Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - Total assets increased to 10.2billionfrom9.9 billion in the previous quarter [9] - Total deposits rose by 300millionto8.2 billion compared to 7.9billioninthefourthquarter[11]−Dilutedincomepersharedecreasedto0.28 from 0.40inthefourthquarter[12]−Netinterestincomewas85.9 million, down from 87.6millioninthepreviousquarter[14]−Provisionforcreditlossesincreasedto18.4 million from 9.9millioninthefourthquarter[15]−Efficiencyratioimprovedto67.8752 million to 7.2billion,primarilyduetoincreasedprepayments[11]−Non−interestincomewas19.5 million, including a net gain of 2.8millionfromaloansale[16]−Assetsundermanagementincreasedby42 million to 2.93billion[18]MarketDataandKeyMetricsChanges−Theratioofnon−interest−bearingdepositstototaldepositsincreasedto20.40.09 per common share [18] - A strategic decision was made to reduce operating costs in the mortgage business, expecting savings of approximately $2.5 million per quarter starting in Q3 [22] Q&A Session Summary Question: Loan growth outlook and impacts of macro volatility - Management indicated a prudent approach to loan growth due to uncertainty, but remains optimistic about demand [61][62] Question: Asset quality and charge-off expectations - Charge-off levels are expected to rise slightly in Q2 but normalize thereafter, with a target of 1% ROA in the second half of the year [70][71] Question: Mortgage expense outlook and impact on bottom line - Expected expense savings from the mortgage business will drop to the bottom line [77] Question: Credit quality and special mention loans - Management noted that special mention loans increased due to updated financial information and proactive risk management [85][88] Question: Buyback strategy and appetite - The company has been active in buybacks under a 10b5-1 plan, with a focus on avoiding dilution [95][98] Question: Margin outlook and loan production yields - New loan production yields are expected to be in the range of 6.25% to 6.50%, with ongoing management of deposit costs [105][108]