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The dramatic rise in **Basic EPS in FY 2023** is attributed to several key factors. First, there was a substantial **increase in net income**, which rose from **$1,048 million** in FY 2022 to **$11,407 million** in FY 2023, directly boosting the EPS.  **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_993financialsupplement-.htm:8]**  Additionally, significant improvements in both **noninterest income** (from **$2,136 million** to **$12,075 million**) and **interest income** (from **$3,413 million** to **$10,391 million**) contributed notably to the earnings boost.  **[0000798941-24-000018_fcnca-20231231.htm:91]**  Finally, the **weighted average common shares outstanding** decreased from **15,531,924** to **14,527,902**, amplifying the EPS effect due to a smaller denominator.  **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_993financialsupplement-.htm:8]** 

What factors contributed to the dramatic rise in Basic EPS in FY 2023?

The lower EPS in Q4 2023 was primarily driven by **notable after-tax items of $179 million** that offset gains in net income, despite a higher net income of **$499 million** during the quarter. Additionally, strategic initiatives such as the integration with CIT and the stabilization of SVB played a role in the overall financial performance, influencing the earnings outcome for the period.  **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_993financialsupplement-.htm:8]** **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_991earningsrelease-4q20.htm:0]** **[FCNCA_3370975_2]** 

Why was EPS so low in Q4 2023?

The substantial increase in net income in FY 2023 was primarily driven by a **one-time acquisition gain of $9,808 million** associated with the Silicon Valley Bridge Bank purchase, which significantly boosted earnings. This gain was complemented by substantial rises in **Net Interest Income** (from **$2,946 million** in FY 2022 to **$6,712 million** in FY 2023) and **Noninterest Income** (from **$2,136 million** to **$12,075 million**), despite being partially offset by higher expenses and increased credit loss provisions.  **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_993financialsupplement-.htm:8]** **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_993financialsupplement-.htm:1]** **[0000798941-24-000018_fcnca-20231231.htm:252]** **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_993financialsupplement-.htm:0]** 

What drove the substantial increase in net income in FY 2023?

The gain on acquisition turned negative in Q4 2023 primarily due to **refinements in income tax estimates** related to the acquisition of **Silicon Valley Bridge Bank (SVBB)**.  **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_991earningsrelease-4q20.htm:1]** **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_991earningsrelease-4q20.htm:2]** 

Why did the gain on acquisition turn negative in Q4 2023?

The jump in **provision for credit losses** in **Q4 2023** was driven by several factors. First, there was a **net reserve build** where the provision increased by **$39 million** due to specific reserves on individually evaluated loans. Second, the **benefit for off-balance sheet credit exposure** declined by **$15 million** due to a higher decline in unfunded commitments from the prior quarter. Finally, there was **mild credit quality deterioration** in the commercial portfolios, which further contributed to the higher provision.  **[0000798941-24-000010_ex_991earningsrelease-4q20.htm:4]** 

What caused the jump in provision for credit losses in Q4 2023?

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