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By: Quiver EarningsTracker Posted: 24 minutes ago / April 23, 2026 10:50 p.m. UTC PRIMIS FINANCIAL ($FRST) posted quarterly earnings results for Q1 2026 on Thursday, April 23rd. The company reported earnings of $0.33 per share, beating estimates of $0.29 by $0.04. The company also reported revenue of $45,630,000, beating estimates of $44,745,360 by $884,640.You can see Quiver Quantitative’s $FRST stock page to track data on insider trading, hedge fund activity, congressional trading, and more. Quiver Alerts Receive FRST Data Alerts Get market-moving data, filings, and signals for FRST in real time. Sign Up PRIMIS FINANCIAL Insider Trading ActivityPRIMIS FINANCIAL insiders…

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Mortgage rates dipped below 6.3% for the first time in more than a month amid market optimism about ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Iran. The average 30-year mortgage was 6.23% through Wednesday, down from 6.3% a week earlier, according to Freddie Mac data. “Rates currently stand at their lowest level in the last three spring homebuying seasons,” Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s chief economist, said in a statement. “This improvement, coupled with a pickup in purchase applications and refinance activity, as well as an increase in monthly pending home sales, underscores signs of improving momentum in the market.” Mortgage applications…

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UK buy-to-let mortgage securitisation activity continues with Atlas Funding 2026-1 PLC completing the rating process for a new residential mortgage-backed securities issuance. The deal is backed by first-lien loans from specialist lender Lendco Limited and marks the company’s seventh securitisation since 2021.Highlights DBRS Ratings Limited finalised credit ratings on Atlas Funding 2026-1 PLC’s RMBS, assigning AAA (sf) to Class A and BB (high) (sf) to Class X2.The transaction features first-lien UK buy-to-let mortgage loans from Lendco Limited, with liquidity facilities and reserve funds supporting Class A and B interest shortfalls.The deal uses interest rate swaps to manage fixed-to-floating rate mismatches…

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3:03 PM, 23rd April 2026, 7 hours ago For years, many landlords assumed that portfolio success meant one thing: keep buying, keep holding, keep growing. That approach worked well for a long time. For some, it still does. Yet across the North West and Midlands in particular, a trend is emerging. Many experienced landlords are not rushing for the exits, nor are they abandoning property altogether. Instead, they are reviewing their holdings and making selective sales where it improves their wider position. That is a very different story from the dramatic headlines readers often see elsewhere. It is not always…

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The Czech Republic Social Finance Framework The Czech Republic Social Finance Framework was finalized in August 2025. It defines the eligible social expenditures of the state budget as well as the processes for their monitoring and reporting.  The Framework is aligned with the the latest internationally recognized market standards: the Social Bond Principles (SBP, 2025) issued by the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) and by the the Social Loan Principles (SLP, 2025) issued by the Loan Market Association (LMA). The objective of the Framework is to ensure that the proceeds obtained from the issuance of social government bonds are directed…

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GlobalPay has introduced a Smart Switch Forex Card aimed at simplifying international payments for travellers by enabling users to switch between multiple currencies on a single prepaid card. The card, announced in Mumbai, allows travellers to begin with a single currency and later switch to a multi-currency wallet supporting up to 30 currencies through the GlobalPay mobile application or online platform. The company said the product is designed to remove the need for multiple forex cards when travelling across several destinations. According to GlobalPay, the card can be loaded in US dollars and used for transactions in local currencies, with…

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GPGI Inc. insiders schemed to siphon value by spinning off a separate entity that’s exploiting its de facto corporate control to raise its own management fees through an acquisition binge, according to an unsealed lawsuit.A GPGI investor is suing Resolute Holdings Management Inc. and its directors, all of them also on the board at GPGI, the former CompoSecure Inc. The management pact—giving Resolute broad rights over GPGI and annual fees worth 10% of adjusted earnings—has steered them toward transactions that jack up EBITDA, even if they harm the business, according to Wednesday’s filing.The shareholder suit in Delaware’s Chancery … Source…

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