Portnoy Law Firm probes Zions Bancorporation NA for securities fraud after 13.14% stock drop

Reuters03-16 21:00
Portnoy Law Firm probes <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/ZIONN">Zions Bancorporation NA</a> for securities fraud after 13.14% stock drop

Portnoy Law Firm said it has opened an investigation into possible securities fraud at Zions and may file a class action on behalf of investors. Zions shares fell USD 7.1, or 13.14%, to close at USD 46.93 on Oct. 16, 2025. The drop followed a company disclosure citing “apparent misrepresentations and contractual defaults” involving several guarantors and two borrowers tied to two related commercial and industrial loans in its California Bank & Trust division. Zions said it expects to record a provision for about USD 60 million outstanding under the loans and charge off USD 50 million.

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