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Stifel Financial Reports July Results, Client Assets Reach $578 Billion
Stifel Financial reported selected operating results for July 31. Ronald Kruszewski, chairman and CEO, said, "Record fee-based client assets of $240 billion and total client assets of $578 increased 17% and 13%, respectively, year-over-year after excluding the impact of the SIA sale. Growth was driven by strong markets and solid recruiting. We remain on track to reach our full year loan guidance of $4 billion. Total loans grew more than 3% in the month of July led by continued strength in fund banking and residential mortgages. Treasury deposits increased more than $600 million in July, reflecting continued growth in venture deposits. Client money market and insured product balances declined by 5% during the month, primarily due to lower sweep balances."
Stifel Reports Q2 Revenue of $1.45B
Reports Q2 revenue $1.45B, consensus $1.43B. Reports Q2 tangible book value per share $25.52. Ronald Kruszewski, chairman and CEO, said, "Stifel delivered an outstanding second quarter and a record first half, reflecting the strength, balance, and momentum of our franchise. In the first half of 2026, we executed on our strategy by: growing revenue, improving operating leverage, expanding our balance sheet, and deploying capital where it earns the best risk-adjusted returns. Just as importantly, Stifel was ranked No. 1 in Employee Advisor Satisfaction by J.D. Power for the fourth consecutive year, reinforcing the strength of our advisor-first culture. As we look ahead, Stifel remains well positioned to build on this momentum as our advice-driven business helps clients navigate an increasingly complex world."
Stifel CEO Expects Investment Banking Revenue to Rise 30%
Ronald Kruszewski, chairman and CEO, said, "Total and fee-based client assets increased 18% and 23%, respectively, year-over-year, excluding the sale of Stifel Independent Advisors, LLC. Growth was driven by market appreciation and solid advisor recruiting. Loan balances rose more than 2% from the prior month as demand in fund banking remained robust. Treasury deposits declined 3% in May, which was primarily a function of the timing of inflows and outflows by our corporate clients, but we continue to expect strong growth in the second quarter and beyond. Investment banking momentum remains strong, supported by increased capital raising activity. We expect second-quarter investment banking revenue to increase 25% to 30% from the second quarter of 2025."
Stifel Financial Reports April Operating Results, Client Assets Up 19% YoY
Stifel Financial reported selected operating results for April 30. Ronald Kruszewski, chairman and CEO, said, "Excluding the sale of Stifel Independent Advisors, LLC, total and fee-based client assets rose 19% and 25% year over year, respectively, driven by market appreciation and continued success in recruiting productive financial advisors. Treasury Deposits increased by 7% in April as venture banking delivered strong growth, helping to partially offset seasonal declines in client money market and insured product balances. Loan growth also strengthened in April, increasing more than $1.2 billion as fund banking activity rose significantly."
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