One of the world's major financial institutions is showing meaningful momentum in its turnaround efforts. The 2026 earnings per share is projected to hit $10, representing a 25% year-over-year climb driven by efficiency improvements and ongoing restructuring initiatives. Q4 results delivered modest revenue expansion at 2.1%, while beating on earnings—a solid sign the operational fixes are taking hold. Management has set an ambitious but achievable target: return on tangible common equity exceeding 10% by 2026. The balance sheet remains robust, underscored by $17.5 billion in capital returns distributed throughout 2025 and a common equity tier 1 ratio sitting at 13.2%. These metrics reflect disciplined capital management and suggest the institution's ability to reward shareholders while maintaining fortress-level financial strength. For market watchers, this progression signals institutional capital is being deployed with renewed confidence.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-18 00:24
Hmm, a 25% increase sounds good, but can we trust this big turnaround? History will teach us once again.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 01-17 04:30
A 25% growth rate sounds good, but can these numbers be sustained? History always has its tricks.
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FOMOrektGuy
· 01-15 20:00
Wait, $10 EPS in 2026 can really be achieved? It feels like another management pie-in-the-sky. Why do I still have some doubts?
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 01-15 19:59
This major bank is really taking整改 seriously, and the numbers look quite solid.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 01-15 19:58
25% growth? Sounds good, but the figures from these big banks should be taken with a grain of salt.
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MagicBean
· 01-15 19:46
Wait, a 25% increase? That number sounds good, but... 2026 is still so far away. Can we stumble along the way?
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NFTRegretDiary
· 01-15 19:41
A 25% increase looks good, but these big institutions are always just storytelling... Let's really wait until 2026.
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SandwichDetector
· 01-15 19:39
Uh, okay, the numbers look good, but I have to question the targets set by these big institutions... Can they really achieve a 10% ROCE?
One of the world's major financial institutions is showing meaningful momentum in its turnaround efforts. The 2026 earnings per share is projected to hit $10, representing a 25% year-over-year climb driven by efficiency improvements and ongoing restructuring initiatives. Q4 results delivered modest revenue expansion at 2.1%, while beating on earnings—a solid sign the operational fixes are taking hold. Management has set an ambitious but achievable target: return on tangible common equity exceeding 10% by 2026. The balance sheet remains robust, underscored by $17.5 billion in capital returns distributed throughout 2025 and a common equity tier 1 ratio sitting at 13.2%. These metrics reflect disciplined capital management and suggest the institution's ability to reward shareholders while maintaining fortress-level financial strength. For market watchers, this progression signals institutional capital is being deployed with renewed confidence.