Group 1 - KeyCorp (NYSE:KEY) is recognized for its retail and commercial banking services, including deposits, lending, mortgages, credit cards, and wealth management, as well as capital markets, investment banking, equipment financing, and advisory solutions [3] - The company is based in Cleveland and operates as the parent of KeyBank, with a noted underrated capital markets business [3] - KeyCorp is projected to grow at a rate of 22% next year, trading at just under 11 times next year's earnings [3] Group 2 - Following a recent comment by Jim Cramer, KeyCorp's stock has increased nearly 11% [4] - Cramer recommends holding the stock due to its 4% yield and the leadership of Chris Gorman, suggesting a buy if the stock price falls to $19 [1][4] - The stock is currently priced at $20, down by $1 on the day of the comment [1]

Group 1 - KeyCorp (NYSE:KEY) has been added to David Tepper's stock portfolio, with a current stake valued at $37.75 million as of Q3 2025 [1][2] - The average price target for KeyCorp suggests a potential upside of 4%, while the highest target indicates an upside of 18% [1] - Truist analyst Brian Foran has maintained a Hold recommendation on KeyCorp, raising the target price from $19 to $22 [2] Group 2 - KeyCorp's CEO Chris Gorman stated that the bank is not pursuing acquisitions and will focus on share repurchases instead [2] - Gorman emphasized that KeyCorp is aligned with the activist investor HoldCo Asset Management's recommendation to avoid bank acquisitions [2] - The bank plans to allocate capital towards buying back its own stock, believing it to be undervalued [2]