Huntington Bancshares vs Cboe Global Markets
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Columbus OH Midwest super-regional bank (NASDAQ: HBAN) ~$7.4B FY2024 revenue; 11-state footprint, auto dealer floorplan specialist, $200B+ assets, Fair Play Banking competing with Fifth Third and KeyCorp.
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Huntington Bancshares Incorporated is a Columbus, Ohio-based regional bank holding company — publicly traded on the NASDAQ (NASDAQ: HBAN) as an S&P 500 Financials component — providing commercial and consumer banking, mortgage, auto finance, equipment finance, and wealth management services to customers across an 11-state Midwest footprint including Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, West Virginia, Colorado, Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Wisconsin through approximately 19,000 employees. In fiscal year 2024, Huntington reported net revenues of approximately $7.4 billion and net income of approximately $1.7 billion, as the regional bank benefited from balance sheet repositioning — managing the interest rate sensitivity of its loan and deposit portfolios through the Federal Reserve's 2024 rate cutting cycle — while growing commercial loan originations in its expanded Midwest and Southeast US footprint. CEO Steve Steinour has led Huntington's decade-long expansion from a pure Ohio bank into a 11-state Midwest super-regional through the acquisitions of TCF Financial (Michigan, Minnesota — $6B acquisition in 2021) and Capstone Partners (investment banking boutique), creating a bank with $200+ billion in total assets that competes for middle market and small business banking in the auto industry supply chain, healthcare, government, and technology sectors concentrated in the Midwest. Huntington's "Fair Play Banking" brand positioning (pioneering 24-hour grace period on overdraft fees, Asterisk-Free Checking with no minimum balance, and small business lending commitment) differentiates Huntington from big national banks on consumer-friendly fee policies.
Global exchange group with $4.8B FY2024 revenue; SPX/VIX options monopoly; 0DTE options trading boom 2022-2024; new CEO Fred Tomczyk 2023; digital assets derivatives expansion.
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Cboe Global Markets is one of the world's largest exchange holding companies, founded in 1973 as the Chicago Board Options Exchange—the world's first options exchange—and now headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, trading on Nasdaq (CBOE). The company generated approximately $4.8 billion in net revenues for FY2024 under CEO Fred Tomczyk, who succeeded longtime CEO Ed Tilly in 2023 following an ethics investigation. Cboe operates multiple asset class exchanges including U.S. options (Cboe Options Exchange, C2), U.S. equities (BZX, BYX, EDGX, EDGA), European equities and derivatives, Canadian equities (NEO Exchange), digital assets, FX, and futures, positioning itself as a global multi-asset marketplace with significant intellectual property in index derivatives.
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