KEYCORP

KEY stock refers to the common shares of KeyCorp, a U.S. regional bank holding company. The ticker KEY is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The company provides banking, investment, and financial services through its subsidiaries, primarily under the KeyBank brand. Investors may hold KEY as part of a financial-sector allocation, and its performance often reflects broader trends in regional banking and interest rates.

Recent performance for KEY depends on current market conditions and the bank's latest developments. To see the most up-to-date price changes over the past day, week, month, or year, check the performance section on this page. The data shown there reflects the latest available market prices and can help you compare KEY with peers or the broader financial sector.

Valuation for KEY can be assessed using common banking-sector metrics such as price-to-earnings (P/E), price-to-book (P/B), and price-to-tangible book value. Comparing these ratios to KEY's own historical averages and to peer regional banks may provide context. Also consider return on equity, net interest margin, and asset quality. Any conclusions should be based on the latest KEY financial data available on this page.

KEY may be available for trading in pre-market and after-hours sessions through some brokerages, though liquidity is typically lower than during regular NYSE hours. Extended-hours trading carries additional risks, such as wider spreads and greater price volatility. If you plan to trade outside regular hours, confirm that your broker supports it and review the latest KEY quote to understand current conditions.

KeyCorp has historically paid a quarterly cash dividend to shareholders, though the amount and timing are subject to board approval and can change. For the most accurate and current dividend information, including recent declarations and payment dates, refer to the dividend section on this page. Dividends are a factor some investors consider when evaluating KEY, but they are not guaranteed.

Key risks for KEY include credit risk from loan losses, sensitivity to interest rate changes, regulatory and compliance costs, and exposure to regional economic conditions. The bank also faces competition from larger and digital-first financial institutions. Additionally, market sentiment toward the banking sector can affect KEY's stock price independently of company-specific results. Review risk factors in KeyCorp's SEC filings for detailed information.