Credit Suisse said Charles Schwab shares are attractive after Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Analyst Bill Katz upgraded the brokerage to outperform from neutral, saying now is the time for investors to “take advantage of a sharp drop in share prices.” The stock is down nearly 32% this year. “While we may not be seeing extreme fear levels in equities, we do see an attractive risk/reward profile,” Katz wrote in a Wednesday note. Shares of Charles Schwab fell last week along with regional banks 24% as traders worried they would have to sell their bond holdings early to cover deposit withdrawals at huge losses, as happened at Silicon Valley Bank. However, Schwab is still experiencing “substantial” asset inflows, CEO Walter Bettinger told CNBC’s Sarah Eisen in an interview. Charles Schwab shares rose 9 percent on Tuesday after falling more than 11 percent on Monday, part of a broader rebound in financial stocks. It fell 3% for the week. SCHW 5D Mount Charles Schwab stock has a 5-day analyst price target of $67.50, down from $81.50 previously, implying that the stock could rise another 19% from Tuesday’s close. The stock was up nearly 2.9% in premarket trading Wednesday. That means the stock has fallen “excessively,” the analyst said. “[We] expect [net new asset] As we look out to 2024-25, the NNA story will remain strong, capital ratios will rebuild quickly, and current values give investors access to a high-quality, large-cap long-term beneficiary,” Katz wrote. -CNBC Michael Bloom of , contributed to the report.