Stock Pulse
Truist Financial (TFC) reported strong Q1 2025 earnings, exceeding expectations with increased net income and EPS [1]. Despite this, the stock price declined due to broader market downturn and economic concerns [1]. Analysts view the stock as undervalued with a higher target price [1]. While Q1 earnings were bolstered by rising net interest income, non-interest income declined, and expenses increased [4]. The company extended its partnership with Polaris, strengthening its position in powersports financing [5]. Truist's CEO sold a significant amount of stock in March [12], while insider purchases over the past year are now worth less due to the stock decline [7]. The company appointed a new leader for its small business banking division [10].