Ameriprise Financial shares closed at $463.70 on May 11, down 10.77% over the past year amid broader market volatility.
Gator Capital Management’s funds underperformed the S&P 500 in Q1 2026, posting losses of 5.75% to 7.42% versus the index’s 4.33% decline. The firm’s small and mid-cap financial holdings slightly outperformed larger banks and insurers but trailed broader market benchmarks.
The S&P 1500 Financials Index fell 8.89% in the quarter, reflecting concerns over private credit, AI disruption, and geopolitical tensions. Ameriprise Financial, a top holding, closed at $463.70 on May 11, with a 0.37% one-month return but a 10.77% drop over 52 weeks.
Gator Capital’s funds retained Ameriprise Financial as a key position despite the stock’s underperformance, citing its $41.69 billion market capitalization and diversified financial services model.