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Top Financial Services Stocks by Dividends Paid

Top financial services companies ranked by dividends paid, latest annual filings.

What Dividends Paid Means for Financial Services Companies

Dividends paid is the cash a company returned to shareholders in the latest fiscal year, drawn from the financing section of the cash flow statement. In financial services, that cash leaves a regulated balance sheet: banks and insurers distribute from capital supervisors measure, and annual stress testing sets a ceiling on what can be released. The payout is therefore as much a regulatory outcome as a board's judgment about surplus capital.

Why It Matters in Financial Services

The dividend is central to how these companies are owned and valued, and its size against capital shows how much cushion management believes it holds. A payout that looks generous next to net income can be routine for an institution with a large equity base, so the useful comparison is with capital and earning power, not with profit alone. Repurchases carry much of the cash return in this sector as well.

What to Read Alongside

Read it with Net Income for the earnings behind the payment, Return on Equity for how hard the capital base works, and Share Buybacks for the rest of the cash returned.

Data as of FY 2025 100 companies Rhea AI
# Symbol Company Sector
1 JPM JPMorgan Chase & Co. Financial Services $16.63B $887.08B
2 HSBC HSBC Holdings plc Financial Services $13.48B $311.94B
3 BAC Bank of America Corporation Financial Services $9.56B $349.73B
4 MS Morgan Stanley Financial Services $6.59B $287.16B
5 BX Blackstone Inc. Financial Services $6.01B $95.00B
6 TD The Toronto-Dominion Bank Financial Services $5.47B $204.65B
7 WFC Wells Fargo & Company Financial Services $5.43B $248.09B
8 C Citigroup Inc. Financial Services $5.37B $200.35B
9 MUFG Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. Financial Services $5.32B $237.38B
10 GS The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Financial Services $5.28B $260.10B
11 BBVA Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. Financial Services $4.92B $139.37B
12 V Visa Inc. Financial Services $4.63B $758.75B
13 BNS The Bank of Nova Scotia Financial Services $4.19B $113.52B
14 CME CME Group Inc. Financial Services $3.93B $110.27B
15 SAN Banco Santander, S.A. Financial Services $3.92B $178.74B
16 BMO Bank of Montreal Financial Services $3.59B $118.50B
17 NWG NatWest Group plc Financial Services $3.20B $67.58B
18 USB U.S. Bancorp Financial Services $3.17B $93.02B
19 PGR The Progressive Corporation Financial Services $2.87B $132.85B
20 UBS UBS Group AG Financial Services $2.87B $142.25B
21 CM Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Financial Services $2.85B $104.91B
22 BAM Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Financial Services $2.82B $75.13B
23 MA Mastercard Incorporated Financial Services $2.76B $537.43B
24 SMFG Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. Financial Services $2.75B $149.34B
25 LYG Lloyds Banking Group plc Financial Services $2.69B $77.69B
26 TFC Truist Financial Corporation Financial Services $2.67B $59.75B
27 PNC The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. Financial Services $2.63B $90.10B
28 ARES Ares Management Corporation Financial Services $2.60B $27.72B
29 MFC Manulife Financial Corporation Financial Services $2.41B $73.86B
30 SCHW The Charles Schwab Corporation Financial Services $2.33B $155.17B
31 MFG Mizuho Financial Group, Inc. Financial Services $2.32B $114.81B
32 AXP American Express Company Financial Services $2.27B $211.26B
33 PRU Prudential Financial, Inc. Financial Services $1.93B $39.95B
34 HDB HDFC Bank Limited Financial Services $1.85B $111.64B
35 MRSH Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Financial Services $1.70B $92.59B
36 COF Capital One Financial Corporation Financial Services $1.52B $124.14B
37 MET MetLife, Inc. Financial Services $1.51B $63.57B
38 SLF Sun Life Financial Inc. Financial Services $1.51B $44.20B
39 CB Chubb Limited Financial Services $1.50B $137.63B
40 BNY The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation Financial Services $1.45B $99.03B
41 TPG TPG Inc. Financial Services $1.29B $17.23B
42 ARCC Ares Capital Corporation Financial Services $1.26B $13.36B
43 APO Apollo Global Management, Inc. Financial Services $1.20B $67.54B
44 AFL Aflac Incorporated Financial Services $1.20B $60.63B
45 SPGI S&P Global Inc. Financial Services $1.17B $132.85B
46 FITB Fifth Third Bancorp Financial Services $1.16B $48.16B
47 TROW T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. Financial Services $1.14B $22.08B
48 NMR Nomura Holdings, Inc. Financial Services $1.13B $26.27B
49 STT State Street Corporation Financial Services $1.12B $46.36B
50 ICE Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. Financial Services $1.10B $89.85B
51 IX ORIX Corporation Financial Services $1.07B $39.39B
52 KEY KeyCorp Financial Services $1.05B $22.44B
53 CNA CNA Financial Corporation Financial Services $1.05B $13.12B
54 ALL The Allstate Corporation Financial Services $1.04B $64.72B
55 TRV The Travelers Companies, Inc. Financial Services $979.00M $81.99B
56 AIG American International Group, Inc. Financial Services $976.00M $42.42B
57 RF Regions Financial Corporation Financial Services $912.00M $24.37B
58 HBAN Huntington Bancshares Incorporated Financial Services $908.00M $31.78B
59 KB KB Financial Group Inc. Financial Services $901.52M $39.27B
60 MTB M&T Bank Corporation Financial Services $899.00M $31.87B
61 SHG Shinhan Financial Group Co., Ltd. Financial Services $857.42M $30.63B
62 FSK FS KKR Capital Corp. Financial Services $784.00M $2.87B
63 ORI Old Republic International Corporation Financial Services $782.60M $9.28B
64 CFG Citizens Financial Group, Inc. Financial Services $755.00M $27.54B
65 OBDC Blue Owl Capital Corporation Financial Services $752.52M $4.92B
66 BN Brookfield Corporation Financial Services $719.00M $84.72B
67 LU Lufax Holding Ltd Financial Services $703.17M $734.95M
68 MCO Moody's Corporation Financial Services $701.00M $83.53B
69 WRB W. R. Berkley Corporation Financial Services $700.27M $27.39B
70 AEG Aegon Ltd. Financial Services $699.47M $12.06B
71 PFG Principal Financial Group, Inc. Financial Services $684.00M $23.58B
72 BEN Franklin Templeton Inc. Financial Services $683.70M $15.75B
73 BXSL Blackstone Secured Lending Fund Financial Services $677.98M $5.34B
74 AJG Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Financial Services $667.00M $68.39B
75 KKR KKR & Co. Inc. Financial Services $649.94M $82.24B
76 WF Woori Financial Group Inc. Financial Services $641.93M $16.09B
77 AON Aon plc Financial Services $629.00M $64.07B
78 AFG American Financial Group, Inc. Financial Services $606.00M $12.49B
79 NDAQ Nasdaq, Inc. Financial Services $601.00M $58.54B
80 AMP Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Financial Services $596.00M $43.60B
81 PUK Prudential plc Financial Services $594.00M $29.22B
82 HIG The Hartford Insurance Group, Inc. Financial Services $592.00M $36.82B
83 NTRS Northern Trust Corporation Financial Services $591.60M $31.02B
84 MSCI MSCI Inc. Financial Services $556.52M $44.90B
85 FNF Fidelity National Financial, Inc. Financial Services $546.00M $10.71B
86 CINF Cincinnati Financial Corporation Financial Services $525.00M $27.21B
87 CRBG Corebridge Financial, Inc. Financial Services $511.00M $15.45B
88 CG The Carlyle Group Inc. Financial Services $505.10M $13.81B
89 OMF OneMain Holdings, Inc. Financial Services $499.00M $6.48B
90 SYF Synchrony Financial Financial Services $427.00M $24.35B
91 RJF Raymond James Financial, Inc. Financial Services $416.00M $30.41B
92 OTF Blue Owl Technology Finance Corp. Financial Services $393.73M $4.16B
93 ALLY Ally Financial Inc. Financial Services $379.00M $11.81B
94 MAIN Main Street Capital Corporation Financial Services $378.01M $4.99B
95 IVZ Invesco Ltd. Financial Services $377.30M $12.60B
96 JEF Jefferies Financial Group Inc. Financial Services $374.13M $10.43B
97 GBDC Golub Capital BDC, Inc. Financial Services $368.21M $3.15B
98 WTW Willis Towers Watson Public Limited Company Financial Services $358.00M $30.15B
99 AB AllianceBernstein Holding L.P. Financial Services $352.45M $3.25B
100 PSEC Prospect Capital Corporation Financial Services $335.55M $795.39M

This list ranks the total dollars paid out over the latest fiscal year, so the largest companies lead it; a big payout says nothing about the yield a share buys today. A company whose balance sheet runs above 150 times its market cap is left out, because at that gap the accounts are not in US dollars.

How this ranking is built

Companies are ranked by dividends paid as reported in their most recent annual filing with the SEC. Figures shown are in US dollars (or percent, as noted), rounded to two decimals.

  • Source: annual 10-K / 20-F filings from companies trading on US exchanges (NYSE, Nasdaq, AMEX).
  • Fiscal year: whichever annual period the company has most recently filed. Fiscal years don't always align with the calendar year, so the "as of FY" stamp above reflects the most common year across the table.
  • Filtered out: warrants, preferred shares, and duplicate listings that share a parent company's financials.
  • Size floor: A company qualifies at $500 million in market cap or above. Below that, one mis-stated figure outranks the companies the list is about.
  • Currency check: A company whose annual revenue runs above 15 times its market cap is left out, because at that gap the two figures are not in the same currency.
  • Currency check: A company whose balance sheet runs above 150 times its market cap is left out for the same reason.
  • Update cadence: refreshed as companies file new annual reports (typically within 60–90 days of fiscal year end).

Not financial advice. This is a research tool, not a recommendation.

Frequently asked questions

Is a large dividends-paid total the same as a high dividend yield?

No. This ranking totals dollars paid, while yield compares the dividend per share with the share price. The largest institutions lead a dollar ranking at ordinary yields because their share count and equity base are large, and a smaller company with a high yield can sit well down the list. The two measures answer different questions.

What limits how much a bank can pay out?

Capital rules and supervisory review. A bank distributes from equity that regulators require it to hold against its assets, and the annual stress test models a severe downturn to see what the institution could still absorb. Distribution plans are set against that result, which is why payouts across large institutions tend to move together with the regulatory cycle rather than with each firm's earnings alone.