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Jefferies/$JEF

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About Jefferies

Jefferies Financial Group is a full-service investment banking and capital markets firm that was founded in 1962. After nearly 30 years of focusing on institutional trading services, it entered the investment banking industry in the early 1990s, which ultimately grew into the core business. In 2013, Jefferies merged with Leucadia, a manufacturing-focused holding company. Since the merger, Jefferies became the core of the combined business as the bulk of the legacy portfolio was sold off and the parent company was renamed to match the subsidiary. Within investment banking, Jefferies predominately serves the North American middle market and has captured considerable market share over the past decade.
Ticker
$JEF
Sector
Finance
Primary listing
NYSE
Employees
7,065

Jefferies Metrics

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$11B
12.69
$3.77
1.54
$1.60
3.35%

What the Analysts think about Jefferies

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Bulls say / Bears say

Third-quarter investment banking revenue rose 17% to a record $1.33 billion, with advisory up 25% as Jefferies reported market-share gains and a strong backlog. That gives the firm a clear path to further growth if deal activity holds up. (SEC, Reuters)
Equities revenue hit a quarterly record of $626 million, up 29% year on year, as trading volumes increased and prime services expanded. A stronger equities franchise broadens earnings beyond advisory and underwriting fees. (SEC)
For the first nine months of 2026, net revenue grew 22% and earnings attributable to common shareholders rose 45% year on year. The improvement in overall profitability suggests the recovery is reaching the group’s bottom line, not just its headline business lines. (SEC)
Asset Management revenue fell 52% in the third quarter to $85.6 million, with weaker fund performance including Point Bonita’s exposure to First Brands. Reports of investor redemption requests at Point Bonita add uncertainty about the fund’s wind-down and the reputational impact. (SEC, Bloomberg)
Fixed-income revenue fell 26% year on year to $176 million in the third quarter, which Jefferies attributed to lower industry volumes. Continued weakness in this business would leave the firm more reliant on dealmaking and equities. (SEC)
Third-quarter revenue rose about 9%, but pre-tax earnings grew only 6% as compensation costs increased about 10%. This points to limited operating leverage: rising pay costs can absorb gains from stronger business volumes. (SEC)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 20 Oct 2026.

Jefferies Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Jefferies Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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