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Zions Bancorporation, N.A.
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Company details
Market cap
$10B
P/E ratio
10×
Div yield
3.0%
EPS (TTM)
$5.59
Net margin
25%
Rev. growth
+3%
Net revenue
$3.1B
Total assets
$89B
In plain English
Zions is a ~$89B-asset regional bank run as seven locally-branded affiliate banks — Zions Bank, Amegy, California Bank & Trust and four more — across 11 western states. Its core customer is the small and mid-sized business. About 78% of its ~$3.1B net revenue is net interest income (the spread on loans and securities over deposits); the rest is fees. It sits under a single national-bank charter regulated by the OCC.
In simple terms
What Zions Bancorporation, N.A. really sells
Zions is a ~$89B-asset regional bank run as seven locally-branded affiliate banks — Zions Bank, Amegy, California Bank & Trust and four more — across 11 western states. Its core customer is the small and mid-sized business. About 78% of its ~$3.1B net revenue is net interest income (the spread on loans and securities over deposits); the rest is fees. It sits under a single national-bank charter regulated by the OCC.
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