BOK Financial Corporation BOK Financial Corporation

BOK Financial Corporation

BOKF

Clasificación en acciones #2525
BOK Financial Corporation (BOKF) functions as the holding company for its... BOK Financial Corporation (BOKF) functions as the holding company for its primary banking subsidiary, BOKF, NA, delivering a comprehensive suite of financial products and services. Its operations span a multi-state region, including Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Northwest Arkansas, Colorado, Arizona, and parts of Kansas and Missouri. The company's business is strategically organized into three distinct divisions: Commercial Banking: This segment caters to diverse business clientele, ranging from small enterprises to large corporations. It provides essential services like corporate lending, treasury management, cash flow solutions, and risk management for commodity exposure. This segment also manages the extensive TransFund electronic funds transfer (EFT) network. Consumer Banking: This division focuses on individual and small business clients, offering deposit accounts and various loan products through its consumer branch network. Furthermore, it handles the origination and servicing of residential mortgage loans. Wealth Management: This group delivers a range of specialized financial services, including fiduciary responsibilities, private banking, insurance offerings, and investment advisory. This segment also encompasses brokerage and trading activities, notably facilitating liquidity in mortgage markets through the trading of U.S. government agency mortgage-backed securities and associated derivatives, in addition to underwriting state and municipal bonds. Beyond segment-specific offerings, the corporation extends a variety of loan products. These include commercial loans tailored for working capital, equipment purchases, facility expansion or acquisition, and general operational needs, serving diverse sectors such as service, healthcare, manufacturing, wholesale/retail, and energy. It also finances commercial real estate projects, including construction and property investments, alongside residential mortgages and personal loans. Customers also benefit from modern banking conveniences, such as automated teller machines (ATMs), a dedicated call center, and robust online and mobile banking platforms. As of December 31, 2021, its TransFund ATM network alone comprised 2,593 locations. Established in 1910, the company maintains its corporate headquarters in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Precio por acción
$125.86
Capitalización bursátil
$7.65B
Cambio (1 día)
2.44%
Cambio (1 año)
14.47%
País
US
Comercio BOK Financial Corporation (BOKF)

Categoría

Financial Services
Ratio P/E de BOK Financial Corporation (BOKF)
Ratio P/E al October 2026 TTM: 11.55
Según los últimos informes financieros y el precio de las acciones de BOK Financial Corporation, el P/E actual (TTM) de la empresa es 11.55. Al final de 2024, la empresa tenía un P/E de 12.96.
Historial del ratio P/E de BOK Financial Corporation desde 2000 hasta 2026
Relación P/E al final de cada año
Año Ratio P/E Cambiar
2026 (TTM) 11.55 -7.49%
2025 12.49 -3.67%
2024 12.96 22.33%
2023 10.59 -20.98%
2022 13.41 14.54%
2021 11.71 6.48%
2020 10.99 -11.02%
2019 12.36 12.69%
2018 10.96 -38.62%
2017 17.86 -23.11%
2016 23.23 65.86%
2015 14.01 -0.26%
2014 14.04 -1.40%
2013 14.24 35.69%
2012 10.50 -19.42%
2011 13.03 -11.00%
2010 14.64 -8.31%
2009 15.96 -10.01%
2008 17.74 11.32%
2007 15.93 -7.54%
2006 17.23 19.31%
2005 14.44 -10.31%
2004 16.10 15.58%
2003 13.93 19.21%
2002 11.69 -14.31%
2001 13.64 34.60%
2000 10.13 0.00%
Relación P/E para empresas similares o competidores
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El ratio Precio/Beneficio (P/E Ratio) mide la relación entre el precio de las acciones de una empresa y sus beneficios por acción.
Un P/E bajo pero positivo indica una empresa con altos beneficios en relación a su valoración actual y que podría estar infravalorada. Una empresa con un P/E negativo alto (cerca de 0) indica fuertes pérdidas en comparación con su valoración.

Las empresas con un P/E superior a 30 o negativo suelen considerarse "acciones de crecimiento", lo que significa que los inversores esperan que crezca o se vuelva rentable en el futuro.

Las empresas con un P/E positivo inferior a 10 suelen considerarse "acciones de valor", lo que significa que ya son muy rentables y no se espera un fuerte crecimiento.