Zions Bancorporation stock falls 1.57 percent after Q2 beat

Zions Bancorporation stock (NASDAQ: ZION) closed at USD 62.65 on Nasdaq on September 23, 2026, down 1.57 percent for the session. The move leaves the regional bank 14.6 percent below its 52-week high of USD 73.34, while its market capitalization stands at USD 9.143 billion.

Q2 revenue rose 35.7 percent

The latest earnings picture carries a stronger operating signal than the daily price action. According to MarketBeat, Zions reported second-quarter revenue of USD 1.14 billion, up 35.7 percent from the prior-year quarter.

Quarterly EPS came in at USD 1.74, beating the USD 1.57 analyst consensus by USD 0.17. The comparison matters because earnings growth outpaced the revenue increase, giving the bank a broader profit cushion in the latest reported period.

Capital returns add a second signal

The board authorized a USD 75 million share repurchase program and raised the quarterly dividend to USD 0.48, according to MarketBeat. Those actions return capital while the stock trades USD 10.69 below its 52-week high, a gap of 14.6 percent based on the September 23 close.

Management changes provide the latest corporate detail. Simply Wall St reported that Brian Stringham became senior vice president and corporate controller effective September 7, 2026, taking over as principal accounting officer.

Stock remains below its yearly high

Zions Bancorporation stock closed at USD 62.65 on September 23, 2026, on Nasdaq. The market is therefore weighing a 35.7 percent year-over-year revenue gain and a USD 0.17 EPS beat against a daily decline of 1.57 percent.