Stifel Financial Achieves Record Q3 Revenue Amid Bull Market
St. Louis, Thursday, 23 October 2025.
Stifel Financial reported record revenue of $1.43 billion for Q3 2025, driven by strong market conditions and increased client assets totaling $544 billion, marking a 360% rise.
Stifel’s Financial Performance in Q3 2025
Stifel Financial Corporation (NYSE: SF) has reported a remarkable financial performance in the third quarter of 2025, achieving record net revenue of $1.43 billion. This impressive result represents a 16.7% increase compared to the same quarter in 2024, where the net revenue was $1.22 billion. The company’s net income for Q3 2025 was $211.37 million, marking a significant 33.4% increase from $158.51 million in Q3 2024 [2][5].
Wealth Management and Client Assets
Stifel’s wealth management division has seen a substantial increase in client assets, which reached a record $544 billion by the end of the third quarter. This represents a staggering 360% growth. The fee-based assets also rose significantly, recording a 1,170% increase, which underscores the effectiveness of the company’s wealth management strategies in capitalizing on the bull market conditions [3][5].
Strategic Expansion and Recruitment
In line with the company’s strategic expansion plans, Stifel has been actively recruiting new talent, adding 33 financial advisors in the last quarter. This recruitment drive is part of their broader strategy to enhance their advisory capabilities and better serve their growing client base. CEO Ron Kruszewski emphasized the importance of these additions in maintaining the firm’s competitive edge and supporting its growth trajectory [1][2].
Market Conditions and Future Outlook
The robust bull market has played a crucial role in driving Stifel’s strong financial results. The company’s performance is reflective of the broader trends in the financial sector, where increased investor confidence and market stability have provided fertile ground for growth. While the firm refrained from providing specific forward-looking statements, the current market environment suggests continued favorable conditions for financial services firms [2][6].