|
2013-02-15 — thestreet.com
Citigroup (C_) investors and analysts are narrowing their focus on the bank's massive deferred tax asset (DTA), which is growing despite three consecutive years of profits.
More from Dan Freed Bond Insurer Radian Group Is 'Finding Its Footing'European Banks Are Replaying U.S. Crisis, Carlyle SaysAnnaly's Stock Is Upgraded on Cheaper Valuation The DTA reflects losses and other deductions that get converted to tax credits. However, Citigroup must generate sufficient profits to make use of the credits before they expire, an issue causing anxiety among some followers of the stock.
read original article |
permalink to this page |
discuss |
Comments: Be the first to add a comment |