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Stifel Financial Corporation 5.20% Senior Notes due 2047

SFB
$19.65
-0.30%
2026-09-04 10:15:30 EDT+$0.00
Financial Services
Investment - Banking & Investment Services
NYSE
Active Trading

Stifel Financial Corp. delivers a comprehensive array of financial services, which includes securities brokerage, investment banking, trading, and investment advisory. The firm ...

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Company Overview

Stifel Financial Corporation is a diversified financial-services firm with an operating history dating to 1890 and corporate headquarters at One Financial Plaza in St. Louis, Missouri. Its business is organized primarily into Global Wealth Management, Institutional Group, and Other. Global Wealth Management includes the Private Client Group, which serves individual ...Stifel Financial Corporation is a diversified financial-services firm with an operating history dating to 1890 and corporate headquarters at One Financial Plaza in St. Louis, Missouri. Its business is organized primarily into Global Wealth Management, Institutional Group, and Other. Global Wealth Management includes the Private Client Group, which serves individual investors, families, businesses, and institutions through financial planning, brokerage, advisory, banking, lending, and investment-management services, as well as Stifel Bancorp-related activities. The Institutional Group focuses on institutional sales and trading, equity and fixed-income research, investment banking, capital-markets services, and related execution and advisory capabilities. The Other category includes corporate items, interest income from securities lending, unallocated interest expense, other interest income, and gains or losses on investments. SFB is not common stock in the conventional sense; it is the NYSE-listed 5.20% Senior Notes due 2047 issued by Stifel Financial Corporation. Accordingly, investors in SFB primarily evaluate coupon payments, maturity, credit quality, interest-rate sensitivity, liquidity, call or redemption provisions, and the issuer's ability to meet its debt obligations. Manufacturing-style cost structures and bill-of-materials, or BOM, analysis are not directly applicable to Stifel because its principal outputs are financial advice, brokerage execution, capital raising, research, trading, lending, and investment products. Its cost base is instead dominated by compensation and benefits, commissions, technology, occupancy, regulatory compliance, market-data expenses, clearing, interest expense, and other operating costs. The supplied trailing-twelve-month data indicates a substantial financial-services operation, with approximately 9,000 full-time employees and reported return on equity of about 16.1%. It also shows a net profit margin of approximately 14.3%, an EBITDA margin of about 25.9%, a price-to-book ratio of approximately 1.42, and an enterprise-value-to-EBITDA multiple near 6.5; these market ratios should be interpreted cautiously because SFB is a debt security and some figures appear to describe the broader issuer rather than the note itself. The issuer's balance-sheet strength, capital generation, liquidity, regulatory capital, asset quality, and access to wholesale funding are more relevant to SFB holders than equity-style growth metrics. CEO Ronald James Kruszewski leads the company. Stifel's strategic priorities generally include expanding client relationships, growing advisory and wealth-management assets, strengthening institutional and investment-banking capabilities, managing risk, maintaining regulatory compliance, investing in technology, and preserving capital sufficient to support both operations and debt service. Key risks include market volatility, changes in interest rates, credit and counterparty exposure, cybersecurity threats, regulatory changes, compensation pressure, competition from banks and independent wealth managers, and potential declines in transaction or advisory activity.
Founded
1890
Employees
9000
CEO
Ronald James Kruszewski
Full Name
Stifel Financial Corporation 5.20% Senior Notes due 2047
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Investment - Banking & Investment Services
ROE
16.07%
Market Cap
$2.00B
Current Ratio
4.44
WACC
19.36%
ROIC
12.39%

Contact Information

https://www.stifel.com
314 342 2000
One Financial Plaza, Saint Louis, MO 63102-2188

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