The stock has held up exceptionally well this year while other banks have struggled.
Commercial real estate companies have had a tough go of it as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates at the fastest pace in decades.
Marketwide weakness may not have fully played out yet, but a handful of beaten-down stocks are poised to recover than most.
These three dividend growth names are in a select group of those offering annualized payouts of at least 7%, besting the current 10-year Treasury yield of 4.8%.
First it was rising interest rates. Now regulators are taking steps to protect depositors that could put even more pressure on midsize banks' bottom lines.
Investors should invest in the industry as a whole to benefit from a potential rebound alongside the economy.
Moody's downgraded the banks months after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
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The commercial real estate industry has come into focus following the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hikes.
This stock has surged from its 52-week low but still trades at a reasonable valuation.