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Truist Financial

Truist Financial Corp. is a financial holding company, which engages in the provision of banking services to individuals, businesses, and municipalities. It operates through the following segments: Consumer Banking and Wealth, Corporate and Commercial Banking, Insurance Holdings, and Other, Treasury & Corporate. The Consumer Banking and Wealth segment consists of Retail Community Banking, National Consumer Finance, Services, Payments, Wealth Management and Banking Products and Professional Services and Mortgage Banking. The Corporate and Commercial Banking segment consists of Corporate and Investment Banking, Commercial Community Banking and Commercial Real Estate. The Insurance Holdings segment provides property and casualty, employee benefits and life insurance to businesses and individuals and also provides small business and corporate services, such as workers compensation and professional liability, as well as surety coverage and title insurance. It offers a variety of loans and lease financing to individuals and entities, including insurance premium financing, permanent commercial real estate financing arrangements, loan servicing for third-party investors, direct consumer finance loans to individuals, credit card lending, automobile financing, and equipment financing. It also markets a range of other services, including deposits, life insurance, property, and casualty insurance. The company was founded on December 6, 2019, and is headquartered in Charlotte, NC.

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Truist Financial reports strong Q4 earnings and optimistic 2023 guidance

Truist Financial's Q4 2022 performance was strong, marked by earnings growth, robust net interest income, and achievement of key milestones. The company provided optimistic guidance for 2023 despite economic uncertainties.
While facing challenges in managing expenses and potential economic impacts, Truist remains focused on leveraging opportunities in revenue synergies, digital enhancements, and strategic growth areas.
Overall, Truist's emphasis on financial strength, digital innovation, and strategic priorities positions them well for future growth and value creation, supported by a strong capital position and commitment to sustainable development.

Truist Financial posts robust Q1 earnings, eyes growth opportunities

Truist Financial reported strong Q1 2023 earnings with notable growth in adjusted PPNR and a focus on digital investments. Despite challenges from funding costs and NIM decrease, the company remains committed to core strengths and through-the-cycle lending. Opportunities for growth and efficiency enhancements through brand consolidation and capital build mode are key focus areas.

Truist Financial reports Q2 earnings decline, focuses on efficiency

Truist Financial navigated challenges of decreased EPS with a focus on managing costs and enhancing digital engagement. The company showcased strong capital position and active credit portfolio management.
While facing revenue decline and increased expenses, Truist is optimistic about post-integration potential and aims for continuous efficiency improvements. The company remains vigilant about economic conditions and is prepared to address credit challenges.
With a strategic focus on operational efficiency and structural changes, Truist aims to achieve top quartile efficiency ratio and organic growth in CET1 ratio. Pricing flexibility and continuous improvement efforts present opportunities for the company's growth.

Truist Financial meets Q3 earnings, focuses on efficiency and digital growth

Truist Financial's Q3 performance showcased resilience in meeting earnings guidance amidst challenges.
Efforts to reduce expenses and optimize the balance sheet position the company for improved profitability.
Anticipated pressures on NIM and revenue present challenges, but cost-saving initiatives and digital growth offer opportunities.
Maintaining strong asset quality metrics and focusing on client relationships are key strengths for Truist Financial.

Truist Financial reports solid Q4 earnings, focuses on efficiency

Truist Financial's Q4 2023 performance showcased solid adjusted net income, improved asset quality metrics, and strategic guidance for 2024 amidst challenges in core efficiency and revenue generation.
The company's strengths lie in its commitment to community impact, efficiency improvement initiatives, diversified revenue streams in investment banking, and focus on profitability optimization.
Challenges include operational efficiency targets, revenue generation pressures, declining net interest income, and strategic decisions regarding the insurance business.
Opportunities for Truist include expanding community impact initiatives, realizing cost savings through efficiency improvements, managing credit quality, and driving sustainable growth through capital optimization.

Truist Financial reports solid Q1 earnings amidst revenue challenges

Truist Financial's Q1 performance was driven by strong investment banking revenue and digital growth, despite revenue challenges ahead.
The company's strengths lie in its capital position, purpose-driven initiatives, and confidence in core banking and investment performance.
While facing revenue declines and NII challenges, Truist sees opportunities in capital deployment, NII improvement, and purpose-driven growth.

Truist Financial posts strong Q3 earnings, eyes digital growth

Truist Financial delivered solid financial performance in Q3 2024, driven by revenue growth and disciplined expense management.
While facing revenue challenges in the near term, Truist's strong capital position and digital focus position it well for future opportunities.
The company's commitment to community support, innovation, and financial stability underpins its resilience and growth potential.

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When something blows up on Wall Street, traders and investors often sell first and ask questions later.

Goldman Sachs Has 6 Buy-Rated Dividend-Paying Regional Banks With Huge Upside Potential

CHARLOTTE, N.C. , March 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Truist Financial Corporation (NYSE: TFC) will report first-quarter 2023 financial results before the market opens on Thursday, April 20, 2023.

Truist announces first-quarter 2023 earnings call details

Charles Schwab

Value investors have three bargain bank stocks to consider. After Silicon Valley Bank failed to manage customer withdrawal requirements, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation stepped in to shut it down.

3 Stocks to Snap Up on Super Sale After the Banking Fallout

Bank of America

Boston Properties

Citigroup

Deutsche Telekom AG

Enel SpA

Highwoods Properties

Kilroy Realty

Lincoln National

Realty Income Corp

Volkswagen AG

I am, at heart, a contrarian value investor with an eye towards anything that people "hate" for the time being. My latest article lifted 3 such potentials. This time, and following a very chaotic week with more chaos to come, I'm highlighting more options in various sectors that I view as very good.

What I Am Currently Buying - Finance, Real Estate, And Industrials

Wells Fargo

Comerica

First Republic

PacWest Bancorp

PNC Financial Services

U.S. Bancorp

Western Alliance Bancorporation

Zions Bancorp

National giants like Bank of America and Wells Fargo sank to their lowest share price in over two years Friday.

These Bank Stocks Hit Lows—Some Even All-Time Lows—This Month

JPMorgan Chase & Co

Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo are the four big banks considered ‘too-big-to-fail'.

These Seven Big Banks Are Deep Into Bear Market Territory. Should Investors Try To Catch A Falling Knife?

You may think dividend-paying bank stocks are in trouble, or at least their dividends are given the current climate. The banking crisis that began with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank continues, leaving what look like bargains but could be yield traps.

4 Bank Stocks STILL Paying Secure Dividends

M&T Bank

New York Community Bancorp

While the chaos is not necessarily over, many bank stocks look to have been indiscriminately sold off. Many banks have managed interest rate risk much better than Silicon Valley Bank.

14 Bank Stocks to Buy After the Recent Silicon Valley Bank Collapse

SVB Financial Group

Morgan Stanley

Toronto-Dominion Bank

Sens. Booker and Warnock say overdraft and nonsufficient fund fees are causing hardship for Americans who relied on SVB and Signature Bank for payments.

Sens. Booker, Warnock press big bank CEOs to pause overdraft fees after SVB failure

Truist Financial Corporation (TFC) saw its shares surge in the last session with trading volume being higher than average. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions may not translate into further price increase in the near term.

Strength Seen in Truist Financial Corporation (TFC): Can Its 9.0% Jump Turn into More Strength?

Churning financial markets, as the failure of three U.S. banks and uncertainty over one big European one continues to play out, did not stop some investors from buying that so-called dip in the stock market at one point last week.

Despite market volatility, retail investors went on a buy-the-dip spree. These are the stocks they picked up, says Vanda.

Why Truist Financial Stock Fell 19.1% This Week

Bank of New York Mellon

Goldman Sachs

State Street

The stocks of the 11 banks that contributed $30 billion in uninsured deposits to embattled lender First Republic Bank on Thursday were all lower in premarket trade Friday, amid concerns the unprecedented action had failed to prop up the regional bank's stock. First Republic Bank stock FRC, +9.98% was down 4% premarket, after it said it would suspend its dividend to conserve cash.

Stocks of 11 banks that pumped $30 billion into First Republic Bank all lower premarket

Eleven large U.S. banks are making uninsured deposits totaling $30 billion into First Republic Bank.

JPMorgan, BofA, 9 Other Banks Deposit $30 Billion in First Republic

After almost a week of turmoil, the banking world finally has some good news. First Republic Bank (NYSE: FRC ) has been struggling since the collapse of SVB Financial's (NASDAQ: SIVB ) principal subsidiary, Silicon Valley Bank, last week.

Bank Stocks Alert: Major Banks Team Up for $30 Billion Deal to Help First Republic

Bank of America BAC , Citigroup C , JPMorgan Chase JPM and Wells Fargo WFC said Thursday they are each making $5 billion uninsured deposits as part of a $30 billion package from 11 banks into First Republic Bank FRC. The move “reflects their confidence in First Republic and in banks of all sizes,” the banks said in a joint statement.

Eleven U.S. banks pledge $30 billion for First Republic

A rescue of First Republic by big banks wouldn't put to bed emerging questions about the banking system.

Banks' Big Plan Might Solve the Immediate Problem, but Not the Bigger Ones

First Republic Bank was caught in the wake of Silicon Valley Bank's collapse over the weekend and saw its shares plunge earlier this week. Shares were rebounding as this new development emerged.

First Republic Bank could see $30B in rescue deposits coming, report says

The article discusses a number of indicators that the current situation is quite different than it was 15 years ago, and attempts a few words of reason. Although the situation is serious, I don't think it's reasonable to expect a nationwide bank run that will bring down "smaller" regional banks like Truist Financial Corporation or U.S. Bancorp.

Disaster Or Opportunity: It's All A Matter Of Truist

Among the top-ten largest U.S. banks, Truist Financial Corporation suffered the most significant losses over the past week, losing ~25% of its value. Due to its high-quality deposits, Truist's immediate risk of a "bank run" or "contagion" appear generally low under normal assumptions.

Truist: Immense Unrealized Bond Losses Threaten Core Equity Stability

Bank stocks rebounded overnight on March 14. The Federal Reserve's action guaranteeing demand deposits over $250,000 seems to have calmed the markets.

Why Are Bank Stocks KEY, WAL, SCHW, FITB, HBAN, TFC Up Today?

Shares of US regional banks rallied in pre-market trading on Tuesday after suffering double-digit losses in recent days in the fallout of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) collapse. First Republic Bank had added 50%, Western Alliance Bancorporation was up 40%, and PacWest Bancorp had gained 45% before the opening bell in New York.

SVB: US regional banks rally even though Moody's places six under review

Western Alliance and First Republic fell more than 75% Monday following the failures of its regional banking peers Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.

Bank Stock Crash Intensifies: Losses Top $185 Billion As Analyst Warns SVB Failure Risks Intense Regulator Scrutiny

Banking giant Truist has appointed a new CEO for its corporate/investment banking arm. Tom Hackett, currently serving as chief operating officer of Truist Securities, will become CEO beginning March 31, the company announced Monday (March 13).

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