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XNAS
KRNY
Market cap578mUSD
Oct 08, Last price  
9.20USD
1D
0.99%
1Q
-1.39%
Jan 2017
-40.84%
IPO
12.25%
Name

Kearny Financial Corp

Chart & performance

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P/E
15.97
P/S
1.67
EPS
0.58
Div yield, %
4.78%
Shrs. gr., 5y
-5.16%
Rev. gr., 5y
6.28%
Revenues
347m
+1.05%
98,050,00099,416,00099,427,00096,012,000105,223,000100,694,000104,646,000103,942,000113,980,000137,615,000150,441,000184,694,000250,888,000252,927,000256,058,000240,206,000296,475,000326,875,000343,528,000347,138,000
Net income
36m
+39.08%
1,934,0005,904,0006,391,0006,812,0007,851,0005,078,0006,506,00010,188,0005,629,00015,822,00018,603,00019,596,00042,142,00044,965,00063,233,00067,547,00040,811,000-86,667,00026,075,00036,264,000
CFO
37m
+48.94%
12,556,00016,248,00020,156,00012,729,00028,789,00037,357,00029,923,00026,007,00020,502,00039,177,00038,530,00045,095,00039,001,00019,324,00075,417,00081,301,00069,549,00043,971,00024,771,00036,894,000
Dividend
Aug 12, 20260.11 USD/sh

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Profile

Kearny Financial Corp. serves as the parent entity for Kearny Bank, providing a diverse array of banking and financial services across the United States. The institution offers a comprehensive suite of deposit products, including both interest-bearing and non-interest-bearing checking accounts, money market accounts, savings accounts, and certificates of deposit. Furthermore, Kearny Bank extends various lending options, such as mortgages for multi-family and commercial real estate, business term loans and credit lines, primary mortgages for single- to four-family residences, and home equity loans and lines of credit. It also provides financing for the construction or renovation of one-to-four family homes, commercial properties, or multi-family dwellings, alongside overdraft facilities and personal loans. Beyond these, the corporation engages in investment activities. As of August 18, 2021, its operations included 48 branch offices located throughout northern and central New Jersey, in addition to Brooklyn and Staten Island, New York. The company, established in 1884, has its headquarters in Fairfield, New Jersey.

Key people

Craig Montanaro
President, Chief Executive Officer, Director · since 2011
Sean Byrnes
Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President · since 2024
Keith Suchodolski
Chief Operating Officer, Senior Executive Vice President · since 2024
Cassia Beierle
Executive Vice President, General Counsel · since 2025
Anthony Bilotta
Executive Vice President, Chief Banking Officer · since 2022
Thomas Demedici
Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer · since 2017
John Dunne
Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer · since 2019
Patrick Joyce
Executive Vice President, Chief Lending Officer · since 2014
Erika Parisi
Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer · since 2019
Timothy Swansson
Executive Vice President, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer · since 2019
Leopold Montanaro
Director · since 2003
Theodore Aanensen
Independent Director · since 1986
Raymond Chandonnet
Independent Director · since 2015
Curtland Fields
Independent Director · since 2023
Catherine Lawton
Independent Director · since 2018
John Mazur
Independent Non-Executive Chairman of the Board · since 2004
Joseph Mazza
Independent Director · since 1993
John Mcgovern
Independent Director · since 1999
Christopher Petermann
Independent Director · since 2015
Independent Director · since 2018
IPO date
Feb 24, 2005
Employees
556
Domiciled in
US
Incorporated in
US

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