Top 10 U.S. Small Banks Dividend Yields After Crisis

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Sam Mendoza

·4 years ago
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During the last financial crisis, many banks had to cut or eliminate their dividends due to the rising dividend ratios. I wanted to look at the 10 U.S. medium/small-sized banks with the largest dividend yields to see how investors expected them to perform and what their current dividend ratio is after the recent collapse of the banking industry.
 
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Sam Mendoza

Stock to Watch: PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE: PNC) • The stock has a market cap of $49.4B with a dividend payout ratio of 43.3%. • The current dividend yield is 4.8%. • 34.6% of Wall Street analysts recommend that their clients purchase the stock. • On average, Wall Street analysts believe that the stock will rise by 33.5% in the next year.

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Sam Mendoza

Stock to Watch: Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) • The stock has a market cap of $86.0B with a dividend payout ratio of 44.1%. • The current dividend yield is 4.6%. • 37.0% of Wall Street analysts recommend that their clients purchase the stock. • On average, Wall Street analysts believe that the stock will rise by 28.4% in the next year.

 
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Todd Smith

there's no way i'd go anywhere near small bank stocks right now!

 
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D J

Stock to Watch: Citizens Financial Group...
Agree with @Todd Smith due to the macro uncertainty but of these, I think Citizens is the one to watch for the long term. They got a lot of great SVB assets for essentially nothing, and eventually the market will rebound. Citizens was also my first US bank account I opened after moving back to the states from Europe.

 

Nate

Citi is one of the big boys and a solid safe bet compared to the others

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