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Sign InFirst-quarter results revealed a divergence in regional banking performance, with Zions Bancorp reporting a robust 37% profit growth to $232 million and an EPS of $1.56. Conversely, Bank OZK saw its net income decline by 5.1% to $159.317 million, even as revenue rose 2.2% to $418.099 million. The dip in Bank OZK's income was attributed to lower non-interest income and a slight increase in provisions for credit losses, though its earnings per share still beat consensus estimates. Meanwhile, Zions Bancorp maintained exceptional asset quality with net loan losses at just 0.03%, prompting Truist Financial to raise its price target to $66. These combined results highlight the varying impact of funding costs and credit provisions across the regional banking landscape.