First Citizens BancShares Inc (Delaware)
OTC:FCNCB
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Intrinsic Value
The intrinsic value of 
First Citizens BancShares Inc (Delaware) (FCNCB) under the Base Case is USD per share.
Compared with the current market price of 1 772.66 USD, the stock appears .
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Fundamental Analysis
What First Citizens BancShares Does
First Citizens BancShares is a bank holding company that runs First-Citizens Bank and Trust and related financial businesses. It takes in deposits, makes loans, and offers everyday banking products such as checking and savings accounts, business banking, mortgages, equipment loans, and other credit services. Its main customers are consumers, small and mid-sized businesses, and commercial borrowers that need a lender with local service and a broad set of banking products.
- Headquarters
- United States of America US
- Employees
- 18 009
- IPO date
- Oct 22, 1986
First Citizens BancShares has no economic moat
Customers can compare rates, fees, service and convenience across First Citizens, larger banks and nonbank providers, and they do not gain a unique benefit simply because more people bank with First Citizens. Its position in its main deposit markets does not keep other providers out, and its name does not clearly let it charge more.
Read the full moat analysisWhat is the Intrinsic Value of one FCNCB stock?
The intrinsic value for First Citizens BancShares Inc (Delaware) (FCNCB) under the Base Case is USD.
Is FCNCB stock undervalued or overvalued?
Compared with the current market price of 1 772.66 USD, the stock appears .
