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GL, SYF Among Top S&P 500 Financial Movers in Q2
US Banks Bump Up Dividends Following Fed's Successful Stress Test
Several prominent U.S. banks have declared their intentions to raise their dividends for Q3, following their successful performance in the Federal Reserve's annual stress test.What Happened: U.S. bank
Large banks in the USA have announced successive increases in dividends.
On June 29th, Gelunhui reported that several large American banks, such as JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, and Citigroup, announced locally on June 28th that they would increase their dividends after passing the Fed's annual stress test earlier this week. Prior assessments by regulatory agencies showed that all 31 participating banks have sufficient capital. In addition, JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley have approved up to $30 billion and $20 billion in share buyback programs, respectively.
After the Federal Reserve's stress test, major Wall Street banks increased dividends and stock buybacks.
On Friday, the US banking industry announced an increase in dividend payouts, such as JPMorgan's plans to buy back $30 billion in stocks and Morgan Stanley receiving approval to buy back as much as $20 billion in stocks. Overnight on Friday, bank stocks rose across the board, with Citigroup rising 3.1% and Wells Fargo & Co. rising 3.43%.
Bank of America, JPMorgan, Goldman Raise Investor Payouts Post-Stress Tests -- Barrons.com
By Rebecca Ungarino The largest U.S. banks said on Friday evening that they would increase payouts to investors in moves that were generally expected after lenders sailed through the Federal Reserve'
Goldman Stresses Latest Fed Test Results Don't Reflect Its Evolution -- Market Talk
1835 ET - For at least the past three years, Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon has been "encouraged" and "pleased" by the firm's Federal Reserve stress-test results as its Stress Capital Buffer consist