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Raymond James Financial, Inc.

  • Financial
  • US companies in Asset Management (36)
  • NYSE · USD
  • Mkt cap $31.0bn

$161.29

as of 29 Oct 2026, 12% below its 52-week high

Screens as well placed to keep growing its dividend, with low cut-risk signals. Its valuation looks somewhat extended against its own history.

These scores are a resilience check on the dividend, not a recommendation to buy or sell. They are not financial advice.

Trailing yield
1.34%Last 12 months of regular payments at today's price
Forward yield
1.34%Each payment expected in the next 12 months, not the latest one doubled
Cash cover
2.8×Free cash flow over dividends paid
Earnings cover
4.3×Insurers and banks set dividends from capital generation, so their accounting earnings can sit well below the payout.
5y dividend growth
+15.3% a yearLast cut in FY2024
Next ex-dividend date
Estimated2 Jan 2027Quarterly dividend of about $0.54

Compared with US companies in Asset Management (36)

  • Trailing yield is lower than 27 of the 34 other US companies in Asset Management with a yield figure.
  • 5y dividend growth (as paid) is higher than 23 of the 25 other US companies in Asset Management with a 5y growth figure.

Quality

91

High

Capacity to keep growing the dividend

Risk

30

Low

Signals of dividend-cut pressure

Trim

51

Moderate

How extended the valuation looks

Why Trim is 51

RJF against US companies in Asset Management (36)

Valuation against its own history

As of the last reported period (30 Jun 2026). P80 means the figure is higher than 80% of RJF’s past readings.

  • P/E12.8×P36, neutral for this measure
  • Yield1.37%P57, neutral for this measure
  • FCF payout28.6%P86, poor for this measure
  • DGR 5y+15.5%P57, neutral for this measure
  • ROIC9.5%P56, neutral for this measure

Net debt / EBITDA is left out: for banks and insurers, debt is part of the business, so the ratio says little.

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