
National Capital Bancorp's Q4 profit falls on higher credit loss provisions

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National Capital Bancorp reported a decline in Q4 net income year-over-year, primarily due to increased credit loss provisions. While net interest income rose, driven by an expanded net interest margin, the company did not repurchase shares during the quarter. The increase in credit loss provisions was attributed to higher reserves for non-performing loans. The bank experienced deposit growth, which supported new loan opportunities and reduced reliance on wholesale funding. No specific guidance for future quarters was provided in the press release.

