Citigroup Inc. (C)

Yields 3% and trades at 70% tangible book value, half of other banks. Yes, it has regulatory problems like Wells Fargo had, but he's confident under new leaders will do the right things. He expects high-double-digit returns in the coming 5 years. (Analysts’ price target is $83.57)

Another turnaround story, but not convincing like Wells Fargo is. Without a big reserve release, Citi's report last week would have disappointed. It has trouble controlling its expenses; they raised their expense forecast. Citi is up only 11% YTD.

A turnaround play. The big catalyst that is coming up is the restrictions put on the company. It should come off later in the year. CitiGroup is also another good choice. They can increase their dividends and start buybacks once rules change.

Well run. People have qualms about its international operations. Not as strong an investment franchise as JPM or BAC. You could take a stab at it.

She owns JP Morgan in US banks. They just announced a new CEO. They need to spend more on risk monitoring, which is strange so late in the day. This will drag on the recovery on their bottom line, because this spend will weigh on their expenses. Banks on both sides of the border are attractive. She prefers JPM because their managers are strong; they're the cream of the crop among US banks. JPM was very conservative in their provisions in the last few quarters. Will bounce back.