- Piper Sandler reported broad growth across business lines, led by record advisory services revenue and higher activity in corporate financing, municipal financing, equity brokerage and fixed income.
- Management said the firm expanded non-M&A advisory capabilities, including debt capital markets advisory, restructuring, private capital advisory and activist advisory, with non-M&A work accounting for more than 25% of total advisory revenue.
- The company ended the year with 187 investment banking managing directors and said managing director productivity rose 22%.
- Piper Sandler said it returned USD 239.1 million to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases and declared a USD 5.00 per share special cash dividend.
- The firm announced a four-for-one forward stock split intended to increase liquidity and accessibility.
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