On the whole, banks are pretty fully-valued right now. There are a few
worthwhile buys here and there, but the sector as a whole has recovered
and run into the headwinds of interest margin compression and weak loan
growth. Fifth Third (Nasdaq:FITB)
looks like an exception, though. Although Fifth Third is seeing margin
compression and loan pressures, few banks can match Fifth Third in 2013
when it comes to its ability to raise dividends and execute significant
share buybacks.
Couple this with organic growth plans in high-value areas like the
Southeast, and Fifth Third stands out as an interesting bank investment
candidate.
Please read more here:
http://www.investopedia.com/stock-analysis/060413/fifth-third-one-few-banks-positive-levers-pull-fitb-usb-vntv-cma.aspx
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