$RJF

Raymond James Financial (RJF) declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.54 per share, payable on 15 October. The company's share price was $179.36 on 27 August, with a 25.07% 90-day return and 75.91% 3-year total return. Analysts note a fair value of $182.67, slightly above the recent close, and discuss factors like share repurchases, market uncertainty, and tech spending as potential influences on its valuation.

Raymond James Financial (RJF) stock is trading flat at $176.11 in after-hours, with no new catalysts. Its Q3 2026 earnings reported $3.93B revenue (16% YoY growth) and $3.14 EPS, beating estimates. Analysts raised price targets to $196-$200, but no recent changes. Broader market movements had minimal impact on RJF.

Raymond James Financial (RJF) Chief Strategy Officer Tarek Helal transferred 23,397 shares as a gift for estate planning on August 20, 2026. The transaction involved no open-market purchases or sales. Helal holds 25,140 shares directly and 658 shares indirectly via trusts and an ESOP account.

Analysts covering Raymond James Financial (RJF) have a consensus 'Moderate Buy' rating, with five 'Strong Buy' and 10 'Hold' ratings. The average price target is $185.43, a 5% premium to the current price, while the highest target is $205, implying 16% upside. TD Cowen maintained a 'Hold' rating with a $161 target.

LPL Financial and Raymond James Financial Services added advisor teams managing $470M in assets. Preferred Financial Group, with $230M in assets, joined LPL from Harbour Investments. Stillwell Financial Advisors, with $240M in assets, moved to Raymond James from Ameriprise.

Capital Performance Group ranked the top 10 U.S. banks with over $50B in assets for 2025, based on three-year average ROAE. The top performers included First Citizens Bank, Raymond James Financial, and East West Bank, with net interest margins ranging from 3.25% to 3.42%. JPMorganChase and Cullen/Frost Bankers also made the list, with JPMorgan reporting $185.6B in revenue and $57.0B in net income. The report highlights two primary bank operating models: spread-based traditional banking and fee-b

Analysts at TD Cowen maintained Buy ratings on Willis Towers Watson (WTW) with a $455 target, and Hold on Raymond James Financial (RJF) with a $161 target. WTW closed at $335.46, near its 52-week high, while RJF closed at $177.93. Analyst consensus for WTW is Moderate Buy with a $374.87 average target, and for RJF is Moderate Buy with a $185.80 average target.

Raymond James Financial reported record client assets of $1.93T for July 2026, up 17% YoY. Fee-based AUM grew 21% YoY to $1.16T, while total AUM rose 30% YoY to $344.6B. Bank loans increased 13% YoY to $56.3B, and cash sweep balances were $56.7B, down 4% from June.

A Q2 recap of 15 investment banking and brokerage stocks says the group’s revenues beat analysts’ consensus by 4.5%, while next-quarter guidance was 1.1% below. Raymond James (RJF) reported $3.93B revenue (+15.6% YoY), beating by 1.4%. Houlihan Lokey (HLI) reported $511M revenue (-15.6%), missing by 16.3%.

According to statements cited in the article, a seven-person UBS team joined RBC Wealth Management under Focus Wealth Management, managing about $1.5 billion in client assets. The team focuses on wealth transfer and exit planning and is led by James “Trey” Mahoney III and others. Separately, Raymond James added Evan R. Bloomberg, CFA, bringing more than $500 million in assets.