Charles Schwab Sees FY26 NIM at 2.85%-2.95%
Charles Schwab (SCHW) sees FY26 NIM 2.85%-2.95%, with Q4 NIM in low 290s bp area and FY26 average interest-earning assets expanding modestly vs. prior year. Sees FY26 adjusted expenses up 5.5%-6.5% vs. FY25. Sees FY adjusted pre-tax margin expanding further into low 50% zone. Notes that Forge Global (FRGE) is not included within FY26 scenario. Comments taken from investor presentation slides.
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Forge Global Holdings, Inc. Shareholders Approve Merger with Charles Schwab Corporation with 69.81% Voting Support
- Shareholder Voting: At Forge's special shareholder meeting, a total of 9,687,311 shares of common stock were represented, accounting for 69.97% of the voting power, ensuring a quorum for the approval of the merger proposals.
- Merger Agreement Approval: Approximately 69.81% of shareholders voted in favor of the merger agreement with Charles Schwab, indicating strong confidence in the integration process, which is expected to enhance Forge's competitive position in the private market.
- Executive Compensation Arrangements: About 68.95% of votes supported non-binding advisory proposals regarding executive compensation related to the merger, reflecting shareholder recognition and trust in the management team.
- Expected Merger Timeline: The acquisition is anticipated to close in the first half of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions including regulatory approvals, laying a foundation for Forge's future growth and providing Schwab with opportunities to expand its market share.

Charles Schwab's Earnings to Highlight Asset Growth
Earnings Report Anticipation: Charles Schwab is set to report its fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday, with investors expecting strong performance.
Analyst Estimates: Wall Street analysts predict adjusted earnings of $1.40 per share on revenue of $6.4 billion, a significant increase from last year's adjusted earnings of $1.01 on revenue of $5.3 billion.









