong

 

Earnings Fundamentals

  • Average loan yield was 7.26%, supporting a 3.75% net interest margin.



Credit Loss Reserves

  • Allowance for Credit Losses: $1.440 million

    • 0.94% of total loans

    • 1.08% excluding loans held-for-sale

    • 1.20% excluding guaranteed loan portions

  • Reserve levels remain adequate while asset quality remains strong

Performance

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Q2 Assets
q2 NII

For more information, Beach Cities Commercial Bank  quarterly FDIC regulatory “Call Report”  can be accessed online

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