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Capital One Financial Corp. (COF) is in the Financial Services Industry
- Revenue
- Dec 31 2007
- $19.1B
- Profit
- Dec 31 2007
- $1.5B
- Market Cap
- Jul 02 2008
- $14.5B
Latest News and Analysis
June 2008: Worst Month in History?
Market Beating Stocks submits: Paul Kedrosky posted a lovely breakdown of the worst "June" returns on the Dow in history. Although the month was indeed bad, it didn't necessarily feel that way, as we never saw true panic, or capitulation. Instead, we saw stocks slowly bleed it out. This...
Pair Trade Visa and Capital One
Faisal Laljee submits: Consumer confidence keeps heading lower as gasoline keeps heading higher and property values plummet. This double whammy has the potential to put the consumer into a long tail-spin. In such an environment, as disposable income declines, credit card use goes up. Visa V would benefit from...
Tuesday Options Outlook: XLE, AKS, COF, XLY, MAT, GD, RTN, HRB
Rebecca Engmann Darst co-authored this article. Energy Select Sector SPDR XLE ?US stocks atrophied today, oozing into bear market ague after showing symptoms high and low for weeks. The culprits are well-known ? ongoing and hemorrhaging in the financials and what has tended to feel like horizonless gains for...
Everything Financial Rolls Over: Is a Bounce Likely?
James Cullen submits: "I don't think the heavy stuff's coming down for a while!"- Famous Last Words Borrowing a great observation from Todd Harrison, unless financial stocks can catch and hold a bid, the market will continue to go down. Going into quarter's end, naturally, there isn't a fund...
Buyers Shying Away From GE's Credit Card Business: WSJ
NEW YORK (Reuters) - General Electric Co's GE auction of its $30 billion credit-card business is attracting only tepid interest, according to an article on the Wall Street Journal's website. Prospective buyers are afraid that customers of stores like Wal-Mart Stores...
U.S. Bank Dividend Yields Revisited
The Sun submits: Last November, shortly after the Dow peaked at 14,280 points, I had a post on dividend yields of the largest banks in the country. At that time, I thought that, with many bank stocks yielding 6.0% or more, buying banks made some sense if the banks...
Banks Are Failing, So They Are Changing the Rules
Andrew Horowitz submits: The Wall Street Journal is telling us that there is a new game being played by banks to help make their book of businesses “look” better. It is a desperate move but the problem is the lack of regulation that continues to allow for this latest...
Jeopardy for Credit Card Underwriters
Brian A. Davis submits: Yesterday in Cleveland, Randall Kroszner, a member of the Federal Reserve in Washington D.C., noted that three-fourths of all consumers have some type of debt. Kroszner noted that credit is the life-blood of the economy. Credit Card companies are the center of concern. Simply put,...
U.S. Credit Card Performance: More Deterioration in April
Research Recap submits: Credit card debt performance continued to deteriorate by most measures in April, but trusts appear well positioned to withstand higher losses, Moody’s says. Still Moody’s sees continuing signs that credit card borrowers are finding it increasingly difficult to become current once they fall behind in...
Debt Datapoints of the Day
Felix Salmon submits: David Brooks did a good job yesterday of focusing the econoblogosphere's attention on a report entitled "For a New Thrift: Confronting the Debt Culture". Or at least he would have done, if it weren't for the fact that the report isn't actually available online: in order...
Lehman, the Short Version
Jessica Johnson submits: Unsurprisingly, there has been a significant increase in short positions in Lehman Brothers LEH, and particularly since October last year. Back then, the percentage of Lehman's Market Cap on Loan (%MCOL) was 5%, and today it is 16% please click to enlarge graph. Utilisation is at...
Credit Cards: The Next Subprime?
Grace Cheng submits: Last week the Fed said that credit card delinquencies hit 4.86% and credit debt increased by 7.9% to $957.2 in March. American Express AXP is experiencing mounting credit losses but today reassured investors that it still expects annual profit to increase by 4%-6%. Companies like Visa V...
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Bruised Under the Surface
Debt for the distressed leads to a bumpy ride for credit card issuers like Capital One. The article sum up at stating that technology will be a necessary element of companies who want to be in this market to meet regulatory requirements with better data tracking systems and better controls...
Additional Resources
INGENICO : WITH THE ACQUISITION OF 55% OF FUJIAN LANDI, INGENICO BECOMES THE NUMBER ONE PLAYER IN CHINA
Ingenico, the worldleader in transaction and secure payment solutions, purchased 55%of Fujian Landi's share capital, one of the leading Chinesetransaction solution provider and Point-of-Sale manufacturer. Under the terms of the transaction, the acquisition is paid incash for a total amount of US$17.05 million (approximately EUR 11million). The combination of both...
Fitch Publishes Ratings for Tranches Retained by Capital One
NEW YORK -- Fitch publishes the following ratings: Capital One Master Trust --$19,500,000 Series 2001-6 Class D 'BB'; --$15,000,000 Series 2002-1 Class D 'BB'. Capital One Multi-Asset Execution Trust --$375,349,185.38 2002 Collateral Certificate Class D 'BB' Capital One...
HomeStreet Finances Renovation of Historic Building in Portland
HomeStreet Capital, one of the Northwest'soldest commercial real estate lenders, has provided $10.2 million inconstruction financing for conversion of the General Automotive Building inPortland, Ore., from a vacant warehouse to office and retail space.Financing was arranged by Gregg Weed of HomeStreet Capital throughHomeStreet Bank portfolio funds. Additionally, a seismic...
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- Incorporated: 1994
- CEO: Mr. Richard D. Fairbank
Capital One Financial is a holding company. Co.'s key subsidiaries include Capital One Bank (COB), which offers credit and debit card products, other lending products, and deposit products; Capital One, National Association, which offers a range of banking products and financial services to consumers, small businesses and commercial clients; and Superior Savings of New England, N.A., which focuses on telephonic and media-based generation of deposits. Co. also offers its products outside of the U.S. mainly through Capital One Bank (Europe) plc, an indirect subsidiary of COB located in the U.K. and through a branch of COB in Canada. As of Dec 31 2007, Co. had total assets of $150.59 billion.
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Capital One Financial Corp. Company Info
Board of Directors
Mr. Richard D. Fairbank
Chairman
Mr. Bradford H. Warner
Mr. Edward R. Campbell
Mr. W. Ronald Dietz
Mr. Patrick W. Gross
Ms. Ann Fritz Hackett
Mr. Lewis Hay III
Mr. Pierre E. Leroy
Mr. Mayo A. Shattuck III
Mr. Stanley Westreich
Contact Information
1680 Capital One Drive
Mclean, VA
703 720-1000
NAICS Code
Commercial Banking: 522110Brought to you by IBMSponsored Resources
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