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First Citizens BancShares (NASDAQ: FCNCA) will report results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025 before U.S. markets open on Friday, January 23, 2026. A conference call and webcast to discuss the results will start at 9:00 a.m. Eastern the same day.

Investors are encouraged to pre-register for the webcast at the provided registration URL; registered attendees will receive a confirmation email with a calendar reminder and webcast details. Telephone access numbers and an access code are provided for live participation. The investor presentation and live webcast link will be posted at ir.firstcitizens.com prior to the call, and a replay will be available on the site after the event.

Pivot Energy (FCNCA) secured $225 million in three financing agreements on December 17, 2025, to advance community solar projects and corporate needs. The package includes a $170M upsize to an existing construction warehouse supporting ~60 community solar projects (~225 MW) across nine states, a $40M equipment facility with First Citizens to buy domestically made Silfab Solar panels, and a $15M corporate facility with Comerica.

Backed by Energy Capital Partners, Pivot's total 2025 financing now totals $435M. The equipment facility was structured to secure access to safe-harbored investment tax credits.

Soltage (EWBC) closed an $80 million syndicated multi-year development revolver facility on Dec 16, 2025 to accelerate deployment of its distributed solar and energy storage pipeline.

The facility is led by First Citizens Bank (sole bookrunner, administrative agent and coordinating lead arranger) with EastWest Bank as coordinating lead arranger. It is intended to finance development-stage expenditures, including interconnection deposits and equipment procurement, and represents Soltage's first major pre-notice-to-proceed financing vehicle.

Soltage said the revolver will support projects across key U.S. markets and build on its track record of developing more than 125 projects totaling over 500 MW of distributed generation capacity.

CIT Bank (FCNCA) released survey results showing 42% of Americans plan New Year's resolutions for 2026 and expect to spend an average of $4,700 to achieve them.

Financial goals are prominent: 55% of resolvers intend budgeting, saving, investing, paying debt, or building credit. Men plan to spend more than women ($5,360 vs. $4,000), with men 35–54 projecting >$6,000. Personal-life resolutions are costliest ($3,047 average), including travel $1,251, meals/entertainment $768, and hobby supplies $400.

The survey reports behavioral differences: men favor investing, credit-building, advisors, and high-yield accounts; women favor spending cuts, extra work, and goal-based savings accounts. 81% of savers have specific goals, led by travel (40%), car purchase (25%), and home purchase (21%).

First Citizens (NASDAQ:FCNCA) named Snow Holding as Director and Market Leader, Middle Market Banking — Northeast effective Nov 20, 2025.

Holding will lead relationship managers and business expansion across the Boston and New York offices and the broader Northeast Corridor. He joined First Citizens six years ago in Deposit and Treasury Services, advanced to business banker, and most recently served as Manager of Business Banking in Boston. Holding holds a bachelor's degree from Wake Forest and an MBA from Texas Christian University.

First Citizens said its middle market practice has served the Northeast for two years and targets clients with above $75mm revenue, supporting the bank's ongoing Business, Commercial and Wealth expansion in the region.

Lumafield (FCNCA) announced a $50 million growth capital facility from Silicon Valley Bank, a division of First Citizens Bank, on November 20, 2025. The financing, provided by SVB's Technology Banking Group, is intended to fund deployment of additional industrial computed tomography (CT) scanners and support scaling to meet strong customer demand across medical device, consumer packaged goods, automotive, and battery sectors.

Management said the facility will help Lumafield scale operations, focus on product innovation, and expand go-to-market efforts while continuing partnerships with major manufacturers.

First Citizens BancShares (Nasdaq: FCNCA) purchased a six-story office building at 667 Mission Street, San Francisco, to support its growing Bay Area client base.

The property totals more than 160,000 square feet, includes an 8,000 square foot rooftop terrace, and will be renovated with an expected move-in date in 2027. First Citizens expects to occupy part of the building and to lease remaining space to tenants.

This is the bank's second commercial real estate purchase in the Bay Area in 2025, following a 43,000 square foot Palo Alto acquisition in August; the bank reports more than 500 associates in San Francisco and over 1,000 in the greater Bay Area.

Silicon Valley Bank (FCNCA) named Megan Scheffel Head of Life Science and Healthcare Banking, effective Nov 18, 2025. Scheffel, a 28-year company veteran, will lead a nationwide team providing specialized banking, debt financing, industry partnerships, and market insights for life science and healthcare clients. Based in Washington D.C., she will report to Marc Cadieux, President of Silicon Valley Bank.

The bank also appointed Bill Burkoth as Senior Managing Director for the Life Science and Healthcare East region. Burkoth, based in New York, is a 25-year industry veteran with prior roles at Forest Road, SVB Capital, and Pfizer Ventures.

Peregrine Energy Solutions (FCNCA) closed a preferred equity commitment with Bildmore Clean Energy and secured a club lending facility to support a $317 million battery energy storage project currently under construction.

The company said First Citizens Bank and Societe Generale acted as coordinating lead arrangers, Siemens Financial Services as joint lead arranger, and East West Bank as an additional lender. Peregrine reported a 15 GWh development pipeline across SPP, MISO, ERCOT, PJM and WECC and has two BESS projects under construction in Texas.

Recent prior financings include a $53 million preferred equity and $115 million bridge in March 2025 and $130 million in new capital in October 2025.