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Acciones de TCF Financial Corp: Cotización y operaciones de directivos · Estados Unidos
Ninguna compra de directivos en los últimos 90 días. La última, de Wheatlake Franklin C, se publicó el 04 mar 2020.
Qué hacen los directivos de TCF Financial Corp
Esta es la actividad bursátil de los directivos de TCF Financial Corp, tal como se publica a través de SEC (Form 4), empresa del sector Finanzas y banca. Ningún directivo de TCF Financial Corp ha publicado una declaración en los últimos doce meses. La más reciente data del 9 de junio de 2021.
El historial completo, que arranca en 2016, suma 11 compras frente a 33 ventas.
Estos datos se extraen de las declaraciones regulatorias (fuente: SEC (Form 4)). Describen lo que hicieron los directivos y no son una recomendación.
Declaraciones de directivos
827
Umbrales
n/d
Volumen de compra
1 M€
11 oper. · todo el historial
Volumen de venta
15 M€
33 oper. · todo el historial
Datos financieros
ejercicio 2019Ejercicio cerrado en diciembre de 2019 · cache
Cuenta de resultados
Ingresos400,8M US$
Beneficio neto191,8M US$47,9% margen
Última declaración el 9 de junio de 2021
Declaraciones827 en total
91.047 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000166:1
5529,78 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000166:2
9119,5 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000166:3
9684,32 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000162:2
12.266,69 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000162:3
65.093,12 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000176:1
96.861 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000160:1
838,87 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000160:2
4813,86 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000160:3
37.912 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000171:1
38.812,1 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000161:2
14.631,7 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000161:3
5081 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000161:4
54.565 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000164:1
5716,05 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000164:2
4864,38 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000164:3
3586 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000178:2
20.607 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000178:3
29.224 títulos0AccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000173:1
186.513 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000173:2
18.976 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000181:1
4725 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000181:2
283 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000177:1
85.351 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000174:1
14.291,49 títulosAccionesSEC:0000019612-21-000174:2
25 de 827 declaraciones
About TCF Financial Corp
TCF Financial Corp. was a U.S. banking company listed on NASDAQ, operating in the United States prior to its acquisition by Huntington Bancshares, which closed on June 9, 2021. For French-speaking investors, TCF is best understood as a former regional banking platform whose history reflects the long-running consolidation of U.S. mid-cap banks. Its roots trace back to an early-20th-century banking franchise in the Midwest, and the company expanded over time through a mix of organic growth and acquisitions. Its historical headquarters was in Detroit, Michigan, while its corporate lineage also reflected the Chemical/TCF combination that had earlier linked it to Minneapolis.
Operationally, TCF was a diversified commercial bank. Its core business lines included retail and business deposits, commercial lending, consumer banking, mortgage lending, and a range of specialty finance activities. The company served individual customers, small and medium-sized businesses, and middle-market clients. Its product set covered checking and savings accounts, lending products, mortgage solutions, credit cards, equipment finance, and commercial banking services. That made TCF a broad regional bank rather than a niche lender.
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In competitive terms, TCF operated in a crowded U.S. banking landscape dominated by large national institutions, regional peers, and community banks. Its relative strengths were its Midwest franchise, local customer relationships, and ability to deliver a full-service banking model at regional scale. At the same time, like most regional banks, it faced intense pressure from deposit competition, regulatory costs, low interest-rate cycles, and the need to keep investing in digital capabilities and branch-network efficiency.
For investors following SEC Form 4 insider activity, the key point is that TCF is no longer an independent publicly traded company. Huntington Bancshares announced the all-stock merger in 2020 and completed it in 2021, after which TCF ceased to exist as a standalone listed issuer. That means any historical insider filings must be interpreted in the context of the pre-merger entity, not as current standalone trading activity.
Overall, TCF Financial Corp. was a mid-sized U.S. regional bank with a broad retail and commercial banking franchise, a Midwest-focused footprint, and a history shaped by acquisitions and consolidation. As a stock-market reference today, it belongs more to banking history than to an active NYSE/NASDAQ listing.
