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To own Hancock Whitney, you need to be comfortable with a regional bank story that is more about steady execution than rapid growth. Revenue and earnings are expected to rise, but at a slower pace than the broader US market, and the stock already trades at a small premium to the banks industry on earnings multiples. The 11.1% dividend increase to US$0.50 per share reinforces an income-focused angle and suggests management is comfortable sharing more of its cash flows, but on its own is unlikely to shift the near term catalysts, which still hinge on loan growth, credit quality and interest margin trends. Recent share price strength and significant insider selling add a layer of valuation and sentiment risk that investors should keep in mind alongside the richer dividend.
However, one key risk could offset the comfort that comes with a higher dividend. Hancock Whitney's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued by 44%. Find out what it's worth.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on Hancock Whitney - why the stock might be worth just $76.83!
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