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Capital One announces $1 billion Series M preferred redemption for September 1

$1B preferred redemptionnew
1,000,000 shares redeemed at $1,000 each on September 1, 2026
CAPITAL ONE FINANCIAL CORP (COF) — what happened, in plain English, and what it means versus what the market expected.

This is a capital-structure announcement, not an operating update. Capital One will redeem all 1 million outstanding Series M preferred shares at $1,000 each on September 1, implying a roughly $1 billion redemption. (Item 8.01)

The filing has no clean consensus benchmark and carries limited surprise value. It confirms a scheduled, fully specified redemption and separately preserves the regular dividend payment for eligible holders; dividends stop accruing after the redemption date. (Item 8.01) 〔0〕 With no earnings, guidance, acquisition, or common-stock action disclosed, the appropriate read is a neutral capital action rather than a beat or miss.

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