TFSL News

Key Factors

Recent Updates

Catalyst

First Internet Bancorp completed a private placement of $20.5 million in 8.0% fixed-to-floating rate subordinated notes.
Technical indicators show a recent MACD Golden Cross signal.
Large and extra-large order flows are trending positively.

Risk

Analyst ratings are uniformly neutral with pessimistic market expectations.
Key fundamental factors include negative trends in ROE and total profit growth.

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17:30

TFS Financial Q2 Revenue Surges 15.2% YoY, Beats EPS Estimates

07:14

TFS Financial Corp Announces $0.32 Per Share Dividend Amid Dividend Achiever Status

17:04

TFS Financial Boosts Dividend by 12.4% to $0.3175/Share

11:32

Ohio Regional Bank TFS Financial Beats Earnings, Experiences Loan Growth

13:48

Tfs Financial: KDJ Death Cross and Bearish Marubozu Signal on 15-Minute Chart

About TFSL

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SectorBank Ⅲ

Established Date--

Listing Date23/04/2007

ExchangeNASDAQ Stock Exchange

Full-time Employees958

Fiscal Year Ends30/09

Websitewww.thirdfederal.com

Security TypeCommon stock

Office address7007 Broadway Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44105

BusinessProvides home mortgage and equity loans and accepts savings deposits.

Introduction

Founded in 1997, Tfs Financial Corporation is the mid-sized holding company for the Third Federal Savings and Loan Association in Cleveland. The Company is a federally chartered holding company that conducts its main activities through its wholly-owned subsidiaries. The Company's primary business is retail consumer banking, including mortgage lending, deposit collection and other immaterial financial services. The company's main operating subsidiaries include Associates and Third Capital, LLC. The Association is a Federal Savings Association that provides retail loan and savings products to customers in Ohio and Florida through its 36 full-service branches, 2 loan production offices, customer service call centers and Internet sites. The association also provides savings products, buy-out mortgages, first mortgage refinancing loans, home equity lines of credit and home equity loans to states outside its branches.