Do not miss these banking sector stocks!

2 min read | May 04, 2023 09:40 AM EDT | By Akanksha Vashisht

Summary

  • The banking sector has seen a recent dip in sentiment due to the collapse of some banks.
  • The Royal Bank of Canada and the Bank of Montreal are two banking stocks that investors can glance at despite the turbulence visible in the banking sector.
  • The RY stock pays a quarterly dividend of CA$ 1.32 and the BMO stock pays a quarterly dividend of CA$ 1.43.

The banking sector has been through a turbulent time over the past few months. The recent collapse of some big banks has impacted market sentiment and has shed light on the linkage of many other sectors with the banking sector.

Despite the slowdown in the banking sector, some banking sector stocks remain resilient and can be an interesting choice for investors. Here are two such banking sector stocks that investors should glance at before they make an investing decision.

Royal Bank of Canada (TSX:RY)

The banking corporation goes beyond offering basic banking services. Royal Bank of Canada has a varied range of businesses like wealth management, commercial and personal banking, treasury operations and capital market operations.

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The company had a total revenue of CA$ 15.094 billion during the January 2023 quarter. Additionally, the net income to common stockholders during the quarter was CA$ 3,212 billion. Meanwhile, the operating cash flow during the January 2023 quarter was CA$ 17.859 billion.

The RY stock pays a quarterly dividend of CA$ 1.32.

The stock closed at US$ 131.12 on May 4, 2023.

Bank of Montreal (TSX:BMO)

Bank of Montreal is another bank that focuses on providing a diversified range of services. These include credit cards, loans, financial planning, mortgages, and other such assistance. The company is looking into increasing its payment capabilities and has expanded in that direction through a virtual card and spending management platform.

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BMO reported a total revenue of CA$ 6.335 billion during the January 2023 quarter. Meanwhile, the net income to common stockholders was CA$ 247 million and the operating cash flow was CA$ 19.824 billion during the January 2023 quarter.

BMO pays a quarterly dividend of CA$ 1.43.

The stock closed at US$ 118.25 on May 4, 2023.


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