Jefferies Q3 net earnings attributable to common shareholders climb 16% to $260.58 million; net revenues rise 9% to $2.22 billion
Bitget2026/09/28 20:16- Jefferies Financial Group posted third-quarter net earnings attributable to common shareholders of $260.58 million, up 16% year over year.
- Total net revenues rose 9% to $2.22 billion, while diluted earnings per voting common share increased 7% to $1.08.
- Investment banking net revenues climbed 17% to $1.33 billion, and capital markets net revenues increased 11% to $802.18 million.
- Asset management net revenues fell 52% to $85.64 million; management cited weaker performance across several fund strategies.
- A $0.40 quarterly cash dividend was declared, and 1,300,000 shares were repurchased for $70 million at an average $52.34.
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