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Bank Stocks
Bank stocks are companies that operate checking and savings deposits and make loans. Referred to as financial intermediaries, banks are the middlemen between account-holding depositors and loan-seeking businesses and individuals. A favorite among buy-and-hold investors like Warren Buffett, banks serve an important function in regulating the money supply of the country and are thus viewed as a relatively future-proof industry.
The 3 Best Bank Stocks to Buy in August 2024
The three best bank stocks all offer investors the opportunity to capitalize on financial conditions that bolster their bottom line.
3 More Stocks Warren Buffett Might Sell to Prep for a Market Crash
Because the Oracle of Omaha has moved to a massive cash position, be watchful of other Warren Buffett stocks he may sell.
7 Financial Stocks That Could Benefit from Rising Interest Rates
Explore financial stocks positioned to benefit from rising interest rates globally, offering potential for increased net interest margins.
Recent Bank Stocks Articles
Deutsche Bank Aims to Trim Risk, Shares Rise
Deutsche Bank announced plans to cut costs, reduce risky investments and increase its financial reserves to meet tightened regulatory requirements.
The ECB Has Spoken: Now What?
Mario Draghi has announced the ECB's plans, but that's only the beginning. Some beaten down markets could be set to rally.
ING to Sell Capital One Stake for $3B
ING Groep says it will sell the 9% stake it received in Capital One after the U.S. bank purchased its ING Direct unit back in February for about $3 billion.
The Nation’s Finest: 10 Best Real America Index Performers
Two-thirds of the members of InvestorPlace's handpicked Real America Index have seen gains this year. Have a look at our 10 best performers.
Stress Testing Your Dividend Portfolio For Safety
A fully diversified portfolio includes solid dividend stocks for income and a mix of bonds and caution to ensure safety over the long term
As Scandals Cool, Can We Trust Banks Again?
The answer is both yes and no. The big guys still don't look any better, but this low-risk, high-yield regional bank has a lot to offer.
Trouble Brewing Down Under in One of World’s Few Growing Economies
Australia's growing economy may be the envy of the world, but there are still some reasons for concern down under.
Best Buy Reaches Due Dilligence Deal With Schulze
Best Buy has reached a deal with co-founder Richard Schulze to allow him 60 days to examine its books in order to prepare a formal buyout bid for the chain.
M&T’s Hudson City Deal a Shrewd Way to Blunt Regulators
M&T Bank's deal for Hudson City Bancorp will help the bottom line, but the deal's biggest importance might be its use in pleasing regulators.
5 U.S. Banks That Made the World’s 50 Safest Banks List
Global Finance has recently released its 21st annual ranking of The World's 50 Safest Banks. Here's a look at the five U.S. banks that made the list.
10 Companies Increasing Dividends
Financial stocks, REITs and a big-yielding tobacco giant were among 10 companies making last week's list of payout-increasing performers.
August Rate Roundup: CDs, Money Markets and Mortgages
Investors have a lot of cash sitting on the sidelines, but they're still not getting much for it. In August, yields were almost entirely unchanged from July.
Wells Fargo: Too Big to Fail, The Sequel?
Wells Fargo commands one in three U.S. mortgages, but says that's only because so many borrowers like it. However, some industry watchdogs are worried.
This Is Still America’s Favorite Credit Card
The credit card industry has seen an increase in customer satisfaction for the third year straight, with American Express being America's favorite card.
Wall Street Bonuses: 2012 Winners & Losers
Overall, bonuses across Wall Street are expected to increase moderately -- but not equally.
Layoffs Looming at Wall Street’s Big Banks
Wall Street's big banks are trying to control their expenses -- and the best way to do that is to trim their workforces.
The Ultimate Reality Show: Team Buffett vs. Team Icahn
Here's an idea for compelling reality TV -- with $11 billion at stake. Let's pit Warren Buffett's investing proteges against Carl Icahn's and see who comes out on top.
