KeyCorp (KEY) continues to make corrective action to bolster profit margins and investor confidence. Despite some underperformance, its Q3 earnings beat estimates with strong revenues and expected decline in earnings. Forced to shed low yielding assets worth $7 billion, KeyCorp eyes bank deals for next year. Furthermore, their stocks witnessed growth as Assenagon Asset Management S.A and Raymond James & Associates expanded their position in them while Goldman Sachs has reiterated their buy rating on KeyCorp. Strategic Minority investment from Scotiabank and an increase in price target points towards a healthier financial outlook despite higher provisions expected to impact Q3 earnings. However, their restructuring initiatives and surging shares bode well for future revenue cycle management. Their Q2 performance was strong despite a loss report from asset sales, aided by Scotiabank's investment. Despite restructuring, KeyCorp had a net loss of $447 million in Q3 but adjusted net income stands at $290 million; a promising indication of subsequent potential gains. On the innovation front, launching of virtual account management services powered by QOLO's technology platform marks a positive trajectory.
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