Small caps to watch: Price targets going up on surging fintech stock ahead of earnings

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Shares of London, Ont.-based VersaBank, which provides business-to-business digital banking cybersecurity services and banking, are up 20 per cent over the past month and have more than doubled over the past year. The Canadian-listed shares are currently trading near their all-time high of $25.75, reached on Nov. 29. The average target price is $26.24 based on three analyst estimates surveyed by S&P Capital IQ.

Roth recently hosted VersaBank chief executive David Taylor and president Tel Matrundola for investor meetings and Mr. Irwin said in a note that management is focused on launching its receivable purchase program product in the U.S. It’s a funding solution for point-of-sale finance companies that VersaBank has offered in Canada for about 15 years. VersaBank says Canada is the largest point-of-sale financing market in the world.of Stearns Bank Holdingford N.A. Mr.

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