First Interstate BancSystem is a Billings, Montana bank that lends to businesses and individuals across ten Western and Midwestern states. FIBK reports earnings on Wed, Jan 27, 2027. Analyst consensus is Sell, based on the latest ratings from 3 firms (0 buy, 1 hold, 2 sell).
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Each firm's latest rating on FIBK in the past 90 days
Average 12-month target
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Latest rating changes
Stephens & Co.Maintained
Oct 29Hold
Wells FargoMaintained
Aug 10Sell
BarclaysDowngrade
Aug 3Sell
DA DavidsonMaintained
Jul 27Hold
BarclaysMaintained
Jul 7Hold
Date
Firm
Action
Rating
Price target
Oct 29
Stephens & Co.
Maintained
Hold
Aug 10
Wells Fargo
Maintained
Sell
Aug 3
Barclays
Downgrade
Sell
Jul 27
DA Davidson
Maintained
Hold
Jul 7
Barclays
Maintained
Hold
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Whale Options Flow
90D
No whale options trades in FIBK in the last 90 days.
Total alerts
0
Bullish
0
0%
Bearish
0
0%
Date span
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About First Interstate Bancsystem
First Interstate BancSystem is a regional financial services company based in Billings, Montana, that operates as a commercial bank. It lends mainly to commercial real estate and business borrowers, and its clients are located mostly in Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington and Wyoming. Many of its borrowers work in agriculture, livestock or other industries tied to commodity prices.
