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Fundamental

Company: Wesbanco, Inc
Sector: Financial
Industry: Banks - Regional
Country: USA
Exchange: NASD
Index: RUT
P/E: 16.70
EPS (ttm): 2.08
Insider Own: 2.09%
Shs Outstand: 96.07M
Perf Week: 2.39%
Market Cap: 3.34B
Forward P/E: 8.42
EPS next Y: 4.12
Insider Trans: 0.17%
Shs Float: 94.10M
Perf Month: -1.06%
Enterprise Value: -
PEG: -
EPS next Q: 0.86
Inst Own: 73.37%
Short Float: 2.58%
Perf Quarter: 4.39%
Income: 202.56M
P/S: 2.32
EPS this Y: 9.60%
Inst Trans: 0.95%
Short Ratio: 4.60
Perf Half Y: 8.40%
Sales: 1.44B
P/B: 0.88
EPS next Y Percentage: 10.53%
ROA: 0.96%
Short Interest: 2.43M
Perf YTD: 4.39%
Book/sh: 39.64
P/C: -
EPS next 5Y: -
ROE: 6.54%
52W High: 38.10 -8.92%
Perf Year: 11.76%
Cash/sh: -
P/FCF: 11.82
EPS past 3/5Y: -9.70% 4.64%
ROIC: 4.57%
52W Low: 26.42 31.34%
Perf 3Y: 13.03%
Dividend Est.: 1.52 (4.39%)
EV/EBITDA: -
Sales past 3/5Y: 32.05% 16.27%
Gross Margin: -
Volatility W: 1.97%
Volatility M: 2.46%
Perf 5Y: -5.45%
Dividend TTM: 1.50 (4.32%)
EV/Sales: -
EPS Y/Y TTM: -7.28%
Oper. Margin: 24.70%
ATR (14): 0.88
Perf 10Y: 16.40%
Dividend Ex-Date: Mar 06, 2026
Quick Ratio: -
Sales Y/Y TTM: 52.15%
Profit Margin: 14.09%
RSI (14): 55.65
Recom: 1.75
Dividend Gr. 3/5Y: 2.84% 3.08%
Current Ratio: 0.05
EPS Q/Q: 15.55%
SMA20: 3.29%
Beta: 0.77
Target Price: 40.00
Payout: 66.96%
Debt/Eq: 0.41
Sales Q/Q: 54.48%
SMA50: -1.02%
Rel Volume: 0.86
Prev Close: 34.53
Employees: 2969
LT Debt/Eq: 0.10
Earnings: Apr 22 AMC
SMA200: 5.38%
Avg Volume: 528.54K
Price: 34.70
IPO: May 08, 1987
Option/Short: Yes / Yes
EPS/Sales Surpr.: -1.18% 0.01%
Trades:
Volume: 456,515
Change: 0.49%

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Summary: Several banks, including Webster Financial, Berkshire Hills Bancorp, WSFS Financial, Southern First Bancshares, Horizons Bancorp, BancFirst Corp, New York Community Bancorp, are experiencing high turnover among CFOs due to factors like heightened regulatory pressures, profitability challenges, CEO changes, and retirements. This trend is not unique to banks, as CFO turnover across all public companies has been on the rise since 2019. There is a growing preference for CFOs with strategic finance skills, in addition to traditional accounting expertise.

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2024-06-17T07:00:41Z