Lending and Credit Stocks Scatter Chart

390 companies Industry group in Financial Services P/E vs Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM)
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P/E vs Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM)

Company Outlier, pinned to the edge Highlighted Trend

Each dot is one of the 390 Lending and Credit stocks, sized by market cap. The median Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) is 10.3% and the median P/E 12.11. Pinned to the edge: 21 outliers on X and 30 on Y.

Rank correlation 0.04 Trend R² 0.00 X middle half 2.7% to 22.4% Y middle half 9.76 to 17.79
102High Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), high P/E
93Low Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), high P/E
102Low Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), low P/E
93High Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM), low P/E

Quadrants split at the medians. Hover a dot for its true values; click to open the company. Outliers are more than 3× the interquartile range beyond the quartiles.

Companies

390 plotted
# Industry
1 JPMJpmorgan Chase 13.5% 14.16 $900.83B Money Center Banks
2 CATCaterpillar 18.4% 29.46 $319.43B Heavy Equipment
3 WFCWells Fargo & Company 6.2% 11.63 $251.40B Money Center Banks
4 MUFGMitsubishi Ufj Financial -12.0% 15.94 $240.52B Money Center Banks
5 IBMInternational Business Machines 7.9% 22.22 $238.34B Cloud Platforms
6 AXPAmerican Express 10.2% 17.23 $211.11B Money Center Banks
7 DEDeere 8.0% 35.42 $172.59B Agricultural Machinery
8 BBVABanco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria -2.0% 11.26 $146.01B Money Center Banks
9 COFCapital One Financial 45.3% 12.31 $125.14B Money Center Banks
10 BXBlackstone 17.2% 26.85 $94.48B Alternative Asset Managers
11 USBUs Bancorp \De\ 6.7% 11.92 $92.91B Money Center Banks
12 HPEHewlett Packard Enterprise 26.6% 28.55 $78.84B Server and Storage Hardware
13 BCSBarclays 9.5% 7.29 $78.55B Money Center Banks
14 RACEFerrari 13.3% 36.72 $70.08B Auto Manufacturers
15 AJGArthur J. Gallagher 26.3% 43.38OUT $68.10B Insurance Brokers
16 GMGeneral Motors -0.3% 17.08 $66.22B Auto Manufacturers
17 PCARPaccar -10.6% 22.30 $55.84B Heavy Equipment
18 PSAPublic Storage 3.0% 29.14 $53.78B Self-Storage REITs
19 ORealty Income 10.9% 41.86 $53.06B Net Lease REITs
20 FITBFifth Third Bancorp 17.1% 18.18 $48.38B Regional Banks
21 DHIHorton D R -3.5% 13.52 $41.28B Homebuilders
22 IXOrix 2.8% 10.18 $40.84B Specialty Finance
23 CVNACarvana 54.0% 25.73 $40.34B Auto Dealerships
24 PRUPrudential Financial 9.4% 10.22 $40.04B Life Insurance
25 MTBM&T Bank 5.8% 11.27 $32.39B Regional Banks
26 RKTRocket Companies 101.7%OUT 68.57OUT $32.31B Mortgage Lending
27 HBANHuntington Bancshares 26.4% 14.16 $31.81B Regional Banks
28 SHGShinhan Financial -2.5% 8.44 $31.68B Money Center Banks
29 EXRExtra Space Storage 4.2% 31.55 $30.22B Self-Storage REITs
30 BAPCredicorp -22.6% 140.46OUT $29.63B Money Center Banks
31 RPRXRoyalty Pharma 10.0% 35.15 $28.65B Specialty Finance
32 CFGCitizens Financial 11.0% 13.97 $27.72B Regional Banks
33 CINFCincinnati Financial 19.6% 8.21 $27.33B Property and Casualty Insurance
34 FCNCAFirst Citizens Bancshares 0.9% 11.98 $27.16B Regional Banks
35 TOYOFToyota Motor 2.8% 0.87 $25.81B Auto Manufacturers
36 AERAerCap Holdings 12.2% 7.52 $25.51B Commercial Aerospace
37 FNMAFederal National Mortgage Association Fannie Mae -3.1% 109.07OUT $24.76B Mortgage Lending
38 RFRegions Financial 4.4% 11.36 $24.43B Regional Banks
39 SYFSynchrony Financial 2.6% 7.32 $23.75B Consumer Lending
40 AFRMAffirm Holdings 32.2% 12.05 $23.25B Consumer Lending
41 KEYKeycorp 51.6% 12.03 $22.70B Regional Banks
42 PHMPultegroup -9.3% 12.56 $22.57B Homebuilders
43 SNXTd Synnex 24.1% 15.07 $19.98B Technology Distribution
44 LENLennar -8.0% 15.20 $19.89B Homebuilders
45 RGLDRoyal Gold 93.5%OUT 26.83 $19.80B Specialty Finance
46 SNASnap-on 4.0% 17.97 $18.58B Power Tools
47 CBSHCommerce Bancshares 8.6% 27.64 $16.13B Regional Banks
48 FTAIFTAI Aviation 45.3% 33.65 $16.07B Commercial Aerospace
49 WFWoori Financial -82.4%OUT 7.07 $16.05B Money Center Banks
50 ZTOZTO Express (Cayman) 21.2% 10.73 $15.95B Parcel Delivery
51 KIMKimco Realty 4.4% 27.51 $15.87B Retail REITs
52 NVRNvr -9.9% 13.59 $15.51B Homebuilders
53 AIZAssurant 9.4% 13.38 $14.23B Property and Casualty Insurance
54 FUTUFutu Holdings 44.6% 9.91 $14.04B Retail Brokerage
55 OHIOmega Healthcare Investors 15.0% 16.31 $14.00B Healthcare REITs
56 CNHCNH Industrial 0.6% 44.96OUT $13.98B Agricultural Machinery
57 TXTTextron 8.8% 14.44 $13.53B Commercial Aerospace
58 NLYAnnaly Capital Management 58.5% 4.83 $13.46B Mortgage REITs
59 ARCCAres Capital 3.2% 13.91 $13.35B Business Development Companies
60 TOLToll Brothers -1.1% 10.98 $13.16B Homebuilders
61 ALLYAlly Financial 11.5% 9.00 $11.96B Money Center Banks
62 GLPIGaming & Leisure Properties 5.8% 11.59 $11.22B Gaming REITs
63 FHNFirst Horizon 10.3% 10.85 $11.16B Regional Banks
64 SSBSouthState Bank 25.2% 10.79 $10.26B Regional Banks
65 BPOPPopular 9.9% 10.57 $10.23B Regional Banks
66 WTFCWintrust Financial 331.4%OUT 12.02 $10.19B Regional Banks
67 AGNCAGNC Investment 162.9%OUT 4.86 $10.15B Mortgage REITs
68 CFRCullen 7.4% 14.68 $9.94B Regional Banks
69 JEFJefferies Financial 13.5% 10.54 $9.03B Investment Banking
70 COLBColumbia Banking System 33.7% 12.50 $8.89B Regional Banks
71 CTRECareTrust REIT 53.0% 24.21 $8.60B Healthcare REITs
72 KTKt 2.7% 6.77 $8.24B Wireless Carriers
73 WALWestern Alliance Bancorporation 19.7% 8.40 $8.15B Regional Banks
74 IDAIdacorp -0.4% 23.16 $7.84B Regulated Electric Utilities
75 VLYValley National Bancorp 12.2% 11.76 $7.81B Regional Banks
76 BOKFBok Financial 9.8% 11.93 $7.76B Regional Banks
77 FCFSFirstCash Holdings 21.6% 19.61 $7.61B Consumer Lending
78 ZGZillow 17.7% 137.57OUT $7.57B Real Estate Software
79 KMXCarmax 4.8% 25.48 $7.45B Auto Dealerships
80 TPGTpg 33.2% 31.22 $7.38B Alternative Asset Managers
81 COMPCompass 67.8% 110.13OUT $7.36B Residential Brokerage
82 AGCOAgco 1.7% 13.70 $7.31B Agricultural Machinery
83 WBHCWilson Bank Holding 15.0% 81.18OUT $6.76B Regional Banks
84 UBSIUnited Bankshares 14.5% 13.11 $6.75B Regional Banks
85 FAFFirst American Financial 14.1% 9.03 $6.61B Title Insurance
86 FNBFnb 11.8% 10.87 $6.57B Regional Banks
87 OMFOneMain Holdings 7.8% 8.30 $6.48B Consumer Lending
88 LADLithia Motors 2.1% 9.00 $6.43B Auto Dealerships
89 HRBH&R Block 4.9% 8.66 $6.35B Accounting and Tax Services
90 GBCIGlacier Bancorp 32.2% 20.30 $6.33B Regional Banks
91 OROR Royalties 69.5% 22.08 $6.25B Specialty Finance
92 HOMBHome Bancshares 7.1% 12.64 $6.06B Regional Banks
93 GATXGatx 22.8% 16.27 $5.99B Rail Equipment
94 TEXTerex 29.2% 39.04 $5.82B Heavy Equipment
95 ASBAssociated Banc 1,105%OUT 11.54 $5.70B Regional Banks
96 AUBAtlantic Union Bankshares 46.5% 11.92 $5.67B Regional Banks
97 CACCCredit Acceptance 2.6% 11.27 $5.66B Consumer Lending
98 ABCBAmeris Bancorp 8.7% 14.68 $5.52B Regional Banks
99 ANAutonation -0.1% 6.91 $5.36B Auto Dealerships
100 RUSHARush Enterprises Inc \Tx\ -5.9% 20.14 $5.34B Industrial Distribution

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Lending and Credit stocks look cheap relative to their growth?

Among Lending and Credit stocks, the largest companies growing revenue faster than the median (10.3%) while trading below the median P/E (12.11) are Cincinnati Financial (CINF), AerCap Holdings (AER), Affirm Holdings (AFRM), Keycorp (KEY) and ZTO Express (Cayman) (ZTO). A low multiple next to fast growth can be an opportunity or a sign the market doubts the growth will last.

Which Lending and Credit stocks are expensive for their growth?

The largest companies with a P/E above the median and revenue growth below it are Mitsubishi Ufj Financial (MUFG), International Business Machines (IBM), American Express (AXP), Deere (DE) and General Motors (GM).

What is the median P/E of Lending and Credit stocks?

The median P/E across the 390 Lending and Credit stocks plotted is 12.11, with the middle half between 9.76 and 17.79.

What is the median Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) of Lending and Credit stocks?

The median is 10.3%, with the middle half between 2.7% and 22.4%.

Is there a relationship between Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) and P/E for Lending and Credit stocks?

The rank correlation (Spearman) is 0.04, a no meaningful positive relationship: knowing one tells you little about the other.

How does this chart handle outliers?

A company whose value lies more than three interquartile ranges beyond the first or third quartile is treated as an outlier. By default it stays on the chart, pinned to the edge as an open marker, and its true value is shown in the tooltip and the table. In this view 21 companies are outliers on Revenue Growth (1y) (TTM) and 30 on P/E. You can switch to percentile clamping, exclude outliers, or plot raw values on a log scale.

Metrics from Business Quant's screener: trailing-twelve-month figures from SEC filings and multiples on the latest close. A company appears once even when it lists more than one share class. A company with a secondary business line in this industry group is included unless you choose primary industry only. Nothing on this page is investment advice.