WAFD stock: WaFd declares 27-cent quarterly dividend

Published on 11/13/2026 at 00:52 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

WAFD stock follows a quarterly dividend decision announced on November 10. The payment schedule gives investors two dates to track before the next distribution.

Dividend decision sets next dates

WaFd declared its 175th consecutive quarterly cash dividend.
Shareholders of record on November 20 are scheduled to receive payment on December 4.
The bank operates across nine US states with consumer, commercial and real-estate lending products.

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WaFd's board declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 27 US cents per share on Tuesday, November 10, according to Business Wire via Yahoo Finance. The dividend is scheduled for December 4, 2026, for common shareholders recorded on November 20. WaFd said the decision marks its 175th consecutive quarterly cash dividend.

Two dates shape the distribution

The record date determines which common shareholders qualify for the payment, while the December date sets when the cash is scheduled to be distributed. The announcement provides a defined near-term timetable for income-focused investors, although it does not change the bank's broader operating outlook.

WaFd's latest dividend decision follows its fiscal 2026 results reported in October and comes while the proposed EverBank combination remains an important strategic development for the company. Investors may therefore weigh the continuity of the payout against execution risks connected with the transaction and the bank's exposure to commercial and residential real estate lending.

Regional bank serves western markets

WaFd, Inc. is the parent of WaFd Bank, a federally insured Washington state-chartered commercial bank headquartered in Seattle. It offers consumer and commercial deposit accounts, financing for small and middle-market businesses, commercial real-estate and residential real-estate loans, and insurance products through a subsidiary. The bank operates branches in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico and California. In overlapping western markets, regional competitors include Banner Bank, Heritage Bank and Washington Trust Bank, with WaFd positioned as a larger commercial real-estate lender than those Washington peers in the cited 2026 comparison.