| Tuesday | ||||
Software & Internet… Software & Internet Analyst Thill, along with Chris Neudecker, Director of Salesforce Applications at Citizens Financial Group, an Enterprise Salesforce Customer, participate in an Analyst/Industry conference call to be held on March 2 at 11 am. | ||||
Software & Internet… Software & Internet Analyst Thill, along with Chris Neudecker, Director of Salesforce Applications at Citizens Financial Group, an Enterprise Salesforce Customer, participate in an Analyst/Industry conference call to be held on March 2 at 11 am. | ||||
| Over a week ago | ||||
Software & Internet… Software & Internet Analyst Thill, along with Chris Neudecker, Director of Salesforce Applications at Citizens Financial Group, an Enterprise Salesforce Customer, participate in an Analyst/Industry conference call to be held on March 2 at 11 am. | ||||
Compass Point analyst… Compass Point analyst David Rochester upgraded Citizens Financial to Buy from Neutral with a $46 price target. | ||||
Virtual Meeting to be… Virtual Meeting to be held on February 4 hosted by Piper Sandler. | ||||
| Over a month ago | ||||
Virtual Meeting to be… Virtual Meeting to be held on February 4 hosted by Piper Sandler. | ||||
Deutsche Bank analyst… Deutsche Bank analyst Matt O'Connor raised the firm's price target on Citizens Financial to $44 from $41 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares following the Q4 reporting season. | ||||
Citizens (CFG) announced… Citizens (CFG) announced a partnership to provide consumer financing for BJ's Wholesale Club (BJ), a leading operator of membership warehouse clubs in the Eastern United States. Citizens Pay will soon be available to BJ's members to pay for large purchases, such as televisions, appliances and home furnishings, with low monthly payments. "Consumers want affordable options to make large purchases responsibly with ease and simplicity," said Andrew Rostami, President of Citizens Pay. "This partnership allows us to offer point-of-sale-financing to the millions of BJ's members to make both big-ticket and everyday purchases through a simple, transparent and fully digital experience." BJ's will launch Citizens Pay during the first quarter of this year for orders placed on BJs.com for delivery and with buy online, pick up in-club, and curbside pickup. BJ's members will be able to easily choose Citizens Pay financing options directly in the BJs.com shopping experience. BJ's and Citizens will expand the partnership to include financing for in-club purchases with the BJ's Mobile App in the second quarter of this year. "We offer our members unbeatable value and convenience on everything they need in a one-stop shop. We're thrilled to partner with Citizens to provide our members with a simple, affordable way to pay for large purchases," Chris DeSantis, senior vice president, GMM, sundries and services, BJ's Wholesale Club. "Whether our members are shopping for a new TV, refrigerator or bedroom set, we're offering them more flexibility to purchase what they need with Citizens Pay." | ||||
DA Davidson analyst David… DA Davidson analyst David Konrad raised the firm's price target on Citizens Financial to $45 from $40 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. The company's Q4 earnings topped consensus expectations thanks to the lower loan loss provisions and higher than anticipated core fees, the analyst tells investors in a research note. Konrad adds that Citizens' pre-provision net revenue will be slowed by headwinds in mortgage banking, but its continued expense initiatives, strong loan growth, and increased share in capital markets will drive growth in 2022. | ||||
Wedbush analyst Peter… Wedbush analyst Peter Winter raised the firm's price target on Citizens Financial to $49 from $44 and keeps an Outperform rating on the shares following quarterly results. After 6 consecutive years of solid positive operating leverage, the analyst is forecasting it will decline 4.5% in 2021. Mortgage banking had a record year, acting as a great hedge to lower rates, which won't be replicated, but rest of the fee income business should grow in 2021, he contends. | ||||