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Citizens Financial Group
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Company details
Market cap
~$28B
Total assets
~$228B
Total deposits
~$183B
Revenue (2025)
~$7.6B
Net income (2025)
~$1.7B
Div yield
~2.8%
Branches
~1,000
Rev. growth
+7%
In plain English
Citizens is one of the oldest and largest US regional banks — about $228B in assets, ~1,000 branches across the Northeast and Midwest. It takes in household and business deposits and turns them into mortgages, auto and home-equity loans, credit cards and middle-market commercial lending. After buying Investors Bancorp and HSBC's East Coast branches in 2022, it hired ~150 ex-First Republic bankers to launch a fast-growing nationwide Private Bank and wealth franchise.
In simple terms
What Citizens Financial Group really sells
Citizens is one of the oldest and largest US regional banks — about $228B in assets, ~1,000 branches across the Northeast and Midwest. It takes in household and business deposits and turns them into mortgages, auto and home-equity loans, credit cards and middle-market commercial lending. After buying Investors Bancorp and HSBC's East Coast branches in 2022, it hired ~150 ex-First Republic bankers to launch a fast-growing nationwide Private Bank and wealth franchise.
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