Zions Bancorporation in the news

Zions Bancorporation, N.A. saw increased institutional investment, reported strong earnings and revenue, initiated a share buyback program, and raised its dividend.

Zions Bancorporation's Q2 revenue of $878 million missed analyst expectations by 2.4% and the stock declined by 5.1% after a slower quarter with a miss on net interest income estimates.

Zions Bancorporation National Association appointed Brian Stringham as its new Corporate Controller, with its stock currently valued as 8.6% undervalued at $68.29 despite recent market cooling.

Zions Bancorporation's Controller, Brian A. Stringham, disclosed his direct ownership of 1,402 common shares, indirect ownership of 5,768.763 shares via a 401(k), and stock options from the company's 2015 Omnibus Incentive Plan.

Brian Stringham is appointed Senior Vice President and Corporate Controller at Zions Bancorporation, effective September 7, 2026, while Jason Arbuckle moves to Senior Director of Corporate Finance and Transformation.

Zions Bancorporation, N.A. experienced significant institutional investment and strong quarterly earnings, while increasing its dividend and authorizing a share repurchase plan, despite some insider stock sales.

Zions Bancorporation priced $500 million in fixed-to-floating rate senior notes due October 1, 2029, to reduce short-term borrowings.

Zions Bancorporation reported substantially increased net earnings and strong organic growth in Q2 2026, driven by equity investment gains and robust noninterest income.

Zions Bancorporation provides commercial and retail banking services through local community brands across several Western states with a focus on relationship-based lending.

Zions Bancorporation saw a major institutional stake reduction by Prudential PLC while reporting quarterly earnings that beat analyst estimates.

Zions Bancorporation reported strong quarterly earnings exceeding analyst estimates alongside the announcement of a $225 million share buyback plan and consistent dividend payments.

Zions Bancorporation is strengthening its risk oversight by appointing a new director and returning capital to shareholders through a 225 million dollar buyback program.

Zions Bancorporation reported strong quarterly earnings exceeding expectations alongside a new $225 million share buyback program and various institutional stock adjustments.

Zions Bancorporation has updated its fair value estimate to $68.75 and launched a new $225 million share buyback program.

Zions Bancorporation recently attracted a $105.7 million investment from Norges Bank, beat quarterly earnings estimates, and launched a $225 million share buyback plan.

Zions Bancorporation appointed Daniel J. Ryan to its board to enhance its expertise in risk management, cybersecurity, and regulatory governance.

Zions Bancorporation is highlighted as a strong income investment due to its 2.85% dividend yield and projected earnings growth through 2026.

Zions Bancorporation exceeded quarterly earnings expectations and initiated a $225 million share buyback program despite some institutional divestment.

Zions Bancorporation is partnering with TCS to implement a comprehensive core banking technology transformation.

Zions Bancorporation director Daniel Joseph received a grant of 1,921 deferred stock units valued at $62.02 each.