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BOK Financial Corporation

NASDAQ · Financial Services · Banks - Regional · US

$136.30
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Research · Sep 3, 2026

[BOKF] BOK Financial Thesis 2026: Oklahoma Energy Lending Drives Southwest Regional Bank Capital Return

BOK Financial Corporation (NASDAQ: BOKF) FY2025 revenue ~$2.05-2.15B (+5-8%) with adj. EPS ~$8.85-9.25 reflecting continued post-2024 ~$2.05-2.15B aggregate Net Interest Income + Noninterest Income (~$50-52B aggregate assets; selected primary Oklahoma + Texas + Colorado + Arizona + Kansas + Arkansas + Missouri 7-state Southwest US footprint Commercial + Energy + Commercial Real Estate + Wealth Management franchise) under continued Chairman + CEO Stacy Kymes since 2021 (~4-year tenure as BOK Financial CEO; selected various aggregate ~110-year George Kaiser family founding heritage). One of the largest US Oklahoma + Texas + Southwest specialty Regional Bank Holding Companies. Founded 1910 as Bank of Oklahoma in Tulsa Oklahoma (~115-year heritage; selected pioneer Oklahoma banking franchise); selected post-1910 founding + post-1991 NYSE/Nasdaq listing + post-1990s BOK Financial Corporation reorganization (holding company formation + 7-state Southwest US expansion); selected post-2021 Stacy Kymes CEO appointment; selected post-1990s ~$1.5B+ cumulative tuck-in M&A (Bank of Texas + Bank of Albuquerque + Colorado State Bank + Bank of Arizona + Bank of Kansas City + Bank of Arkansas + Mobank). Headquartered in Tulsa Oklahoma; ~4,500-5,000 employees globally with ~150+ banking offices across 7-state Southwest US footprint. One primary business: Regional Bank Holding Company ~100%. Structure: Net Interest Income ~58%+ ($1.20-1.25B), Noninterest Income ~42% ($850-900M). Geographic mix: Oklahoma ~35%+ + Texas + Colorado + Arizona + Kansas + Arkansas + Missouri ~65%. Oklahoma Energy + Commercial Lending Franchise (~$24-26B loans): ~$24-26B aggregate loans; selected primary Oklahoma + Texas Energy reserve-based lending specialty (~15-18% Energy loan concentration); selected ~$45-47B aggregate deposits; selected ~3.10-3.30% NIM; selected ~$60-90 WTI Crude Oil price exposure. Wealth Management + Mortgage + Brokerage Fee pipeline: selected continued post-2024 Wealth Management + Trust + Investment Management + Brokerage + Mortgage Banking aggregate ~$850-900M annual fee income (~42%+ revenue mix); selected ~$110-120B Wealth Management AUM; selected ~$200-220M Wealth + Trust + Investment Management revenue; selected ~$200-250M Mortgage Banking + Trading revenue; selected ~$100-130M Brokerage + Treasury Management fee revenue. Chairman + CEO Stacy Kymes since 2021 (~4-year tenure); CFO Marc Maun. Capital position: ~$2.36 aggregate annual dividend (~27%+ aggregate payout ratio; ~2.0-2.5% aggregate dividend yield); ~$50-150M aggregate FY2025 buybacks; aggregate capital return ~$200-300M FY2025; CET1 ~12.5-13.0%; net leverage moderate; investment-grade A3/A- credit rating; ~63-65M diluted shares; ~50%+ George Kaiser family + Kaiser Foundation Trust ownership concentration via Class A. FY2026 thesis: Oklahoma Energy + Commercial Lending franchise + Wealth Management + Mortgage + Brokerage fee pipeline + Kaiser family heritage governance + ~$50-52B aggregate assets + ~150+ banking offices + ~50%+ Kaiser family ownership. Risks: Cullen/Frost + Comerica + Prosperity Bancshares + International Bancshares + Zions Bancorporation + Western Alliance + Cadence Bank competitive displacement + WTI Crude Oil price cycle considerations + Federal Reserve interest rate cycle considerations + Oklahoma + Texas Energy reserve-based lending cycle considerations + Federal Reserve regulatory cycle considerations + Mortgage origination cycle considerations + post-2021 Stacy Kymes CEO succession planning considerations.