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To own Bank First today, you need to be comfortable paying a premium multiple for a regional bank that is leaning into growth, capital returns and a still-evolving board. The latest quarter’s jump in net interest income and higher earnings per share reinforces the bullish side of that story and, at least in the short term, supports the idea that recent share price strength is grounded in improving fundamentals rather than just sentiment. The completed US$20.36 million buyback, on top of rising dividends, signals a willingness to return cash even as the bank trades above some fair value estimates. That could be a near term support, but it also raises the bar if earnings momentum slows or credit costs rise, especially given already rich valuation and relatively low return on equity.
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