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GBank Financial Holdings Inc. is a bank holding company for GBank, a Las Vegas-based bank that provides commercial, business and retail banking products and services. Company news centers on quarterly results, net interest income and margin trends, loan growth, deposit costs, SBA and commercial banking originations, and credit quality developments.
Recurring updates also cover GBank’s national payment and Gaming FinTech business lines, including the GBank Visa Signature® Card and payments systems for gaming and sports entertainment markets. Other company announcements include leadership and governance appointments, capital actions such as subordinated debt financing, and regulatory or partner approvals tied to cashless wagering and payments technology.
GBank Financial Holdings (Nasdaq:GBFH) announced that Jeffrey K. Newgard will become President and Chief Executive Officer of GBank, effective June 8, 2026. Edward M. Nigro will remain Executive Chairman.
Newgard previously led Bank of Idaho from $250 million to $1.3 billion in assets (2015–2025) and oversaw its sale at about 17.3x trailing 12‑month earnings.
GBank Financial Holdings (NASDAQ: GBFH) reported Q1 2026 net income $1.3M ($0.09 diluted) and adjusted net income $4.7M ($0.31 adjusted diluted). Results included an unusual after-tax credit card fraud loss of $3.2M. Total loans exceeded $1.0B and deposits reached $1.2B.
Net interest margin compressed to 3.86%; noninterest expense rose due to fraud-related costs. Gain on loan sales was $3.8M on $79.0M of loans sold.
GBank Financial Holdings (Nasdaq: GBFH) will release first quarter 2026 financial results on Wednesday, April 29, 2026 at ~1:15 p.m. PST and will hold its quarterly earnings call the same day at 2:00 p.m. PST. The company said the event will be remote-only with no physical location.
Interested parties may register for the webcast via the company-provided registration link.
GBank Financial Holdings (NASDAQ: GBFH) reported record Q4 2025 net income of $7.4M (diluted EPS $0.51), and adjusted Q4 net income of $7.6M (adjusted EPS $0.52). For FY2025, net income was $20.9M (EPS $1.44) and adjusted net income was $24.1M (adjusted EPS $1.66).
Q4 highlights: record net revenue $20.7M, ROA 2.20%, ROE 18.03%, gain on loan sales $3.6M (loans sold $92.3M), credit card volume $99.3M, SBA originations impacted by Oct–Nov 2025 government shutdown. Total assets were $1.4B, loans $959.3M, deposits $1.1B, book value per share $11.52.
GBank (Nasdaq: GBFH) appointed Jason Amos as Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer effective Jan 21, 2026. Amos brings >20 years building large-scale technology platforms at Microsoft, Intel Security (McAfee), and Dell and has served as CTO at multiple technology and fintech ventures. He will lead technology strategy, engineering execution, and platform governance with immediate priorities on modernizing ACH processing, increasing automation, and strengthening operational resilience. Amos will also oversee a disciplined approach to digital assets and blockchain, emphasizing controlled, non-custodial, audit-aligned architectures to support GBank’s digital-first operating model.
GBank Financial Holdings (Nasdaq: GBFH) will release its fourth quarter 2025 financial results on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 at approximately 1:15 p.m. PST and will host its quarterly earnings call the same day at 2:00 p.m. PST. The company said the call will be held remotely with no physical location for attendance. Interested parties may register to participate via the provided online registration link.
Registration: https://gbank-financial-earnings-q425.open-exchange.net/
GBank Financial Holdings (NASDAQCM: GBFH) completed a private placement on Jan 14, 2026 of $11.0 million aggregate principal of 7.25% Fixed-to-Floating Rate Subordinated Notes due Jan 15, 2036. The Notes pay a fixed 7.25% coupon until Jan 15, 2031, then reset quarterly to Three-Month SOFR + 382 bps through maturity.
The company intends to use net proceeds for general corporate purposes, including refinancing $6.5 million of existing subordinated debt issued in 2020. The Notes are structured to qualify as Tier 2 capital for regulatory purposes, are redeemable by the company on or after Jan 15, 2031 at 100% of principal plus accrued interest, and are unsecured and not FDIC insured. Janney Montgomery Scott and Piper Sandler served as joint placement agents.
GBank Financial Holdings (Nasdaq: GBFH) announced regulatory approvals enabling its strategic partner BoltBetz to operate a cashless wagering solution in Nevada.
Key approvals on Dec. 10, 2025 include: GCB approval of BoltBetz as a software solution to create and fund SYNKROS wagering accounts via the BoltBetz mobile app, and GCB approval for Distill and Remedy’s Taverns to use the BoltBetz product as validated by the GCB Lab. The GCB acknowledged that because GBank will hold all funds, a digital fund reserve is not required. BoltBetz plans to launch at nine Distill and Remedy’s locations in Las Vegas.
GBank Financial Holdings (Nasdaq: GBFH) appointed Hilary R. Sledge-Sarnor as Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary, effective October 20, 2025. Ms. Sledge-Sarnor will oversee legal, corporate governance, and regulatory affairs and serve as a strategic advisor to management and the board.
She joins from Greenberg Traurig after nearly a decade at MUFG, where she supported legal oversight of $316 billion in U.S. operations and brings over 15 years of banking, fintech, and regulatory experience to support growth initiatives, capital markets activities, and fintech partnerships.
GBank Financial Holdings (Nasdaq: GBFH) announced that founding director Alan C. Sklar resigned from the boards of GBank Financial Holdings and GBank effective October 28, 2025.
Mr. Sklar served as an original director for nearly two decades, contributing legal expertise and governance guidance as the company evolved from a community bank to a publicly traded firm with national FinTech and gaming activities. He cited increased time demands at his law firm and plans to spend more time in Israel as reasons for stepping down.