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Nick Holowko

Research Analyst at UBS Asset Management Americas Inc.

Nick Holowko is a Research Analyst at UBS specializing in coverage of financial institutions, with particular focus on companies such as First Horizon. His performance track record includes direct participation in earnings call analysis and collaborative industry commentary, though comprehensive third-party performance metrics and ranking data are limited in publicly available sources. Holowko began his career in financial research and currently holds an analyst position at UBS, where his work emphasizes banking sector trends and corporate-specific assessments. Details on professional credentials such as FINRA registration and securities licenses are not published, and notable award or ranking information is currently unavailable.

Nick Holowko's questions to FIRST HORIZON (FHN) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Nick Holowko asked if First Horizon needs to realize a significant portion of its $100 million-plus PP&R opportunity, stemming from the Iberia merger, before engaging in further M&A. He also inquired about balancing expense discipline with investment, particularly for 2026's flattish expense outlook, considering the possibility of becoming a larger institution.

Answer

Chairman, President, and CEO Bryan Jordan confirmed the focus on realizing the PP&R opportunity, stating that progress in this area increases confidence in executing on both organic growth and fill-in M&A. He and CFO Hope Dmuchowski explained that flattish expenses are achievable while continuing investments in technology, infrastructure, banker growth, and building capabilities for a larger institution, leveraging past strategic decisions for efficiency.

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