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Capital One will commit $265 billion over five years to lending, philanthropy and investment if its takeover of Discover Financial Services goes through, the bank said on Wednesday, as it aims to appease critics and win over regulators.
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Capital One's stock (NYSE: COF) has gained 6% YTD, as compared to the 14% rise in the S&P500 over the same period. In sharp contrast, Capital One's peer Discover Financial (NYSE: DFS)was up 15% YTD.
Capital One has a highly profitable business, and is acquiring Discover in an all-stock deal. Discover not only magnifies the size of the credit card business, but also brings its in-house payment network to the table.
Walmart and Capital One have reportedly settled a lawsuit centering on their former credit card partnership. The case was dismissed Thursday (June 20) by a judge after the companies resolved their claims and counterclaims, Reuters reported Friday (June 21).
Walmart settled its lawsuit against Capital One over their credit card partnership, which had made Capital One the exclusive issuer of Walmart-branded consumer credit cards before ending last month.