Among the eye-catching examples of the firm's results, its total private client group assets under administration stood at more than $1.7 trillion at the end of last year.

This week, Raymond James, the New York-listed financial services group operating in several jurisdictions, including the UK, Canada, and parts of Europe, reported net income, attributable to common shareholders, of $562 million in Q4 2025. The figure fell 6 per cent on a year earlier.

On a pre-tax basis, profits dipped 3 per cent to $728 million, the group said in a statement. Revenues rose 6 per cent to $3.735 billion. 

Total noninterest expenses rose 8 per cent, as did compensation, commissions and benefits, rising from $1.491 trillion a year earlier. Financial assets under management rose to $280.8 billion from $243.9 billion a year before.

Raymond James logged $30.8 billion in net new assets in Q4 2025, surging from $14 billion a year earlier.

Total private client group assets under administration stood at $1.708 trillion, rising by 3 per cent. 

At the end of December 2025, Raymond James had a Common Equity Tier 1 ratio of 23 per cent.