LPL Financial reported April operating metrics featuring $3.0bn in Net New Assets (1.6% organic growth) and a $3.6bn decline in client cash balances, which outperformed management's original $4.5bn decline forecast.
Key Takeaways
- 1.LPLA's April metrics showed in-line organic growth of 1.6% and a better-than-expected decline in cash balances.
- 2.Client cash balances fell by $3.6bn to $55.5bn, which was $0.9bn less severe than management's previous guidance.
- 3.Core cash balances underperformed peers Charles Schwab (+1% m/m) and Raymond James (-4% m/m).
Table of Contents
- Monthly highlights
- Price Target and Valuation
- Downside Risks
- Disclosure Appendix
- GS Factor Profile
- M&A Rank
- Quantum
- Disclosures
- Company-specific regulatory disclosures
- Distribution of ratings/investment banking relationships
- Price target and rating history chart(s)
- Target price history table(s)
- Regulatory disclosures
- Ratings, coverage universe and related definitions
- Global product; distributing entities
- General disclosures
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Authors
Alexander BlosteinAnthony CorbinMichael VinciAditya SharmaVaasu Gupta
Securities
LPLASCHWRJF
Themes
Brokerage Organic GrowthClient Cash Dynamics
Regions
North AmericaUnited States
