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KeyCorp is a midsize US regional bank operating across 16 states. Its eastern footprint, primarily in the Midwest and Northeast, skews to wealthier customers, while its western markets offer higher long-term growth potential. Ohio, New York, and Washington are its three largest deposit markets.

KeyCorp is a midsize US regional bank operating across 16 states. Its eastern footprint, primarily in the Midwest and Northeast, skews to wealthier customers, while its western markets offer higher long-term growth potential. Ohio, New York, and Washington are its three largest deposit markets.

KeyCorp delivered slightly underwhelming results, with total revenue growth of 7% year over year. Along with earnings, the bank raised its 2026 net interest income guidance by 1% at the high end and loan growth guidance by 1.5% at the midpoint.

The Federal Reserve released its annual stress test results on June 24. With stronger results than last year, albeit in a less severe scenario, shares of the 32 tested banks generally traded upward, though the movement was muted.

KeyCorp is a midsize US regional bank operating across 16 states. Its eastern footprint, primarily in the Midwest and Northeast, skews to wealthier customers, while its western markets offer higher long-term growth potential. Ohio, New York, and Washington are its three largest deposit markets.

KeyCorp's net interest margin expanded around 80 basis points to 2.87% in the first quarter of 2026 compared with two years ago, reflecting meaningful NIM recovery over recent quarters.

KeyCorp is a midsize US regional bank operating across 16 states. Its eastern footprint, primarily in the Midwest and Northeast, skews to wealthier customers, while its western markets offer higher long-term growth potential. Ohio, New York, and Washington are its three largest deposit markets.

KeyCorp delivered strong results in the first quarter, with net interest income growth of 11% from a year ago. Along with earnings, the bank raised its 2026 net interest income guidance by 1% at the low end to a full-year growth of 9% to 10%.

Based on a regulatory filing on March 20, Bank of Nova Scotia is seeking to acquire additional voting shares of KeyCorp, up to 19.99%, pending regulatory approval.

The Federal Reserve released its long-awaited proposals for a few key regulatory measures, including adopting the global Basel III endgame standards and revising the surplus capital that global systemically important banks must hold.

Shares of US banks traded down by low-to-mid single digits on Feb. 23, mostly due to macro concerns stemming from tariff uncertainty, possible credit losses from an increase in the unemployment rate driven by artificial intelligence disruption, and private credit-related exposure.

KeyCorp is a midsize US regional bank operating across 16 states. Its eastern footprint, primarily in the Midwest and Northeast, skews to wealthier customers, while its western markets offer higher long-term growth potential. Ohio, New York, and Washington are its three largest deposit markets.

KeyCorp delivered strong fourth-quarter results, including net interest income growth of 15% from a year ago. The bank reported earnings per share of $0.43, an 8% improvement from the prior-year quarter. The results translate into a return on tangible common equity of 12.4%.

The Federal Reserve released a new proposal for the bank stress-test framework and 2026 stress-test scenarios on Oct. 24.

KeyCorp delivered strong third-quarter results. Net interest income grew 24% year over year, and reported earnings per share came in at $0.41, a 37% increase from the year-ago period. The results translate into a return on tangible common equity of 12.5%.

KeyCorp is a midsize United States regional bank operating in 16 states, with wealthier customers in the eastern markets (Midwest and Northeast) and more growth potential in the western markets. Ohio, New York, and Washington state are its three largest deposit markets.

KeyCorp delivered strong results, with 29% year-over-year growth in net interest income. Reported earnings per share came in at $0.35, representing a 40% increase from the same period last year. The results translate into a return on tangible common equity of 11.1%.

The Federal Reserve, with the support of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance, released draft changes to the enhanced supplemental leverage ratio today. The Morningstar US Banks Index rose by 0.6% on the news, while the broader market was flat.

Advancing capabilities in digitization, data analytics, and artificial intelligence are starting to have a profound impact on banks. Physical branches no longer define banking as technology affects not only how banks operate but also how they interact with customers, manage risk, and drive growth.

KeyCorp reported strong growth in net interest income during its first quarter of 2025. Diluted earnings per share of $0.33 came in 65% higher than a year ago.