In a recent report, analysts at Credit Suisse outlined their 2015 outlook for Financial stocks. Here’s a breakdown of their top stocks to own in 2015.

1. Discover Financial Services DFS 1.6%: In addition to returning the majority of its earnings to shareholders, analysts believe that Discover represents the best combination of operational fundamentals and valuation among the large credit card companies. Price target: $74.00 (+14.3 percent)
2. Charles Schwab Corp SCHW 3.36%: Analysts see Schwab as one of the best investments in an environment of rising interest rates because of the company’s increased earnings power from higher rates. Analysts predict a 20-30 percent increase in Schwab’s earnings in 2015. Price target: $32.00 (+9.1 percent)
3. Affiliated Managers Group, Inc. AMG 0.01%: Analysts see several secular themes that will benefit the company in upcoming years: rising demand for boutique, alternatives and absolute return products. In addition, analysts praise the company’s business model and believe that it will benefit from future industry consolidation. Price target: $268.00 (+30.1 percent)
4. Voya Financial Inc VOYA 1.09%: Analysts believe that Voya’s free cash flow and excess capital is not properly priced into the company’s stock. Analysts predict about…

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