CALIFORNIA FIRST LEASING CORP

CFNB · Financials · Bank · FY2017 filings ·

Scored by the financial-sector model

49FY2017 filing
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CALIFORNIA FIRST LEASING CORP is a bank, scored by a separate financial-sector model — not the operating Moat Score you’ll see on other companies. A bank or insurer is a balance-sheet business the margin-and-ROIC lens doesn’t fit, so it’s read through the components below instead. The two models are calibrated differently and are not comparable: a financial-sector score is never ranked against, sorted with, or averaged into an operating Moat Score. How the models work.

Insider activity

Form 4 reports mix P/S market or private transactions with compensation-plan mechanics. Activity casually described as “insider selling” can include compensation mechanics; awards, tax withholding, and option exercises are shown by their exact filed class here, never collapsed into “Bought” or “Sold.”

These are disclosed filing facts and arithmetic aggregates, not a signal or verdict.

This machine-readable surface covers SEC ownership filings from 2003; it does not represent earlier paper-era records.

No reported Form 4 transactions were found in the complete checked issuer window for CFNB, . The totals and cluster result below are arithmetic over that certified window.

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P purchases minus S sales only, Sep 19, 2025Sep 19, 2026.
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Only P and S are included; awards, gifts, exercises, withholding, and other mechanics are excluded.
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Requires at least 3 distinct insiders with P purchases.

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Supporting event counts for the same certified window, Sep 19, 2025Sep 19, 2026.

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How CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP earns its spread

Start with net interest income, then follow the filed path to net income.

net interest incomeBranching filed flows with values and percentages directly labeled. Missing filing concepts are omitted rather than estimated.Net interest income$22M · 100%Income before tax$18.7M · 85%Income tax$7.6M · 35%Net income$11.1M · 51%As of 2017-06-30 · 1 SEC filing sourceBuy Like Buffett · buylikebuffett.com
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Filed lineValue% of net interest incomeSource
$22M100%
Income before tax$18.7M85%
Income tax$7.6M35%
$11.1M51%
Source: · event Jun 30, 2017 · retrieved Aug 3, 2026
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What CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP owns — and owes

CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP's filing tags don't support a full breakdown — here's what is filed:

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Filed lineValue% of assetsSource
Total assets$716M100%
Cash and equivalents$96.1M13%
Total liabilities$519M73%
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Stockholders’ equity$196M27%
Source: · event Jun 30, 2017 · retrieved Aug 3, 2026

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What drives CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP’s return on equity?

One or more filed inputs needed for the five-factor decomposition are unavailable.

DuPont source inputs
InputValueFiscal yearSource
Net income$11.1MFY2017
Income before tax$18.7MFY2017
Operating incomeUnavailableFY2017
RevenueUnavailableFY2017
Ending assets$716MFY2017
Beginning assets$888MFY2016
Ending equity$196MFY2017
Beginning equity$191MFY2016
Source: · event Jun 30, 2017 · retrieved Aug 3, 2026 · annual-row source set

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Where CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP's cash went

CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP’s filing does not supply enough provenance-matched cash-flow lines for a truthful flow chart — here’s what is filed:

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Filed lineValue% of cash from operationsSource
Cash from operations$44.3M100%
Depreciation and amortization−$177000−0%
Share-based compensation$48000%
Cash from investing$116M261%
Cash from financing−$169M−382%
Net change in cash−$9M−20%
Source: · event Jun 30, 2017 · retrieved Aug 3, 2026

Curated 19-manager tier

Who reported holding CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP

Delayed public 13F reports for 2026-Q2—not live positions, trades, or recommendations.

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Named manager positions and quarter-over-quarter changes
ManagerReported positionQuarter-over-quarterFiling accession
Abrams CapitalNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Akre CapitalNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Baupost GroupNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Berkshire HathawayNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Brave Warrior AdvisorsNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Dodge & CoxNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
First EagleNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
FundsmithNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Gardner Russo & QuinnNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Gates Foundation TrustNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Mairs & PowerNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Markel / Markel-GaynerNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Oakmark / Harris AssociatesNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Pershing SquareNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Polen CapitalNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Sequoia / Ruane CunniffNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Southeastern Asset ManagementNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Tweedy, BrowneNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved
Yacktman Asset ManagementNot retrievedComparison not retrievedFiling not retrieved

Position size uses shares and filed value from each manager’s 13F. Portfolio weight uses the eligible long-share filing denominator. Changes compare only with the immediately preceding calendar quarter.

Source: Filing source not retrieved · event Jun 30, 2026 · retrieved Aug 3, 2026

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What CALIFORNIA FIRST NATIONAL BANCORP insiders reported

The complete Form 4 source snapshot retrieved on Sep 19, 2026 contains no transaction rows.

Verified empty: the retrieved source snapshot contains no transaction event.

Source snapshot retrieved 2026-09-19T07:00:02.813Z · SEC Form 4

What the financial-sector model scores (bank)

4

Median ROE 4.7% on average equity, above the 10% hurdle in 0% of 8 years.

85

Q3 scored 2 evidenced ratios equally; reserve score is unadjusted for Q4 and capped at 70.

95

Profitable in 100% of 8 years, ROE very steady.

64

Net interest income is 2.93% of average assets, steady over 7 years through FY2017.

Not scored for this company

Canonical split-adjusted share history is incomplete; no book-value trend claim is made.
Underwriting applies to insurance carriers; not part of the bank model.

Scored 4 of 5 applicable components (bank model); weights renormalized over the scored set.

Fundamentals

The 15-year revenue, margin, and ROIC series is built for the operating model’s lens and isn’t published for banks and insurers — a balance-sheet business is read through the components above, not through operating-company margins.

Financial-sector score history

Reading
Aug 3, 202649
Jul 26, 202644
Jul 26, 202644

Append-only — readings are added, never rewritten. Only readings on the same methodology version (moat-index-financials@1.0.0) are comparable; a change across versions is a scoring change, not a company event.