Record 2025 results: Oppenheimer Holdings (NYSE: OPY) posts $1.64B revenue, $148.4M profit

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Oppenheimer Holdings Inc. reported record 2025 operating results. The firm posted gross revenue $1,638,071, net income $148,403, and basic earnings per share $14.13 for the year ended December 31, 2025. Stockholders’ equity was $983,823 and book value per share was $93.81. Wealth Management AUM reached $55.2 billion and client Assets Under Administration totaled $143.3 billion. The firm repurchased 46,292 shares at an average price of $64.36, paid regular quarterly dividends of $0.72 per share, and declared a special dividend of $1.00 per share.

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Record 2025 revenue and profit, with stronger equity and book value per share.

Oppenheimer reported gross revenue $1,638,071 and net income $148,403 for 2025, driving book value per share $93.81 and stockholders’ equity $983,823. These are company-disclosed annual totals tied to year-end results.

The firm also repurchased 46,292 shares at an average price of $64.36, paid quarterly dividends of $0.72 and a special dividend of $1.00. Future capital return decisions and share count changes will be shown in subsequent filings.

Wealth Management & Capital Markets Specialist

Wealth Management and Investment Banking drove record outcomes and higher fees.

Wealth Management segment revenue rose to $1.04 billion with pre-tax income of $292.1 million, AUM at $55.2 billion, and advisory fees up 14.9%. Investment Banking advised on over $38 billion of deal volume across 100+ transactions, per the disclosed figures.

These disclosed segment outcomes support the firm’s stated revenue mix; timing and realization of future pipeline activity are subject to market conditions and future disclosures.

Annual Report Oppenheimer Holdings Inc. 2025

252423 $8 2. 31 $9 3. 81 $7 6. 72 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 In thousands except per share amounts and number of employees Gross revenue $1,638,071 $1,432,496 $1,248,825 $1,110,941 $1,394,035 Income before income taxes $211,191 $105,757 $46,770 $45,554 $224,641 Net income* $148,403 $71,557 $30,179 $32,351 $158,964 Basic earnings per share* $14.13 $6.91 $2.81 $2.77 $12.57 Total assets $3,722,415 $3,382,726 $2,874,816 $2,714,392 $3,043,250 Stockholders’ equity* $983,823 $850,395 $789,166 $794,233 $823,196 Book value per share $93.81 $82.31 $76.72 $72.41 $65.66 Total shares outstanding (Class A) 10,388 10,232 10,187 10,869 12,447 Number of employees 2,947 3,018 2,942 2,912 2,913 In billions Client Assets Under Administration $143.3 $129.5 $118.2 $105.0 $122.1 Assets Under Management $55.2 $49.4 $43.9 $36.8 $46.2 Financial Highlights GROSS REVENUE ($MM) NET INCOME* ($MM) BASIC EARNINGS PER SHARE* ($) STOCKHOLDERS’ EQUITY* ($MM) *Attributable to Oppenheimer Holdings Inc. BOOK VALUE PER SHARE ($) 252423 $7 2 $3 0 $1 48 252423 $8 50 $9 84 $7 89 252423 $6 .9 1 $1 4. 13 $2 .8 1 252423 $1 ,6 38 $1 ,4 32 $1 ,2 49 2

A Letter from the President & CEO Basic Earnings Per Share $14.13 2025 $6.91 2024 3 It is a privilege to write to you in my first year as Chief Executive Officer. Having spent much of my career with the firm, I have had the opportunity to learn from talented colleagues and develop a deep appreciation for our culture and values. I am proud of what we have built together and look forward to many more years of collaboration and continued partnerships. 2025 was an excellent year of operating performance for our firm. The equity markets climbed a classic “wall of worry,” balancing the tensions created by policy uncertainty, geopolitical tension, rapid technological change, evolving demographics, and shifting cultural norms. In the face of daily headlines that drove increased market volatility, bullish sentiment won out and drove indexes to new records. At Oppenheimer, we have built a firm designed to serve clients through a wide range of market conditions, not optimized for a single environment or a narrow set of outcomes. Our emphasis on bespoke client solutions, disciplined risk management, a conservative balance sheet, and long-term relationships reflects a belief that consistency and judgment matter most when conditions are changing. During the year we witnessed long-standing assumptions around free trade, international order, and predictable policy frameworks all upended. In their place is a more fragmented global system in which uncertainty has become structural. Capital markets acted as a barometer of risk, with the bond market highlighting the potential consequences of major policy decisions. Despite that backdrop, economic activity remained resilient, though uneven as the year progressed. Consumer spending held up better than many expected, even as labor market dynamics shifted, with hiring slowing and unemployment edging modestly higher. Inflation eased, financial conditions improved, and the Federal Reserve lowered interest rates three times to stimulate economic activity. Equity markets advanced for a third consecutive year, with the S&P 500 gaining nearly 18%, supported by a more accommodative policy environment and sustained investor confidence, particularly around artificial intelligence (AI). AI emerged as the dominant long-term investment and capital-allocation theme of the year. The defining feature was not optimism alone, but an investment super-cycle unlike anything we have seen in many decades. Capital moved away from software enterprises and into semiconductors, data centers, energy generation, transmission, and connectivity— creating the systems designed to support infrastructure that will drive improvements in economic productivity for many years to come. History provides some perspective. Prior waves of technological transformation were often marked by rapid company formation, aggressive capital raising, and periods of overinvestment. While outcomes varied widely by company, the infrastructure built during those cycles endured, supporting economic growth long after valuations reset. The current AI- driven cycle shares many of these characteristics, and while business models and leadership will evolve, the long-term impact of infrastructure built today is likely to persist beyond the present market cycle. As the cycle has developed, opportunities have broadened. Advances in areas such as space-based technologies are expanding what is investable, enabling new forms of connectivity, data, and infrastructure that were previously difficult to access or scale. We remain focused on identifying these emerging opportunities early, recognizing that enduring investment themes tend to develop gradually at the intersection of technological progress, capital formation, and real-world application. Importantly, capital allocation in 2025 extended beyond any single theme. Investment increased across healthcare, energy, defense, infrastructure, and communications, driven by the replacement of aging physical assets, demographic changes, and evolving security and energy needs. For our clients,

this environment required more than access to markets—it required perspective. Individuals, institutions, and corporate issuers continued to make long-term decisions around capital allocation, risk, and growth, increasing demand for thoughtful advice, disciplined risk management, and reliable access to investment ideas. We delivered on all of these. Most importantly, with that broader environment in view, we turn to Oppenheimer’s performance. The firm reported record revenue of $1.6 billion and net income of $148.4 million in 2025. Basic earnings per share reached $14.13 for the year- ended December 31, 2025. These results translated into stockholders’ equity of $983.8 million and book value per share of $93.81 and tangible book value per share of $76.78, both at record levels. Our Wealth Management business delivered strong and improved results, reflecting sustained client engagement and the benefits of scale. Segment revenue increased 6.5% to $1.04 billion, while pre-tax income rose nearly 10% to $292.1 million. Full-year retail commissions reached record highs, driven by elevated transaction volumes as clients remained actively engaged through periods of volatility. Advisory fees also reached record levels, increasing 14.9% year over year, supported by growth in assets under management and an increase in incentive fees from alternative investments. Assets Under Management reached $55.2 billion, an all-time high, while Assets Under Administration totaled $143.3 billion at year end. These outcomes underscore the durability of our advice-led, relationship-driven model. While these results reflect a year of solid execution, we remain firmly focused on the opportunities and challenges ahead. The wealth management industry is entering a period that will be defined by the largest intergenerational transfer of wealth in history, accompanied by increasing complexity across estate planning, tax considerations, and investment management. This transition will unfold over many years and requires a depth of expertise, continuity, and disciplined execution. We have invested accordingly—in our people, our capabilities, and our platform—to support clients and families through these transitions. Those same priorities were reflected in our Capital Markets businesses, where improving conditions translated into increased client activity and solid results. Investment Banking delivered its second-highest revenue year in the firm’s history, driven by broad-based strength across the platform. We advised on more than $38 billion of transaction volume across over 100 deals and significantly expanded our role as bookrunner, with total issuances tripling compared with the prior year. Our performance reflected improved market conditions and strong execution across key sectors, including financial institutions, healthcare, WEALTH MANAGEMENT » Wealth Management reported record revenue in 2025, exceeding $1 billion and increasing 6.5% year over year » Record Assets Under Management (AUM) were $55.2 billion as of December 31, 2025 » Total client assets under custody reached $144.5 billion, a new record » Advisory fees increased 14.9% from the prior year, setting a new record, driven by higher billable AUM and increased incentive fees from alternative investments » Introduced a broad range of new investment strategies across both traditional and alternative asset classes, and expanded access to high conviction, high quality opportunities for investors » Advisor headcount was stable over the past three years, with 924 at year-end 2025 from 931 in 2023/2024 The Major Indices Ended 2025 S&P 500 INDEX 16.4% DJIA 13.0% NASDAQ 20.4% Our performance over the past year reflects the investments we have made over time, especially in our people and our culture. 4

Capital MarketsWealth Management Revenue by Business Segment ($M) 2025 Revenue $1,638.1 MM 2024 Revenue $1,432.5 MM and technology, where issuance activity and advisory engagements increased meaningfully during the year. Our banking teams remained focused on disciplined execution and deepening client relationships throughout the year. We also continued to invest in our platform, making several key hires across the division to expand sector expertise and enhance coverage. Overall, the operating results of the firm for 2025 reflect the skill, dedication, and professionalism of our people. Together we earned record earnings per share, repurchased 46,292 shares at an average price of $64.36, paid quarterly dividends of $0.72 per share and announced a special dividend of $1.00 per share paid in January. One factor that increasingly distinguishes Oppenheimer — and contributed meaningfully to these results — is the way our businesses work together. Cross-firm collaboration is not a slogan here; it is how we operate. Our Capital Markets, and Wealth Management teams engage regularly and deliberately, bringing different perspectives to the same client relationships. Our performance over the past year reflects the investments we have made over time, especially in our people and our culture. Across the firm, we continued to strengthen our teams, expand capabilities, and build for the future. Our investments over the past year have also focused on expanding the firm’s capabilities in ways that reflect the evolving needs of a global, high net worth client base. This includes continued geographic diversification, as well as the development of enhanced platform services designed to support increasingly complex, domestic, and cross -border client relationships. At the same time, we continued to build specialized capabilities for U.S.-based clients with sophisticated needs, including expanded platform services in custody, precious metals, and private market related investments. These offerings are supported by close coordination with our industry investment partners, allowing us to structure opportunities that include direct investments, private placements, and pooled vehicles where appropriate. Together, these investments enhance the client CAPITAL MARKETS Equities » New senior leadership in trading along with the addition of talented professionals in several key segments has positioned the Equities business for further growth in revenue and impact » Investors saw three interest rate cuts, accelerated corporate AI spending and the consumer supported markets, which we expect will continue in 2026 » The Firm made important investments to support new channels, including Family Offices and Middle Market institutions Fixed Income » Underwriting fees were up compared with the prior year due to a higher number of public finance transactions » Sales and trading revenue increased 10.5% compared with the prior year driven by higher trading income attributable to higher volumes and interest income » Our investments in high yield and distressed trading resulted in record performance from the group, including the addition of global scale with the arrival of new team in Europe » Continued focus on client relationships, advice and complex solutions using research and unique insights drove an increase in the overall business 5

Robert S. Lowenthal President & CEO experience and strengthen our ability to deliver tailored solutions across markets and asset classes. Over the past year, we made steady progress toward improving the client experience, with a focus on building the foundations needed to support more tailored engagement over time. This includes advancing our use of data, laying the groundwork for more effective client interaction, and evolving our platform capabilities to enable more seamless communication between clients, advisors, and the firm. These efforts are ongoing and represent a key area of focus as we continue to enhance how advice is delivered. In the years to come, these investments in improved data architecture will be leveraged to take advantage of AI tools as they become more usable and trustworthy. In 2025 we made additional investments in our brand. We are taking a more deliberate approach to telling our story—one grounded in The Power of Oppenheimer Thinking: the judgment, experience, and perspective our people bring to complex client solutions. The evolution of our brand campaign reflects this effort, giving us a clearer and more confident voice and a more distinctive way to articulate how we help clients navigate change. It is an important step in ensuring that what defines us inside the firm is consistently reflected in how we are known outside of it. As we look ahead, Oppenheimer is approaching its 145th year in business. Few firms in our industry can point to a history like ours, and fewer still have sustained it by consistently putting clients first. The pace of change today is unmistakable—markets move faster, technology reshapes industries, and long-held certainties are continually reexamined—yet the principles that guide us remain steadfast. Those principles have carried the firm through world wars, economic depressions, financial crises, and periods of profound market transformation. While the environment continues to change, our approach has not: disciplined thinking, independent judgment, careful risk management, and a long-term commitment to our clients. That continuity gives us confidence as we look ahead. While uncertainty will persist, we are prepared. We have the people, platform, and resources to help clients navigate change, manage risk, and pursue their goals with clarity and discipline. With a strong platform, improving market conditions, and an engaged firm working together, we are well positioned for the year ahead. Sincerely, CAPITAL MARKETS (continued) Investment Banking » Delivered the second-highest investment banking revenue in the Firm’s history » Advisory fees earned from investment banking activities increased 5.4% compared with the prior year due to higher fees from M&A transactions » Advised on more than $38 billion of total deal volume across over 100 transactions » Significantly increased underwriting activity as bookrunner, with total issuances tripling compared to the prior year » Entering 2026 with strong client engagement and a robust pipeline, well positioned to benefit from improving IPO and M&A conditions Public Finance » Participated in 890 transactions totaling over $49 billion » 55% growth in co-managed negotiated transactions by deal volume YoY » #1 Municipal Note Underwriter (No. of issues) » #5 Illinois School District Senior Managing Underwriter (No. of Issues) » #6 Municipal Bond and Note Underwriter (No. of issues) » #7 Texas School District Senior Managing Underwriter (No. of issues) » Leading Placement Agent in California We are taking a more deliberate approach to telling our story—one grounded in The Power of Oppenheimer Thinking. 6

While even I have not been here since the beginning, my perspective of the firm’s history is much longer than most. My history with the firm goes back to the Spring of 1985, when I was looking to find a new outlet for my energy and experience since I had just retired from a 20-year stint at Cowen & Co. and over 10-years as Managing Partner. During my brief retirement, I established a small broker-dealer to maintain my registrations, opened a modest uptown office, and began investing for my own account. While the markets remained challenging, I found them insufficiently engaging and started exploring other opportunities. In early Summer 1985, a longtime friend introduced me to Edward A. Viner & Co. The firm had recently been acquired by the Canadian holding company Goldale Investments Inc. and was struggling following the untimely death of an arbitrageur who had been largely responsible for its reported profits. Why Viner? It was self-clearing, had a small retail business, some capital markets activity, and a surprisingly low capital requirement. I flew to Toronto to meet Kenneth A. (“Doc”) Roberts. We quickly developed a rapport, and he agreed to sell me 51% of Goldale’s voting shares and appoint me CEO of Viner. And so it began: a transformation over more than 40 years that became Oppenheimer today. It started with renaming the holding company Viner Holdings, followed by a series of acquisitions of regional firms: » Edward A. Viner & Co. (NY) » Buetti Cannon & Co. (NY) » Freedom Securities Inc. (Edison) » Laidlaw A Co. (NY) » Fahnestock & Co. (NY) » B.C Christopher (Kansas City) » Reich & Co. (NY) » W.H. Newbold’s Son & Co. (Philadelphia) » NY & Foreign Securities (NY) » First of Michigan Corporation (Detroit) » Buy & Hold (Jersey City) » Josephthal & Co. (NY) » Oppenheimer & Co. (NY) » CIBC Capital Markets (U.S.) (NY) Each step expanded the firm’s reach, adding financial advisors, specialty trading capabilities, regional public finance, and investment banking, and was accompanied by a series of name changes from Edward A. Viner to Fahnestock & Co. in 1988 and ultimately to Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. in 2003. We absorbed firms with historic antecedents, some going back to before the Civil War. Our geographic footprint grew steadily, first across the Mid-Atlantic, then the Midwest, New England, and the Southeast, and finally, with the acquisition of Oppenheimer, to every major population center in the United States. By then, we had become a truly national firm with a broad U.S. presence and the foundation to expand globally. They say, “timing is everything in life.” Well, sometimes you don’t get it exactly right. On the eve of the Great Financial Crisis, CIBC came to us and asked if we would be interested in buying their Capital Markets business in the U.S. We thought they were giving it away. It had great capabilities in Research, Trading, and Investment Banking, with revenues in excess of $200 million. Closing in January 2008, however, within a year in the wake of the Financial Crisis, revenues of that business shrank by more than 50%. Despite the timing, the acquisition brought exceptional people and a strong foundation in several important businesses, which we rebuilt and strengthened over time. Fast forward to the years since. We have continued to invest in technology, modernize our infrastructure, and adapt to an evolving economic and regulatory landscape. Through disciplined growth and a commitment to innovation, the firm has expanded steadily to where we stand today, with almost 3,000 employees and offices around the world, guided by the same values that have long defined us. In February 2025, we announced a meaningful change in leadership. As I stepped aside, Rob became the new CEO. He was, and is, well prepared to lead. He knows every element of the firm and our people, and has presided over record-setting results this past year. We are on the crest of a wave that began well over a century ago and that will carry us on well into the future: with new horizons, new successes, and most of all, the same sense of family and community that has sustained us in recent decades. I couldn’t feel better about where we are or where we are going. Bud Lowenthal Executive Chairman Oppenheimer at 145: A Perspective 7

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Headquarters Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. Oppenheimer Holdings Inc. 85 Broad Street New York, NY 10004 212-668-8000 Oppenheimer Asset Management Inc. 85 Broad Street New York, NY 10004 212-668-8000 Oppenheimer Trust Company of Delaware 3411 Silverside Road Wilmington DE 19810 302-529-2000 OPY Credit Corp. 85 Broad Street New York, NY 10004 212-668-8000 Bondwave LLC 85 Broad Street New York, NY 10004 630-517-7000 Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm Deloitte & Touche LLP Registrar and Transfer Agent Computershare Investor Services PO Box 505000 Louisville, KY 40233 800-522-6645 Evan Behrens Independent Director Board Committee(s): • Audit • Compliance • Nominating and Corporate Governance Timothy M. Dwyer Independent Director Board Committee(s): • Audit* • Compensation • Compliance Paul M. Friedman Lead Independent Director Board Committee(s): • Compensation • Compliance* • Nominating and Corporate Governance Teresa A. Glasser Independent Director Board Committee(s): • Audit • Compliance Stacy J. Kanter Independent Director Board Committee(s): • Compensation • Compliance • Nominating and Corporate Governance* Albert G. Lowenthal Inside Director Chairman of the Board Executive Chairman Robert S. Lowenthal Inside Director President & CEO R. Lawrence Roth Independent Director Board Committee(s): • Compensation* • Compliance • Nominating and Corporate Governance Suzanne Spaulding Independent Director • Audit • Compliance • Nominating and Corporate Governance * Committee Chair Robert S. Lowenthal President & CEO Dennis P. McNamara, Esq. Executive Vice President Secretary Albert G. Lowenthal Executive Chairman Brad Watkins Executive Vice President Chief Financial Officer Officers Board of Directors Principal Offices 10

As filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on February 28, 2022 UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Washington, D. C. 20549 FORM 10-K (Mark One) x ANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 For the fiscal year ended December 31, 2021 OR o TRANSITION REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OR 15(d) OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 For the transition period from to Commission file number 1-12043 OPPENHEIMER HOLDINGS INC. (Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter) Delaware 98-0080034 (State or other jurisdiction of incorporation or organization) (I.R.S. Employer Identification No.) 85 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004 (Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code) Registrant's Telephone number, including area code: (212) 668-8000 Securities registered pursuant to Section 12(b) of the Act: Title of each class Trading Symbol Name of each exchange on which registered Class A non-voting common stock OPY The New York Stock Exchange Securities registered pursuant to Section 12(g) of the Act: Not Applicable (Title of class) Table of Contents Firm Financial Information Financial information, including our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2025 is available at www.oppenheimer.com/about-us/investor-relations. To request a paper or email copy of our Annual Report on Form 10-K, without exhibits, at no charge, call (800) 221-5588, write to Oppenheimer Holdings Inc., Attention: Secretary, 85 Broad Street, 22nd Floor, New York, NY 10004, or email info@opco. com. Exhibits will be provided upon request and payment of a reasonable fee. 11

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FAQ

What were Oppenheimer Holdings (OPY) 2025 total revenue and net income?

Oppenheimer reported gross revenue $1,638,071 and net income $148,403 for the year ended December 31, 2025. These figures are presented as consolidated annual totals in the report and attributed to Oppenheimer Holdings Inc.

How much did Oppenheimer return to shareholders in 2025?

The firm repurchased 46,292 shares at an average price of $64.36, paid quarterly dividends of $0.72 per share, and announced a special dividend of $1.00 per share paid in January. These actions are disclosed in the 2025 report.

What were Oppenheimer’s assets under management and administration at year-end 2025?

Assets Under Management were $55.2 billion and Assets Under Administration were $143.3 billion as of December 31, 2025. The report highlights AUM and AUA as key metrics for the Wealth Management business.

How did Wealth Management perform within Oppenheimer in 2025?

Wealth Management delivered segment revenue of $1.04 billion with pre-tax income of $292.1 million. Advisory fees rose 14.9%, and retail commissions reached record highs, per the firm’s disclosed segment results.

What investment banking activity did Oppenheimer report for 2025?

The firm advised on over $38 billion of transaction volume across more than 100 deals and significantly increased underwriting activity, with total issuances tripling versus the prior year, as stated in the annual report.