Fifth Third Bancorp Stock News

A reasonable payout ratio often gives companies room to increase their dividends. When a company has increased its dividend on a once-a-year pace in the past, it could very well do so again.

Dividend-paying stocks should be in demand as investors try to safeguard their portfolios. Five such stocks are: PECO, VZ, FITB, EG, IDCC.

Fifth Third (FITB) has announced a 6% increase in its dividend. Regular dividend hikes are likely to enhance shareholder value.

Banks currently are the industry group that is most popular with the top-performing newsletters that my auditing firm monitors.

The U.S. Federal Reserve has warned regional banks about stricter liquidity requirements in a fresh regulatory push that will impact 2024 earnings of six affected banks, an analyst at J.P. Morgan said

Federal Reserve issues warnings to regional banks to strengthen their liquidity planning. Dollar General and Hormel Foods miss estimate; Campbell Soup tops consensus.

Proposed stringent rules that aim to further strengthen the banking industry's resilience are likely to put pressure on margins of banks like PNC Financial (PNC), Citizens Financial (CFG), Zions (ZION

Raymond James analyst David J. Long cited “steady long-term loan growth” as he launched coverage of Fifth Third Bancorp FITB, +1.89% with a market perform rating on Thursday.

Shares of the biggest banks in the U.S., including JPMorgan Chase & Co. NYSE: JPM, Bank of America NYSE: BAC, Citigroup Inc. NYSE: C, Wells Fargo & Co. NYSE: WFC and Morgan Stanley NYSE: MS traded low

Diversified revenue sources, along with a rise in loans and deposits, are likely to support Fifth Third (FITB). However, escalating expenses and major exposure to commercial loans are headwinds.

Financial stocks are among the worst-performers in the S&P 500 SPX on Tuesday, after more than one fresh challenge in the sector. FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg said large regional banks should face n

After Moody's cut credit ratings, regional banks are feeling the heat again. However, some smart analysts think there are select bargains in the trash bin.

The Moody's downgrade of 10 banks this week and warnings that more could be coming reignited concerns over U.S. regional banks.

Bank stocks are under fire today, after Moody's downgraded 10 regional lenders.

Fifth Third is paying its common shareholders a 4.6% dividend yield that's grown by a 14.87% compound annual growth rate over the last 5 years. The ticker is currently swapping hands at a 20% discount