Capital One stock: USD 0.80 quarterly dividend declared

Capital One Financial announced a quarterly dividend of USD 0.80 per common share in a Business Wire release published Wednesday, November 4, 2026. The payment is scheduled for December 1, with shareholders required to be on the register at the close of business on November 16.

The declaration maintains Capital One's quarterly common-stock distribution policy, which the company says has continued since it became independent in 1995. For investors, the key near-term dates are the November 16 record date and the December 1 payment date. The declaration itself does not change the amount of the common dividend beyond the announced quarterly payment.

Preferred payouts add a capital signal

Capital One also declared quarterly distributions on five outstanding preferred-stock series. The payments are scheduled for December 1 and cover Series I, Series J, Series K, Series L and Series N. The release lists the corresponding per-share preferred dividends as USD 12.50, USD 12.00, USD 11.5625, USD 10.9375 and USD 10.625, respectively. Each preferred share is represented by depositary shares carrying a 1/40th interest in the underlying share.

The preferred declarations are separate from the common-stock payout and should not be treated as an increase in the common dividend. They nevertheless show that the board approved distributions across the company's outstanding capital structure for the quarter.

Capital One said it had USD 480.7 billion in deposits and USD 672.9 billion in total assets as of September 30, 2026. The McLean, Virginia-based company operates through credit card, consumer banking, global payments and commercial banking businesses, giving the dividend decision a broader balance-sheet context than a stand-alone card operation.

Capital One stock trades in Berlin

Capital One stock traded at 186.40 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 1:07 p.m. Berlin time on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Investors can follow the real-time quote of Capital One stock.

The dividend is the next scheduled cash distribution for common shareholders. Investors should distinguish the record date from the payment date, because ownership eligibility is determined before the funds are distributed.

Source: Business Wire.

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