Viewpoints by Ryan P. Lentell, CFA, Portfolio Manager, Capital Appreciation at Manulife Investment Management
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Banks are back: a look at three stages of U.S. bank recovery
A year and a half into the pandemic, U.S. bank stocks have proved resilient. Two industry specialists explain why they maintain a favorable view of the segment.
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Bright outlook: 9 takeaways from a strong quarter for U.S. banks
Since the pandemic began, U.S. banks have successfully retrenched. Their latest earnings bolster our expectations that banks will lead a broader economic recovery.
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U.S. bank outlook brightens as borrower health improves post-lockdown
Although U.S. banks were seen as a weak spot in the economy just a few months ago, they’ve since become a catalyst for recovery as borrower health improves.
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U.S. bank stocks offer untapped potential—once the economy returns to normal
U.S. banks face declining interest rates, borrowers under stress, and a weak economy. Yet recent earnings results indicate banks may be well positioned to recover.
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Wealth creation and U.S. banks, revisited
While bank stocks lost some luster with investors in 2019 as interest rates fell and the yield curve flattened, the outlook has improved markedly in early 2020.
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What's really driving the outlook for bank stocks? Key metrics to watch
While the recent policy shift toward cutting interest rates isn’t necessarily good for banks, other catalysts point to a positive outlook for the industry.
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Wealth creation and U.S. banks
There’s more to banks than savings rates or the promise of a steady dividend. This article explores the foundations of banks' ability to create long-term wealth.
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