DALLAS – Comerica Incorporated (NYSE: NYSE:) announced its financial results for the first quarter of 2024 today, surpassing analyst expectations for adjusted earnings per share (EPS) but falling short on revenue. The Dallas-based financial services company reported an adjusted EPS of $1.29, which was $0.19 higher than the analyst consensus of $1.10. However, revenue for the quarter was reported at $784 million, not meeting the anticipated $806.58 million consensus estimate.
The earnings beat comes as Comerica celebrates its 175th anniversary, continuing to serve as one of the 25 largest commercial U.S. financial holding companies. Despite the mixed financial outcomes, the company’s EPS outperformance highlights a strong start to the year, even as revenue faced headwinds. The bank has not provided financial guidance for the upcoming quarters or the current fiscal year, nor has it offered a comparison to the analyst consensus for future periods.
Comerica’s financial results and earnings presentation have been made available through a Form 8-K filing on the Securities and Exchange Commission website, as well as on the Investor Relations section of Comerica’s website. The bank has not disclosed the percentage movement of its stock following the earnings release, nor the specific drivers behind any market response.
With a strategic alignment across three business segments—The Commercial Bank, The Retail Bank, and Wealth Management—Comerica continues to focus on relationship building and supporting the success of individuals and businesses. As it expands into new regions, including the Southeast and Mountain West Market, Comerica reported total assets of $79.4 billion as of March 31, 2024.
The CEO or CFO of Comerica has not provided a direct statement regarding the quarterly results at this time. Further details regarding the company’s performance, strategies, and outlook may be discussed during the scheduled conference call to review the first quarter financial results.
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