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Truist Financial
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Company details
Market cap
$60B
P/E ratio
12×
Div yield
4.1%
EPS (TTM)
$4.08
Total assets
$523B
Revenue (TTM)
$30.5B
EPS growth
+24%
Households
~10M+
In plain English
Truist is a top-10 US bank, born from the 2019 merger of equals between BB&T and SunTrust — the biggest US bank merger since the financial crisis. It takes in roughly $400B of household and business deposits across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, turns them into mortgages, auto loans, credit cards and corporate credit, and runs a Wall Street arm in investment banking, trading and wealth. In 2024 it sold its big insurance brokerage (TIH) to private-equity buyers to refocus on core banking.
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What Truist Financial really sells
Truist is a top-10 US bank, born from the 2019 merger of equals between BB&T and SunTrust — the biggest US bank merger since the financial crisis. It takes in roughly $400B of household and business deposits across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, turns them into mortgages, auto loans, credit cards and corporate credit, and runs a Wall Street arm in investment banking, trading and wealth. In 2024 it sold its big insurance brokerage (TIH) to private-equity buyers to refocus on core banking.
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