Ally Financial Reaffirms Full-Year Margin Guidance Despite Stellantis Lease Losses

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Ally Financial reaffirmed its full-year net interest margin guidance of 3.6% to 3.7%, with Chief Financial Officer Russ Hutchinson saying at an investor event that the company remains on track to meet the guidance it issued at the start of the year. About $20 million in third-quarter lease losses tied to recalled Stellantis vehicles is expected to keep sequential margin growth roughly flat, though Hutchinson said Ally still expects to exit the year at the high end of, or above, its 3.7% margin target. The Stellantis-related lease pressure is expected to persist through the remainder of 2026 but ease in 2027 as Ally's lease portfolio becomes more diversified and protected leases begin to mature. Ally also reaffirmed its 2026 retail auto net charge-off guidance of 1.8% to 2%, with the midpoint at 1.9%, and maintained guidance for 3% to 5% average earning-asset growth and approximately 1% operating-expense growth. The company reported 7% year-over-year growth in deposit customers, with 75% of that growth coming from millennial and Gen Z consumers, and roughly 25% loan growth in Corporate Finance since launching Focus Forward.

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Ally Financial Inc
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Ally reaffirmed full-year net interest margin guidance of 3.6%-3.7% and 2026 charge-off guidance, signaling stable earnings outlook despite Stellantis lease losses.

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Stellantis NV
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Recalled Stellantis vehicles caused about $20 million in third-quarter lease losses for Ally, with the lease pressure expected to persist through 2026.

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