Regions Financial (NYSE:RF) reported Q2 results showing modest NII growth to $1.28B, $570M net income and stable credit metrics, raised its quarterly dividend 13% to $0.30, repurchased shares, and gave FY26 NII and Q3 capital markets guidance pointing to modest growth.
Previous Week Recap
- Regions Q2 Net Interest Income Increase: Regions Financial (RF) Q2: net interest income $1.28B (+1.4% YoY), provision for credit losses $68M, net income $570M ($0.64/sh), loan and deposit growth, FY26 NII guidance 2.5–4%
- RF CET1, Share Buybacks, Dividend Raised: Regions Financial (RF) 2Q26 CET1 ~10.7%, Tier 1 ~11.8%; repurchased ~2.1M shares for $59M; raised quarterly dividend to $0.30 (+13%); tangible common book value $13.78.
- RF Dividend Upward, 3.8% Yield: Regions Financial (RF) raised its quarterly common dividend to $0.30 (annualized $1.20), payable Oct. 1 to Sept. 1 shareholders of record; implied yield ~3.8% on $31.48 close.
- Capital Markets Q3 Revenue Outlook: Regions Financial (RF) projected capital markets Q3 revenue $90M–$105M and said recent quarter-to-date activity is tracking toward the lower end of that range.
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