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Columbia Banking System, Inc.
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Company details
Market cap
$9B
P/E ratio
12×
Div yield
4.6%
EPS (FY2024)
$2.55
Net int. margin
3.57%
Efficiency ratio
57%
Total assets
$70B
Deposits
$57B
In plain English
Columbia Banking System is the Tacoma-based parent of Umpqua Bank — a Western-US regional bank built by two big mergers (Umpqua Holdings in 2023, Pacific Premier Bancorp in 2025). It takes in ~$57B of deposits and lends most of it back out to businesses, homeowners and commercial-real-estate borrowers across eight states, earning the spread: ~89% of revenue is net interest income. After the Pacific Premier deal it runs ~$70B in assets and 350+ branches.
In simple terms
What Columbia Banking System, Inc. really sells
Columbia Banking System is the Tacoma-based parent of Umpqua Bank — a Western-US regional bank built by two big mergers (Umpqua Holdings in 2023, Pacific Premier Bancorp in 2025). It takes in ~$57B of deposits and lends most of it back out to businesses, homeowners and commercial-real-estate borrowers across eight states, earning the spread: ~89% of revenue is net interest income. After the Pacific Premier deal it runs ~$70B in assets and 350+ branches.
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