Zions Bancorp shares are lower after analysts downgraded the Salt Lake City financial-services company.

While Zions' overall balance sheet remains strong, increased expenses, a drop in non-interest income, and higher provisions for credit losses helped put a drag on the bank's second-quarter results.

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On 2/28/18, Zions Bancorporation's Series G Fixed/Floating Rate Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock will trade ex-dividend, for its quarterly dividend of $0.20, payable on 3/15/18. As a percentage of ZB.

Analyst Mike Mayo stays bullish on banks.

The banks are expected, in aggregate, to increase their distributions to nearly 100% of their net earnings over the next four quarters. However, some did better than others.

The second piece of the annual reviews determines how much banks can spend on dividends and stock buybacks.

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