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Top 50 dividend stocks in Financials

	Ticker	Company	Div.Rating	Dividend Yield	Market Capitalization	Average Yield, 5y	P/E ratio
	USB	U.S. Bancorp		4.41 %	85 B	3.9 %	12.04
	MS	Morgan Stanley		3.77 %	174 B	3.1 %	12.58
	PNC	PNC Financial Services Group		3.43 %	85 B	3.5 %	15.40
	RY	Royal Bank of Canada		3.32 %	145 B	5.1 %	12.60
	NTRS	Northern Trust		2.78 %	25 B	3.1 %	18.43
	BK	Bank of New York Mellon		2.68 %	47 B	3.0 %	14.47
	BLK	BlackRock		2.27 %	137 B	2.7 %	25.42
	AIG	American International Group		2.02 %	47 B	2.7 %	8.70
	SAN	Banco Santander SA		6.66 %	58 B	4.2 %	10.02
	BCS	Barclays		5.48 %	42 B	4.1 %	21.47
	KEY	KeyCorp		4.90 %	21 B	4.7 %	9.07
	C	Citigroup		4.65 %	130 B	3.6 %	6.51
	APO	Apollo Global Management		3.69 %	32 B	3.9 %	9.30
	RF	Regions Financial		3.69 %	22 B	4.0 %	8.87
	FITB	Fifth Third Bancorp		3.37 %	30 B	4.0 %	11.53
	STT	State Street		3.24 %	34 B	3.1 %	14.13
	MTB	M&T Bank		3.17 %	20 B	3.2 %	11.46
	BAC	Bank of America		3.11 %	375 B	2.5 %	13.24
	MET	MetLife		2.64 %	51 B	3.5 %	10.19
	GS	Goldman Sachs		2.35 %	129 B	2.4 %	6.25
	JPM	JPMorgan		2.13 %	472 B	2.9 %	10.21
	WFC	Wells Fargo		2.05 %	193 B	2.9 %	11.93
	PRU	Prudential Financial		4.17 %	40 B	5.0 %	5.78
	AFL	Aflac		1.81 %	38 B	2.4 %	8.90
	TRV	Travelers Companies		1.58 %	38 B	2.4 %	10.71
	AMP	Ameriprise Financial		1.03 %	33 B	2.1 %	15.44
	ALL	Allstate		1.96 %	33 B	2.5 %	9.99
	DFS	Discover Financial Services		1.62 %	34 B	2.3 %	6.88
	HIG	Hartford Financial Services Group		1.61 %	24 B	2.4 %	11.35
	SYF	Synchrony Financial		1.52 %	27 B	2.7 %	6.69
	CB	Chubb		1.24 %	80 B	1.9 %	9.42
	ICE	Intercontinental Exchange		1.12 %	73 B	1.3 %	24.93
	AXP	American Express		0.98 %	121 B	1.4 %	18.88
	CM	Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce		5.41 %	52 B	7.0 %	11.57
	BMO	Bank of Montreal		4.59 %	70 B	•	12.98
	HSBC	HSBC		12.55 %	121 B	5.3 %	19.74
	WBK	Westpac Banking		5.44 %	58 B	6.1 %	7.73
	CFG	Citizens Financial Group		4.38 %	22 B	11.3 %	9.87
	HBAN	Huntington Bancshares		3.55 %	22 B	4.8 %	20.90
	TD	Toronto-Dominion Bank		3.40 %	134 B	•	11.20
	NDAQ	Nasdaq		1.15 %	35 B	1.6 %	29.87
	BX	Blackstone Group LP		2.62 %	106 B	4.0 %	18.86
	RJF	Raymond James Financial		1.42 %	20 B	1.3 %	11.60
	COF	Capital One Financial		1.33 %	64 B	1.9 %	5.49
	KKR	KKR & Co		0.55 %	45 B	1.4 %	8.35
	IBKR	Interactive Brokers		0.38 %	31 B	0.7 %	23.99
	PGR	Progressive		0.45 %	56 B	2.9 %	13.88
	BNS	Bank of Nova Scotia		5.32 %	80 B	•	11.67
	WLTW	Willis Towers Watson		0.38 %	29 B	1.6 %	12.69
	TRVC	Citigroup		3.40 %	130 B	•	5.09

Dividends represent one part of the company’s profits from the previous period. The company distributes them between its owner-shareholders. Businesses may pay out dividends, but they are not obliged to. The method that is used to calculate the dividend is described in the company's dividend policy or articles of association. The clearer and more transparent the calculation principle, the more investors love the company. Many factors affect whether dividends are paid out. The main ones are the need for financing by major shareholders and tax optimization. So, if the state in the person of a fund or state-supported organization is one of the shareholders, the payment of regular dividends is practically guaranteed. The same is true, but to a lesser extent, in the case of a serious debt burden that is incurred by one of the business owners.