HomeTrust Bancshares, Inc.

HomeTrust Bancshares, Inc. is the bank holding company for HomeTrust Bank, a community-focused savings institution serving deposit and lending customers across the Southeast. The company gathers deposits through its branch network and brokered deposits, then deploys those funds into commercial and consumer lending, with a strong emphasis on small to mid-sized business banking and local market relationships.

— HomeTrust Bancshares, Inc.
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Deposits and funding35% Core deposit accounts, branch-gathered funding, and brokered deposits used to support lending.
Commercial lending40% Loans to small and mid-sized businesses, including commercial real estate and C&I exposure.
Consumer and mortgage lending15% Residential mortgage and consumer loan products for households and local borrowers.
Fee-based banking services10% Cash management, account services, and other noninterest income-generating banking services.

HomeTrust serves local households, small businesses, and commercial real estate borrowers in its branch markets...

  • Retail deposit customersprimary

    Households and local savers who place deposits with the bank for convenience, service, and competitive rates.

  • Small and mid-sized commercial businessesprimary

    Businesses that buy cash management, operating accounts, and commercial loans to support working capital and growth.

  • Commercial real estate borrowersprimary

    Developers and property owners that borrow against income-producing or construction-related real estate.

  • Mortgage and consumer borrowerssecondary

    Individuals seeking residential mortgage and consumer lending products through the bank's local footprint.

  • Brokered deposit providerssecondary

    Institutional funding sources used when the bank needs incremental liquidity beyond core deposits.

HomeTrust operates primarily in the Southeastern U.S., with core market areas in North Carolina, South Carolina, East...

  • Primary markets are concentrated in the Southeast United States
  • North Carolina is the anchor market, including Asheville, Charlotte, and Raleigh/Cary
  • South Carolina includes Greenville and Charleston
  • East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia are important lending and deposit markets
  • Greater Atlanta adds exposure to a large, competitive metro market
  • Branch network is central to deposit gathering and local relationship banking

HomeTrust’s strategy is to deepen its community-bank franchise by combining local market knowledge with service-heavy...

01
Deposit franchise expansionshort-term

Stable core deposits reduce funding costs and support loan growth without overreliance on brokered funding.

02
Commercial relationship bankingmedium-term

Small and mid-sized business customers generate loans, deposits, and fee services across multiple products.

03
Capital and balance-sheet disciplineshort-term

Regulatory capital levels determine flexibility for dividends, repurchases, and growth.

04
Culture and talent retentionmedium-term

Service quality and local relationship banking depend on experienced employees and consistent execution.

HomeTrust is exposed to credit risk from commercial real estate, construction, and local economic weakness in its...

high

Commercial real estate concentration

A large share of the loan book is tied to CRE and construction, which can be sensitive to property values and refinancing conditions.

Scope
Commercial real estate loans were 209.9% of regulatory capital at Dec. 31, 2025.
Materiality
high
high

Construction and land development exposure

These loans depend on project execution, collateral values, and local housing/land demand.

Scope
Construction, land development and land loans were 53.7% of regulatory capital at Dec. 31, 2025.
Materiality
high
medium

Regional economic concentration

The bank's markets are concentrated in a few Southeast states, so local recessions or natural disasters can affect borrowers and deposits.

Scope
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia markets.
Materiality
high
medium

Interest rate and funding pressure

Deposit pricing and funding mix affect net interest margin in a competitive banking environment.

Scope
Branch deposits supplemented by brokered deposits as necessary.
Materiality
medium
medium

Cybersecurity and fraud

Digital banking and sensitive customer data increase exposure to breaches, fraud, and operational disruption.

Materiality
medium
medium

Regulatory and capital constraints

Bank holding company rules and capital buffers can limit dividends, repurchases, and strategic flexibility.

Materiality
high
Allowance for credit losses
Affects provision expense, net income, and capital ratios
Commercial real estate and construction loan reserves
Can drive reserve builds or releases
Branch sale gains
Boosts noninterest income in the period recognized
Regulatory capital and distribution limits
Affects shareholder returns and balance-sheet flexibility

: 28.4.2026