Headquartered in Saint Louis, MO Fiscal year ends December NYSE: SF stifel.com
Stifel Financial Corp. (NYSE: SF) is a diversified financial services firm providing wealth management, commercial and investment banking, trading, and research services to individuals, institutions, and municipalities. Founded in 1890, the firm operates more than 400 offices across the United States and in major global financial centers. Its two primary operating segments are Global Wealth Management, which generates the majority of revenue through asset management fees, net interest income from its banking subsidiaries (Stifel Bank & Trust and Stifel Bank), and transactional commissions; and the Institutional Group, which provides advisory, equity and fixed income capital raising, and trading services. The company's banking operations include residential real estate lending, fund banking, commercial and industrial loans, and securities-based lending, with a total loan portfolio of approximately $26 billion. Stifel also manages approximately $576 billion in total client assets and $240 billion in fee-based client assets. Updated
Six straight quarters of beats ended here, and the reason is the trading desk: Institutional Group net revenues fell 14% to $430.3 million on wider credit spreads and the European equities restructuring. Record wealth management revenue was not enough to cover the gap, leaving both EPS and revenue short of expectations.
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Stifel Financial Corp. (NYSE: SF) is a diversified financial services firm providing wealth management, commercial and investment banking, trading, and research services to individuals, institutions, and municipalities.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for SF is $77.77, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $81.50. SF price prediction →
