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Regions Financial RF
Source: the SEC Form 13F filings of the managers we follow, latest for Q3 2026. How we use them
Prices here are quarter-end prices implied by the 13F filings. Today’s price on Yahoo Finance
Share price change by quarter +16.4% Q3 ’24
+0.8% Q4 ’24
-7.6% Q1 ’25
+8.2% Q2 ’25
+12.1% Q3 ’25
+2.8% Q4 ’25
Q3 ’24: +16.4%; Q4 ’24: +0.8%; Q1 ’25: -7.6%; Q2 ’25: +8.2%; Q3 ’25: +12.1%; Q4 ’25: +2.8% Change in the quarter-end price implied by managers’ 13F filings, adjusted for stock splits. Excludes dividends.
Managers holding it, by quarter 1 Q4 ’23
0 Q1 ’24
1 Q2 ’24
1 Q3 ’24
1 Q4 ’24
1 Q1 ’25
1 Q2 ’25
1 Q3 ’25
1 Q4 ’25
0 Q1 ’26
1 Q2 ’26
0 Q3 ’26
Q4 ’23: 1; Q1 ’24: 0; Q2 ’24: 1; Q3 ’24: 1; Q4 ’24: 1; Q1 ’25: 1; Q2 ’25: 1; Q3 ’25: 1; Q4 ’25: 1; Q1 ’26: 0; Q2 ’26: 1; Q3 ’26: 0 Counts the managers on this site whose 13F for that quarter includes Regions Financial.
Who holds it Each manager’s latest 13F, sorted by how much of their portfolio it is. Changes are against their previous quarter.
Managers holding Regions Financial Manager Portfolio▼ Value Change Held for Mairs & Power 0.0%$211k $211k ▲ New1 qtr
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Directors buying and selling Open-market trades by directors, officers and 10% holders over the last 12 months. How this works From their Form 4 filings with the SEC. Grants, option exercises and shares sold to pay tax are left out.
Sort by Date (high to low) Date (low to high) Who (Z–A) Who (A–Z) Shares (high to low) Shares (low to high) Value (high to low) Value (low to high) Insider purchases and sales of Regions Financial Date▼ Who Bought or sold Shares Price Value Filing 10 Sep 2026 Chadha Anil DChief Financial Officer ▼ Sold 0.771 $29.89 $0k Form 4
About the company Sector Financials · National Commercial Banks Incorporated in Delaware Financial year ends 31 December Shares outstanding 852m at 5 Aug 2026 SEC filings Annual reports and other filings on EDGAR Revenue and profit Regions Financial revenue and net income by year Year Revenue Net income 2025 – $2.2bn 2024 – $1.9bn 2023 – $2.1bn 2022 – $2.2bn 2021 – $2.5bn 2020 – $1.1bn 2019 – $1.6bn 2018 – $1.8bn 2017 – $1.3bn 2016 – $1.2bn 2015 – $1.1bn 2014 – $1.1bn 2013 – $1.1bn
From the company’s XBRL financial statements filed with the SEC, for each financial year. Gaps mean the company didn’t report that figure in a standard form.