NYSE$BFH

Bread Financial Holdings Inc · Q1 2022 earnings

Q1 2022 earnings · · Investor relations

Briefing

Bread Financial reported first quarter 2022 results, demonstrating strategic transformation and focus on profitable growth.

Bread Financial's first quarter results showed a 15% increase in revenue compared to Q1 2021, driven by balance sheet growth and improved net interest margin. The company launched new co-brand credit card with Victoria's Secret and a pilot program with Harley-Davidson. The company is closely monitoring macroeconomic conditions and the long term effects of persistent inflation on the economy and consumers.

  • Bread Financial successfully launched the Bread Cashback™ American Express® Card.
  • The company launched a new co-brand credit card with Victoria’s Secret and renewed their long-term relationship.
  • A pilot for a new Harley-Davidson private label credit card was launched.
  • New online brand partners continue to be added to the Bread Pay™ platform, including Wayfair.

Headline financials

Total Revenue

$921M

Previous: $1.08B-15.1%
EPS (adj)

$4.21

Previous: $6.28-33.0%
Credit Sales

$6.89B

Previous: $6.04B+14.0%
Delinquency Rate

4.1%

Previous: 3.8%+7.9%
Free Cash Flow

$210M

Previous: $286M-26.6%
Net Income

$210M

Previous: $286M-26.6%
Operating Income

$519M

Previous: $503M+3.2%
Gross Profit

$728M

Previous: $587M+23.9%
Cash & Equivalents

$2.93B

Previous: $2.86B+2.5%
Total Assets

$20.9B

Previous: $21.2B-1.1%
Stock-Based Comp

$7M

Previous: $7M+0.0%

Revenue & EPS history

Bread Financial · Revenue · Quarterly

$921M

Q1 2022-15.1%vs Q1 2021
Beat estimate in 7 of 16 quarters(44%)
ActualEstimate

Forward guidance

Bread Financial anticipates full year 2022 average credit card and other loan growth in the low-double-digit range relative to 2021. Total revenue growth for 2022 is anticipated to be aligned with average loan growth, with potential upside from improved net interest margin. The company continues to expect a net loss rate in the low-to-mid 5% range for 2022.

Tailwinds

  • Nominal benefit to total net interest income is expected from rate increases by the Federal Reserve during the year.
  • Full year 2022 average credit card and other loan growth in the low-double-digit range relative to 2021.
  • Total revenue growth for 2022 is anticipated to be aligned with average loan growth, with potential upside from improved net interest margin.
  • The pace and timing of investments will be calibrated to align with revenue growth outlook.
  • The company remains confident in its long-term guidance of a through-the-cycle average net loss rate below the historical average of 6%.

Headwinds

  • The outlook assumes a moderation in the consumer payment rate throughout 2022.
  • Total expenses will increase in 2022.
  • The company plans incremental investment of more than $125 million in digital and product innovation, marketing, and technology enhancements during the year.
  • Net loss rate is expected in the low-to-mid 5% range for 2022 as credit metrics begin to normalize from historically low rates due to the expiration of federal stimulus and assistance programs.
  • Effective tax rate is expected to be in the range of 25% to 26% with quarter-over-quarter volatility due to the timing of various discrete items.

Historical earnings impact

How earnings announcements have historically affected this stock's price.

Avg. return before/after earnings

Based on 20 quarterly earnings reports · overlaid with Q1 2022

Historical avgQ1 2022

+0.8%

Avg return

Earnings day

+2.2%

Avg return

5 days after

+3.3%

Avg return

30 days after

59%

41 / 69 earnings

Positive

+17.8%

Q3 2020

Best reaction

-19.0%

Q4 2015

Worst reaction

Earnings price reactions
QuarterReport dateReaction (Day 0)+5 days+30 days
Q1 2026+0.1%-6.6%-6.5%
Q4 2025+7.4%+10.6%+3.9%
Q3 2025+8.4%+7.3%+6.9%
Q2 2025+0.6%-2.0%+3.5%
Q1 2025+2.5%+1.2%+5.7%
Q4 2024-0.5%-5.4%-15.2%
Q3 2024+0.2%-1.8%+13.8%
Q2 2024+9.2%+8.1%+12.4%
Q1 2024+4.2%+3.9%+17.9%
Q4 2023+16.4%+20.3%+20.6%
Q3 2023-2.5%-2.8%-2.2%
Q2 2023+12.0%+11.4%+1.7%
Q1 2023+3.3%-7.0%+11.0%
Q4 2022-5.8%-4.0%-7.2%
Q3 2022+5.9%+12.6%+21.3%
Q2 2022-5.2%-10.0%-8.0%
Q1 2022+6.0%+3.5%+1.8%
Q4 2021+1.7%+5.0%+1.8%
Q3 2021-3.7%-2.1%+2.4%
Q2 2021-5.9%-6.1%-1.2%
Q1 2021+9.3%+10.9%+12.2%
Q4 2020+0.1%+3.2%+42.8%
Q3 2020+17.8%+31.1%+70.4%
Q2 2020+4.3%+1.1%+1.5%
Q1 2020+10.1%+29.8%+14.6%
Q4 2019-6.3%-6.6%-21.7%
Q3 2019-15.3%-16.0%-15.6%
Q2 2019+0.5%+2.9%-8.0%
Q1 2019-4.9%-2.9%-13.0%
Q4 2018-8.7%-6.0%-7.5%
Q3 2018+2.2%-2.8%-6.3%
Q2 2018+3.1%+2.8%+5.3%
Q1 2018-2.0%-3.9%-1.6%
Q4 2017+0.9%-1.9%-6.7%
Q3 2017+4.8%+5.0%-1.8%
Q2 2017-10.2%-8.1%-16.0%
Q1 2017+7.8%+9.3%-2.3%
Q4 2016-2.2%+0.5%+7.7%
Q3 2016-6.9%-5.1%+1.3%
Q2 2016+7.5%+8.4%-6.9%
Q1 2016-5.5%
Q4 2015-19.0%
Q3 2015+7.2%
Q2 2015-9.1%
Q1 2015-2.5%
Q4 2014-6.1%
Q3 2014+8.8%
Q2 2014-1.6%
Q1 2014-7.5%
Q4 2013+13.2%
Q3 2013+2.5%
Q2 2013+3.0%
Q1 2013+1.9%
Q4 2012+2.2%
Q3 2012+4.0%
Q2 2012+0.5%
Q1 2012+0.5%
Q4 2011-0.3%
Q3 2011+0.7%
Q2 2011-3.7%
Q1 2010+1.0%
Q1 2011+1.0%
Q4 2008-1.0%
Q4 2010-1.0%
Q3 2010+0.4%
Q3 2009+0.4%
Q4 2009-0.5%
Q2 2010-0.5%
Q2 2009-0.5%

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