First Commonwealth Financial Corp. interest and dividend income $157.22M, quarter ended Mar 31, 2026
First Commonwealth Financial Corp. reported $157.22M of interest and dividend income in the quarter ended Mar 31, 2026, +6.9% on the quarter ended Mar 31, 2025.
+6.9% year over year +$10.09M against $147.13M for the quarter ended Mar 31, 2025
Every FCF quarter JMM stores, on a real time axis
What the FCF record says, and what to quote from it
Growth is speeding up, from +5.4% to +6.9%, and +10.3% for the quarter ended Sep 30, 2024 is still the high mark of this record.
The last 5 comparable prints run +10.3%, +1.1%, +5.5%, +5.4%, +6.9%, so the latest rate is 1.4 points above the one before it and the rate has risen at each of the last 1 step. Read the run rather than the last print: a single quarter's rate moves on the base it is measured against, and the base is a quarter of First Commonwealth Financial Corp.'s trading a year earlier, not a smooth line.
The period stored before this one ended Sep 30, 2025, about 2 quarters earlier, so a step against it would not describe a quarter of trading. SEC builds its quarterly frames from the values a filer tags, and most filers tag no standalone fourth quarter: it is reported inside the annual filing as part of the year.
These quarters do not close a fiscal year. The annual report in FCF's filing history carries the year as First Commonwealth Financial Corp. reports it.
FCF quarterly interest and dividend income, filing by filing
| Period ended | Quarterly interest and dividend income | Year over year | Filed | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10-Q | $157.2M | +6.9% vs $147.1M, period ended Mar 31, 2025 | Open filing | |
| 10-Q | $162.7M | +5.4% vs $154.3M, period ended Sep 30, 2024 | Open filing | |
| 10-Q | $158.9M | +5.5% vs $150.7M, period ended Jun 30, 2024 | Open filing | |
| 10-Q | $147.1M | +1.1% vs $145.5M, period ended Mar 31, 2024 | Open filing | |
| 10-Q | $154.3M | +10.3% vs $139.9M, period ended Sep 30, 2023 | Open filing | |
| 10-Q | $150.7M | Not stored no quarter one year earlier in the stored set | Open filing | |
| 10-Q | $145.5M | Not stored no quarter one year earlier in the stored set | Open filing | |
| 10-Q | $139.9M | Not stored no quarter one year earlier in the stored set | Open filing |
Every row is the SEC concept InterestAndDividendIncomeOperating, read from
the SEC company facts API by the JMM collector,
checked Aug 9, 2026. The change column is year over year and names the exact period it was measured
against, because these periods are not contiguous: a change against whichever row happens to sit below would compare
quarters up to three years apart. Earlier rows carry the accession SEC attributes the value to, which can be a later
filing that restated the period, so only the most recent row's 41-day gap is a reporting delay.
FCF against every other National Commercial Banks filer JMM covers
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- WFC Wells Fargo & CompanyWFC $23.3Bperiod ended Jun 30, 2026
- USB US Bancorp \de\USB $7.7Bperiod ended Jun 30, 2026
- PNC PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.PNC $6.9Bperiod ended Jun 30, 2026
- TFC Truist Financial Corp.TFC $6.0Bperiod ended Jun 30, 2026
- KEY KeycorpKEY $2.0Bperiod ended Jun 30, 2026
- CFR Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc.CFR $576.0Mperiod ended Jun 30, 2026
- FCF First Commonwealth Financial Corp.FCF, this page $157.2Mperiod ended Mar 31, 2026
Each issuer's latest stored quarter, in USD, for every filer JMM covers under SEC SIC 6021. Fiscal calendars differ, so these periods end on different dates: the bars compare scale, not a shared quarter. Coverage is JMM's, not the classification's, so this is not the whole industry.
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