NASDAQ:HBAN 18 November 2025 - 31 May 2026

Huntington Bancshares Inc. shares finished Friday at $16.36, up 24 cents, or 1.49%, on volume of 40.56 million, more than double the 20.44 million average. With U.S. markets closed Sunday, that’s the last move investors have before trading resumes.

Huntington Bancshares hovered at $15.50 Friday morning, barely budging after six consecutive losses. Thursday’s close landed at $15.48, off 1.0%. The stock remains about 20% under its Feb. 6 high of $19.46.

Huntington Bank has tapped Senthil Kumar, formerly the top risk officer at BNY, to take over as chief risk officer. His official start date is Feb. 16, with Helga Houston set to step aside and move into a senior executive adviser position on March 1, according to the bank. CEO Steve Steinour pointed to Kumar’s background as a key asset for bolstering Huntington’s risk culture as the company pushes into its next stretch of growth and innovation.

Huntington Bancshares shares slipped on Thursday after the bank announced a $1.75 billion debt offering, a move that spotlights its balance-sheet strategy ahead of the upcoming Cadence Bank acquisition.

Huntington Bancshares Incorporated traded around $15.28 per share on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, roughly flat on the day and down only a few cents from the prior close, with an intraday range between about $15.14 and $15.41 and volume just under 12 million shares as of early afternoon U.S. trading.