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Comerica Incorporated (NYSE: CMA) generates a steady flow of news as a long-established financial services company in the commercial banking industry and as a merger partner in a pending combination with Fifth Third Bancorp. News coverage reflects both its ongoing banking activities and the significant corporate transaction that will, if completed, integrate Comerica into Fifth Third’s organization.
Recent headlines have focused on the definitive merger agreement between Comerica and Fifth Third, including the announcement of the all-stock transaction, subsequent updates on regulatory approvals, and the results of special shareholder meetings. SEC Form 8-K filings and joint press releases have reported key milestones such as entry into the merger agreement, approval by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, and shareholder votes in favor of the deal.
In addition to merger-related developments, Comerica’s news includes earnings announcements, such as the release of quarterly financial results, and capital actions like declarations of dividends on its common stock and Series B preferred stock. The company has also reported on the issuance of its Series B preferred depositary shares and related regulatory filings.
Comerica’s communications highlight community and philanthropic initiatives across its geographic footprint. Examples include its partnership with the Detroit Lions on the "Double The Impact" My Cause My Cleats campaign to support Detroit-based nonprofit DBG, and contributions to organizations that provide technical assistance and micro-lending to women-owned small businesses during National Women’s Small Business Month.
Investors and observers following CMA news can expect updates on the progress and timing of the Fifth Third merger, regulatory and legal matters related to the transaction, periodic financial results, dividend declarations, and announcements about community partnerships and small business programs. This mix of corporate, regulatory and community-focused news provides context for understanding Comerica’s strategic direction and its role within the broader banking sector.
Comerica Bank announced a contribution of over $1 million to six California nonprofits supporting minority-owned small businesses and low- to moderate-income communities affected by COVID-19. This brings its total contributions in California to more than $4.4 million. The funding is part of Comerica's Capital Grant investments aimed at combating economic disruption. The bank has also provided over $2.5 million in funding to Community Development Financial Institutions in California. Comerica focuses on community stability and recovery efforts during the pandemic.
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Comerica Bank's California Economic Activity Index rose to 97.7 in September, an 8% increase from its cyclical low. This marks the index's third consecutive gain, influenced by positive trends in nonfarm employment, housing starts, and hotel occupancy. However, concerns arise as California faces a surge in COVID-19 cases, potentially leading to stricter restrictions that could affect economic recovery. The index averaged 124.4 points in 2019, indicating a broader economic impact. As of September 30, 2020, Comerica reported total assets of $83.6 billion.
Comerica Bank's Texas Economic Activity Index rose to 119.0 in September, marking a 25% increase over its cyclical low. The index has shown improvement for three consecutive months, with eight of its nine components positive, including nonfarm payrolls and housing starts. However, the Texas rig count declined for the 22nd month, losing nearly 80% since November 2018. The resurgence of COVID-19 poses risks to the economy, but vaccine developments support expectations for normalization in 2021. Comerica's assets totaled $83.6 billion as of September 30, 2020.
Comerica Bank's Michigan Economic Activity Index rose to 105.6 in September, reflecting a 22% increase from the cyclical low of 86.9. This marks the third consecutive monthly increase, although the 2.5% growth rate suggests smaller future gains. Eight of nine components showed positive signs, with only housing starts declining. However, rising COVID-19 cases have led to tighter state restrictions, potentially impacting economic performance in Q4. Governor Whitmer proposed a $100 million relief plan to support businesses and households, amidst concerns about auto demand.
Comerica Bank has made a $250,000 investment in Ascendus' small business lending program to assist Collier County businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. This funding aims to provide access to capital for small and micro businesses that are under-resourced. With over $9 million invested in community support since the pandemic began, Comerica emphasizes its commitment to economic recovery in the region. Ascendus, a nonprofit lender, focuses on empowering low- to moderate-income business owners through financial assistance and education.
Comerica Bank announced a $100,000 donation to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen to support its food security mission in Detroit. The donation will aid food drives on Thanksgiving and Christmas, operational costs, and financial education initiatives. Comerica has committed over $4 million in community support during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing its role in improving community wellness. Capuchin Soup Kitchen, operational for over 90 years, assists local families facing poverty and homelessness.
Comerica Incorporated (NYSE: CMA) announced its schedule for upcoming quarterly earnings releases, with the fourth quarter set for January 19, 2021. The company will also participate in the Goldman Sachs US 2020 Financial Services Conference on December 8, 2020, led by key executives including Chairman Curt Farmer and CFO James Herzog. The earnings release and conference materials will be available on Comerica's Investor Relations page, and a replay of the conference call will be accessible for a limited time.
The Board of Directors of Comerica declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.68 per share for common stock, payable on Jan. 1, 2021, to shareholders of record by Dec. 15, 2020. Additionally, a dividend of $1,406.25 per share on Series A Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock will also be paid on the same date. As of Sept. 30, 2020, Comerica reported total assets of $83.6 billion.
The Comerica Bank's California Economic Activity Index rose to 95.4 in August, marking a 6% increase from the previous cyclical low and a rise from July's 92.8. Six out of eight components improved, including nonfarm employment, housing starts, and house prices. California has recovered 38% of jobs lost during spring, still trailing the U.S. recovery rate of 52%. The state is witnessing a resurgence in single-family home sales, up 21.2% year-over-year. However, challenges remain with high unemployment and the lingering effects of COVID-19.
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