Pacific City Financial Corporation Stock News

In excess of 60% of PCB Bancorp's loan book is invested in commercial real estate loans.

There will likely be a snag in Citi's (C) sale of its consumer banking unit in Russia on grounds of the escalated geopolitical tension surrounding the country's conflict with Ukraine.

UBS Group (UBS) reveals its $634-million exposure to Russia that has subsided since 2021 end.

Fifth Third's (FITB) sound diversified revenue sources, rising loan and deposit balances and strong liquidity bode well. Rising costs, margin pressure and a concentrated loan portfolio are woes.

Comerica (CMA) is tailormade for your portfolio on the back of its revenue-driving moves and solid organic growth story.

Franklin's (BEN) efforts to expand via acquisitions and strong diversification strategies are commendable. Yet, higher expenses and a strict regulatory environment are major drags.

Citi (C) to unveil a premium banking and lending program by this summer to fulfill the untapped requirements of the independent advisory industry.

Higher interest rates, modest loan and deposit growth, and higher fees are expected to drive Citigroup's (C) revenue growth in 2022.

Given its strong fundamentals, Citi's (C) disclosure of its approximate $10-billion exposure to Russia is not likely to affect its financials.

UBS Group (UBS) will create a new business unit to serve the super-rich by bringing together several services catering to the elite demographic.

Huntington's (HBAN) stock is worth keeping on a sound balance sheet position and inorganic growth moves. Yet, a concentrated loan portfolio and margin pressure are bothersome.

Goldman Sachs (GS) is well-poised for growth on its sound IB revenue growth, a diversified product suite and steady capital-deployment initiatives. Yet, rising costs and a heavy reliance on overseas r

U.S. Bancorp's (USB) stock is worth keeping on the grounds of a sound balance sheet, diverse revenue streams and inorganic growth moves. Yet, a concentrated loan portfolio and mounting costs bother.

New York Community's (NYCB) declining expense base and expansion of the banking-as-a-service space can support its financials. Yet, unsustainable capital deployment activities and high debt ail.

Despite bearing a concentrated loan portfolio, Synovus (SNV) is worth holding on to in your portfolio owing to its strategic initiatives and improving organic growth.