From HomeStreet, Inc HMST CEO Mark Mason on Q2 2020 Results · · Daily Earnings Calls
“It is clear to us today that our risk concentrations are well defined and we believe manageable with current reserves, capital and earnings; given our current performance and customer outlook we believe we may not need any significant additional loan loss provisions.”
On , Mark Mason, Executive Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer at HOMESTREET INC, spoke about risk concentrations during HomeStreet, Inc HMST CEO Mark Mason on Q2 2020 Results on Daily Earnings Calls.
Mark Mason, executive chairman, president and CEO of HomeStreet, discussed the company's performance during the second quarter of 2020, stating that the pandemic illustrated the need for community banks. He said that the company was encouraged by the performance of its loan portfolio and that its conservatism in underwriting had served it well. Mason noted that the company had resumed its share repurchase program and that the board had approved an additional $25 million in stock repurchases. He also expressed concern about Seattle city council initiatives, including a proposed tax on highly paid employees