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First Commonwealth Financial

71
Latest disclosed NPS
2 Mar 2026
7
NPS entries
3 with a number
2024–26
Years covered
7 entries in all

In their words

“As of October 15, our overall customer satisfaction score and net promoter scores have hit 5-year peaks at 90.4 and 70.3, respectively. We've seen a steady trend of increases in these figures since 2020 with both exceeding industry benchmarks.”
— Thomas Michael Price, President and CEO, First Commonwealth Financial · Earnings call, Q3 2024 · 30 Oct 2024 · NI-46FA75B
“Also, our retail bank had the highest Net Promoter and customer satisfaction scores since we began tracking. As we think about the ensuing quarters in future, it will be important that we focus on the basics, namely live our mission, grow the bank, get…”
— Thomas Michael Price, President and CEO, First Commonwealth Financial · Earnings call, Q1 2026 · 29 Apr 2026 · NI-DB342F0
“In 2025, we sustained industry high scores in both Customer Satisfaction Score (91.3) and Net Promoter Score (71.3), exceeding our own targets and industry standards.”
— First Commonwealth Financial · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 2 Mar 2026 · NI-BD8A9F8

Disclosed NPS over time

Every Net Promoter Score First Commonwealth Financial has published, by date.

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NPS disclosures (7)

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29 Apr 2026
NPSProgram

Also, our retail bank had the highest Net Promoter and customer satisfaction scores since we began tracking. As we think about the ensuing quarters in future, it will be important that we focus on the basics, namely live our mission, grow the bank, get…

— Thomas Michael Price, President and CEO, First Commonwealth Financial · Earnings call, Q1 2026 · 29 Apr 2026 · NI-DB342F0
Earnings call, Q1 2026 ↗
2 Mar 2026
NPS71

In 2025, we sustained industry high scores in both Customer Satisfaction Score (91.3) and Net Promoter Score (71.3), exceeding our own targets and industry standards.

— First Commonwealth Financial · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 2 Mar 2026 · NI-BD8A9F8
SEC 10-K annual report ↗
3 Mar 2025
NPS71

In 2024, we achieved all time high scores in both Customer Satisfaction Score (92) and Net Promoter Score (71), exceeding our own targets and industry standards.

— First Commonwealth Financial · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 3 Mar 2025 · NI-E720103
SEC 10-K annual report ↗
29 Jan 2025
NPSProgram

First Commonwealth reported historic highs in customer satisfaction and net promoter scores.

— reported by msn.com · 29 Jan 2025 · NI-F40729B
msn.com ↗
28 Jan 2025
NPSProgram

“With historic highs in customer satisfaction and net promoter scores, we’re not just growing profitably but also building deeper trust and stronger connections with our customers.” Price continued, “Last year laid the foundation for sustainable growth,…

— First Commonwealth Financial · SEC 8-K filing · filed 28 Jan 2025 · NI-99ECDDC
SEC 8-K filing ↗
30 Oct 2024
NPS70

As of October 15, our overall customer satisfaction score and net promoter scores have hit 5-year peaks at 90.4 and 70.3, respectively. We've seen a steady trend of increases in these figures since 2020 with both exceeding industry benchmarks.

— Thomas Michael Price, President and CEO, First Commonwealth Financial · Earnings call, Q3 2024 · 30 Oct 2024 · NI-46FA75B
Earnings call, Q3 2024 ↗
29 Feb 2024
NPSProgram

In 2023, both our Customer Satisfaction Score and our Net Promoter Score (NPS) were above the targets we set for ourselves and above industry standards.

— First Commonwealth Financial · SEC 10-K annual report · filed 29 Feb 2024 · NI-ABCC882
SEC 10-K annual report ↗

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