StockStory flags Renasant, Fulton Financial, and BOK Financial as bank stocks to avoid

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StockStory identifies three bank stocks that raise concerns despite the banking industry's 8.6% gain over the past six months. Renasant, with a market cap of $3.93 billion, posted 9.4% annual revenue growth over five years but saw earnings per share grow only 5% annually, and its tangible book value per share rose just 3.5% annually over two years. Fulton Financial, valued at $4.63 billion, recorded 8.9% annual revenue growth and 6.6% annual earnings per share growth over five years, with Wall Street estimates implying tepid tangible book value per share growth of 9.2% over the next 12 months. BOK Financial, at an $8.41 billion market cap, delivered just 2.5% annual revenue growth and 3.7% annual net interest income growth over five years, alongside a net interest margin of 2.8%.

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BOK Financial Corporation
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Article flags BOK Financial's weak revenue growth, net interest income growth, and low net interest margin as concerns.

Renasant Corporation
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▼ NegativeCapitalrelevance

Article flags Renasant's slow earnings per share growth and low tangible book value per share growth as concerns.