• FIBI posted Q2 net income of NIS 583 million, up 21.5% from Q1; ROE was 16%, or 17.8% excluding 2026’s special tax levy.
• Board set a dividend of about NIS 558 million, equal to 96% of quarterly profit; dividend yield was 6.1% as of June 30.
• Credit to the public climbed 20.1% year-on-year to NIS 164.2 billion; deposits rose 11.7% to about NIS 251.4 billion.
• Non-performing loans ratio improved to 0.4% from 0.46% at end-2025; total client asset portfolio rose 20.8% to about NIS 1.23 trillion.
• CEO Eli Cohen highlighted AI, automation and digitization to lift efficiency; the H1 efficiency ratio was 47.7%.

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