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Comerica

With assets of around $80 billion, Comerica is primarily a relationship-based commercial bank headquartered in Dallas. In addition to Texas, Comerica's other primary geographies are California and Michigan, with locations also in Arizona and Florida, and select businesses operating in several other states, as well as Canada and Mexico. The bank is set to be acquired by Fifth Third on Feb. 1.www.comerica.com

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Oct 20, 2026

Dan GarcesGUEST
19:47
And so I was a lender for about 10 years before I joined Capital Automotive.
Dan GarcesGUEST
19:51
And so in that 10 year timeframe of lending, about eight of that was, you know, with Comerica Bank, where I was lending to car dealers.
Dan GarcesGUEST
19:59
And that's really what got me into the car business.
Dan GarcesGUEST
20:01
You know, before that I had, you know, I knew a little bit about cars, but not really.
Michael ZuberHOST
7:00
They did beat on earnings.
Michael ZuberHOST
7:02
They just finished the acquisition of Comerica.
Michael ZuberHOST
7:04
So again, that should start to be accretive, according to them.
Michael ZuberHOST
7:08
what else do i got again remember we're going to have the one and only simon the uneducated economist this sunday inside our school community so if you want to come ask him or myself any economic questions we will be there for it so again thank you simon for joining i don't know if you guys know this but san francisco has gone from being the worst real estate market on the planet to the best just uh in the last 12 months so this is called a rolling 12 months San Francisco market has sold 200 properties over $5 million.
Tim SpenceGUEST
35:06
It's easy to forget now because it happened a little bit more than a month ago, but we completed what is the single largest conversion that Fifth Third has done in its 168 year history.
Tim SpenceGUEST
35:19
with the technical conversion of Comerica over Labor Day weekend at the end of September.
Tim SpenceGUEST
35:25
And despite that being in the middle of the quarter, we hit a 141 ROA, 20.6% return on tangible common equity, both of which were above what we committed to achieve in full year 2027.
David FaberHOST
35:40
So when an efficiency
David FaberHOST
35:43
ahead.
David FaberHOST
35:44
I'm sorry.
David FaberHOST
35:44
Let me let me actually jump in and just ask about the Comerica integration.
David FaberHOST
35:48
You know, you talk about the synergies.
Susan LeeHOST
0:08
Investors are also looking at upbeat earnings.
Susan LeeHOST
0:11
Cincinnati-based banking giant Fifth Third is reporting a higher profit helped by its acquisition of Comerica.
Susan LeeHOST
0:17
Shares are up 2%.
Susan LeeHOST
0:19
Steelmaker Cleveland Cliffs' summer quarter was upbeat.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:17
It's citing a more favorable trade environment and says it was able to sell more steel products at higher prices.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:23
Banking giant Fifth Third is reporting a higher profit helped by its acquisition of Comerica.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:29
Fifth Third, based in Cincinnati, says it was helped by its mortgage and commercial banking business as well.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:35
JPMorgan Chase says it has invested $5 billion in industries critical to U.S. economic and national security.
Stuart VarneyHOST
0:27
[upbeat music] I'm Stuart Varney, and this is the Fox Business Report.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:32
Cincinnati-based banking giant Fifth Third is reporting a higher profit, helped by its acquisition of Comerica.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:39
Its mortgage, commercial banking, and wealth management businesses rose in the recent quarter, which offsets slowing demand for capital markets and consumer banking.
Jenny KoseldaCORRESPONDENT
0:49
JPMorgan will invest five billion dollars in companies critical to US national security.
Stuart VarneySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
78:28
I'm Stuart Varney, and this is the Fox Business Report.
Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
78:32
Cincinnati-based banking giant Fifth Third is reporting a higher profit helped by its acquisition of Comerica.
Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
78:39
Its mortgage, commercial banking, and wealth management businesses rose in the recent quarter, which offsets slowing demand for capital markets and consumer banking.
Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
78:49
JP Morgan will invest $5 billion in companies critical to U.S. national security.
Todd BehlingHOST
24:41
They said that Fifth Third Bank, which if there's a contest for the dumbest sounding name of a bank in the history, that would have to be at Fifth Third Bank.
Todd BehlingHOST
24:54
That said, they have money because they acquired Comerica Bank, and along with the acquisition, found out that they are required to stick with the naming rights contract that they had with the Detroit Tigers and the Detroit Lions.
Todd BehlingHOST
25:11
It's Comerica Stadium for the Tigers, and they do some crap with the Lions, too.
Todd BehlingHOST
25:17
What? Either way, what this all means is they told Roush or whatever they call that team now, Roush FK, Roush F, that Fifth Third is not going to be a sponsor with them anymore.
Todd BehlingHOST
25:32
So they have to use their money in a different area and stick with their previous.
Todd BehlingHOST
25:38
what they assumed when they took over Comerica Bank.
Todd BehlingHOST
25:41
And
Brian SchmittHOST
25:41
they've been with Roush forever.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
19:28
So a lot of our funders are the big banks you've heard of.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
19:31
They're Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Fifth Third Bank, Comerica, US Bank.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
19:39
These are some of our most important partners.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
19:41
They fund us.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
18:36
So a lot of our funders are the big banks you've heard of.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
18:39
They're Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase, Fifth Third Bank, Comerica, U.S. Bank.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
18:47
These are some of our most important partners.
Sahra HalpernGUEST
18:50
They fund us.

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