First Horizon 2026 Stress Test Confirms Strong Capital and Resilience
Jul 29, 2026, 7:38 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive stress-test outcomes and dividend confirmation can improve sentiment and minorly lift valuation, especially relative to stressed peers; historically, banks with higher CET1 resilience in adverse scenarios tend to see tighter credit spreads and modest share upside in the near term.
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First Horizon disclosed its 2026 company-run stress test results under the Fed’s Severely Adverse Scenario. CET1 stands at 9.3% in stress, with a loan-loss rate of 2.3% and pre-provision net revenue of 5.1% of assets, ahead of peers. The bank also reiterates a $0.17 quarterly dividend, signaling capital discipline and resilience to macro shocks.
2026 stress test results show capital well above minimums.
CET1 projected 9.3% under severe scenario; minimum lower.
Loan-loss rate 2.3% vs peer median 6.7%; stronger credit.
Pre-provision net revenue 5.1% of assets vs 3.0% peers.
Dividend maintained; $0.17 quarterly dividend.
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