WAL

In the past six months, Western Alliance Bancorp.'s stock has been impacted by a commercial loan default by Jefferies Financial Group, leading to a charge-off that was offset by security sales and expense reductions. The company addressed fraud-related loan charge-offs in Q1 2026 and reported $5.6 billion in Q1 deposit growth, shifting to a more balanced growth approach. Analyst ratings and price targets have seen adjustments, with Citi lowering its price target and UBS raising its price target. The stock's 52-week low was $65.82 and its 52-week high was $97.23.