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29 Jul 2026, 23:30 UTC · 2h ago
First Horizon Announces Results of its 2026 Company-Run Stress Test
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First Horizon's 2026 stress test indicates a projected stressed CET1 ratio of 9.3%, which is significantly above the 4.5% regulatory minimum. — Maintaining a strong capital cushion under severe stress reduces solvency risk and supports the sustainability of dividends.
+0.60The company's stressed loan loss rate of 2.3% is substantially lower than the Federal Reserve-published peer median of 6.7%. — Lower-than-average projected losses suggest superior asset quality and risk management compared to regional peers.
+0.50First Horizon's pre-provision net revenue as a percentage of total assets is 5.1%, exceeding the peer median of 3.0%. — Higher revenue efficiency relative to assets provides a better buffer to absorb losses during economic downturns.
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The company confirmed its ability to sustain its $0.17 quarterly common stock dividend throughout the nine-quarter stress scenario. — Confirmation of dividend stability during a recession is a positive signal for income-focused investors.
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The company reported successful stress test results showing capital ratios well above regulatory minimums and a loan loss rate significantly lower than the peer median.
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