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Financial Services Landscape of the United States

55,014 Financial Services companies in the United States, in one picture: who is hiring, who is raising money, who founded them, where they are based, what the news is about and which skills employers want. Updated August 2026.

55,014companies tracked
$198Bdisclosed funding
4,220hiring right now
25,094events · 24 months
3,820,420news articles · 12 months

Who leads Financial Services in the United States

Shows 55,014 U.S. financial services firms, highlighting the top hiring, best‑funded, and most‑covered companies, with 4,220 currently hiring and 1,849 reporting a funding round.

open roles
Hiring now
ranked by live open roles
  1. 01RSM US13last posted Aug 2026
  2. 02Diebold Nixdorf13last posted Aug 2026
  3. 03Cherry Bekaert13last posted Aug 2026
  4. 04State Street13last posted Aug 2026
  5. 05World Bank Group13last posted Aug 2026
  6. 06Nasdaq12last posted Jul 2026
  7. 07Academy Bank12last posted Jul 2026
  8. 08Wipfli12last posted Jul 2026
4,220 companies hiring · 87 posted in the last 30 days
disclosed funding
Most funded
disclosed totals, all rounds
  1. 01Air Lease$7.9BConventional Debt · May 2019
  2. 02HUB International$5.6BPE · May 2025
  3. 03Hilltop Securities$5BConventional Debt · Jan 2025
  4. 04VEREIT$4.3BConventional Debt · May 2018
  5. 05MGM Growth Properties$4.1BConventional Debt · Jul 2018
  6. 06Aflac$3.7BConventional Debt · Oct 2018
  7. 07GoldenTree$3.5BConventional Debt · Nov 2025
  8. 08Gaming and Leisure Properties$3.4BConventional Debt · Apr 2017
1,849 companies with disclosed rounds · $198B total
revenue
Revenue leaders
official filings first, else latest snapshot
  1. 01UnitedHealth Group$111.7BFY2020 filing
  2. 02Citi$85.2BFY2023 filing
  3. 03Wells Fargo$82.3Bsnapshot Dec 2024
  4. 04Centene$44.7BFY2024 filing
  5. 05INTL FCStone$32.9Bsnapshot Sep 2019
  6. 06Freddie Mac$23.3Bsnapshot Dec 2025
  7. 07BlackRock$17.9Bsnapshot Dec 2023
  8. 08Allstate$16.9BFY2023 filing
477 companies with a revenue figure
headcount
Largest teams
ranked by tracked headcount
  1. 01Cognizant355,300tracked employees
  2. 02Bank of America208,000tracked employees
  3. 03Wells Fargo204,223tracked employees
  4. 04UnitedHealth Group198,787tracked employees
  5. 05CBRE130,000tracked employees
  6. 06Genpact129,140tracked employees
  7. 07John Deere75,600tracked employees
  8. 08Brink72,200tracked employees
3,323 companies with headcount data
share of events
Share of voice
share of all tracked sector news events, 24 months
  1. 01Citi3.1%1,041 tracked events
  2. 02Goldman Sachs2.1%681 tracked events
  3. 03Bank of America2.0%655 tracked events
  4. 04UnitedHealth Group1.6%540 tracked events
  5. 05Wells Fargo1.5%490 tracked events
  6. 06Cognizant1.4%473 tracked events
  7. 07BlackRock0.9%290 tracked events
  8. 08AIG0.7%241 tracked events
33,107 tracked events across 2,052 companies
articles
In the news
Prism news coverage, last 12 months
  1. 01Reuters158,821articles in the window
  2. 02MarketBeat58,386articles in the window
  3. 03Goldman Sachs38,692articles in the window
  4. 04The Wall Street Journal37,542articles in the window
  5. 05Wells Fargo26,602articles in the window
  6. 06Bank of America26,166articles in the window
  7. 07Ryan22,791articles in the window
  8. 08BlackRock18,832articles in the window
1,000 of these companies drew sector coverage in the window
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How the Financial Services ecosystem in the United States grew, 2016–2025

Shows the number of firms founded each year from 2016 to 2025, peaking at 1,271 in 2018 and falling to 96 in 2025.

Companies founded / year
new Financial Services companies in the United States
2016: 1,1332017: 1,1652018: 1,2712019: 1,1782020: 1,1292021: 9952022: 8602023: 8052024: 3692025: 96
20162025
peak 1,271 in 2018
Companies raising / year
with a disclosed round that year
20162025
peak 293 in 2022
Disclosed funding / year
sum of disclosed rounds (USD)
2016: 14,024,666,8092017: 17,510,852,3062018: 32,512,923,2432019: 35,870,370,1002020: 9,744,904,9832021: 12,854,661,7772022: 10,769,690,2992023: 6,922,081,4592024: 4,917,664,0812025: 10,046,520,027
20162025
peak $35.9B in 2019

Where Financial Services companies in the United States are based

Lists the cities with the most financial services firms, led by New York City with 2,431 companies, followed by Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Houston.

New York City skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 01
New York City
2,431 Financial Services companies
36% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
2,431companies
$26.8Bdisclosed funding
150hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · New York City · CC BY-SA 4.0
Chicago skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 02
Chicago
759 Financial Services companies
11% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
759companies
$10.6Bdisclosed funding
90hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Chicago · CC BY-SA 4.0
Los Angeles skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 03
Los Angeles
683 Financial Services companies
10% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
683companies
$10.3Bdisclosed funding
74hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Los Angeles · CC BY-SA 4.0
Dallas skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 04
Dallas
639 Financial Services companies
10% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
639companies
$6.3Bdisclosed funding
63hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Dallas · CC BY-SA 4.0
Houston skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 05
Houston
574 Financial Services companies
9% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
574companies
$919.3Mdisclosed funding
50hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Houston · CC BY-SA 4.0
San Francisco skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 06
San Francisco
572 Financial Services companies
9% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
572companies
$2.4Bdisclosed funding
42hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · San Francisco · CC BY-SA 4.0
Atlanta skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 07
Atlanta
560 Financial Services companies
8% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
560companies
$2.9Bdisclosed funding
57hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Atlanta · CC BY-SA 4.0
Boston skyline — Financial Services hub in the United States
Hub 08
Boston
464 Financial Services companies
7% of the Financial Services companies across these hubs
464companies
$6Bdisclosed funding
65hiring now
Photo Wikipedia · Boston · CC BY-SA 4.0

The Financial Services market map of the United States: what these companies actually do

Breaks down product sub‑categories and revenue models, noting 2,808 nbfc lenders and that fee‑for‑service is the most common model with 34,757 firms using it.

The biggest kinds of Financial Services company, by how many we track.

Nbfc Lenders — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 01
Nbfc Lenders
2,808 companies
2,808companies
$46.4Braised
249hiring
Housing Finance — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 02
Housing Finance
621 companies
621companies
$2.3Braised
69hiring
Fintech — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 03
Fintech
513 companies
513companies
$11.6Braised
60hiring
Inc 5000 — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 04
Inc 5000
491 companies
491companies
$11.4Braised
136hiring
Enterprise Tech — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 05
Enterprise Tech
460 companies
460companies
$8.2Braised
63hiring
Consumer Digital — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 06
Consumer Digital
291 companies
291companies
$10.4Braised
36hiring
Enterprise Software — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 07
Enterprise Software
214 companies
214companies
$2.1Braised
22hiring
Global 2000 — a Financial Services sub-vertical
Sub-vertical 08
Global 2000
146 companies
146companies
$28Braised
75hiring
  • Nbfc Lenders2,808 companies · $46.4B raised · 249 hiring
  • Housing Finance621 companies · $2.3B raised · 69 hiring
  • Fintech513 companies · $11.6B raised · 60 hiring
  • Inc 5000491 companies · $11.4B raised · 136 hiring
  • Enterprise Tech460 companies · $8.2B raised · 63 hiring
  • Consumer Digital291 companies · $10.4B raised · 36 hiring
  • Enterprise Software214 companies · $2.1B raised · 22 hiring
  • Global 2000146 companies · $28B raised · 75 hiring
  • SaaS111 companies · $2.1B raised · 14 hiring
  • Fortune 500108 companies · $10.6B raised · 62 hiring
  • Internet First Lenders105 companies · $3.1B raised · 19 hiring
  • Insurtech86 companies · $5.1B raised · 16 hiring

Monetization

How Financial Services companies make money

How many companies earn revenue each way. Plenty use more than one model, so the counts add up to more than the sector.

Fee-For-Service34,757
Commission on Transaction24,749
E-Commerce - Service5,299
Lending4,460
Advertising2,754
Subscription2,713
E-Commerce - Product1,935
Physical Commerce790

Funding, M&A and the deals moving Financial Services in the United States

Counts 25,094 corporate events over the past two years, including 7,876 earnings releases, 6,548 key‑person announcements, and 4,120 mergers and acquisitions.

Earnings 7,876Leadership 6,548M&A 4,120Assets 1,486Announcement 1,166Contracts 720Lawsuit 629Product 466Funding 462Regulatory 329
  • M&AIn late March, Arax bought Omni Financial Advisory Group.2026-05-05
  • M&AIn February, the Singapore-based private equity firm completed the sale of Burger King's Japanese operation to Goldman Sachs.2026-05-05
  • M&ATWFG announced today that it has acquired APIA, Asset Protection Insurance Associates.2026-05-05
  • M&AAtlanta-based Frazier & Deeter said Monday it has acquired Copeland Buhl2026-05-04
  • M&AThe Bahnsen Group, which has grown to $9.5 billion in assets under management in the past decade, will be acquired by Hightower Advisors, one of the nation’s largest registered investment advisors with $350 billion in AUM.2026-05-04
  • M&AGlobal Net Lease, Inc. (GNL) and Modiv Industrial, Inc. have entered into a definitive merger agreement under which GNL will acquire Modiv in an all-stock transaction.2026-05-04
  • M&AOliver Wyman , a global leader in management consulting and a business of Marsh (NYSE: MRSH ), today announced an agreement to acquire CR3 Partners, a consulting firm specializing in transition, turnaround, and distress.2026-05-04
  • M&AWolverine Asset Management LLC bought a new position in shares of StoneBridge Acquisition Co. (NASDAQ:APAC – Free Report) during the 4th quarter, according to the company in its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The firm bought 501,429 shares of the company’s stock, valued at approximately $4,989,000. Wolverine Asset Management LLC owned approximately 6.23% of StoneBridge Acquisition as of its most recent SEC filing.2026-05-04
  • M&AWisdomTree has completed the acquisition of Atlantic House, the London-based active investment firm focused on defined outcome and derivatives-led strategies.2026-05-04
  • M&AManning & Napier Advisors LLC acquired a new position in Albemarle in the third quarter valued at about $138,723,000.2026-05-04

Mergers and acquisitions

Deals from the last 24 months where a Financial Services company in the United States was the buyer or the one bought, newest first. “Undisclosed” means the price was never published — not that the deal was worth nothing.

AcquirerTargetDeal valueStatusDate
virgin galacticSocial Capital Hedosophia HoldingsundisclosedAnnounced2026-07-09
Priority HealthCamadsundisclosedAnnounced2026-07-01
cdpaMjcpaundisclosedAnnounced2026-07-01
Pristine CareLiberateundisclosedAnnounced2026-06-07
LenderLivewalz groupundisclosedAnnounced2026-06-01
Goldman Sachsindustry ventures$965MCompleted2026-06-01

Who is listing, hiring leaders, launching and winning work

Details specific event types such as IPO filings, leadership changes, product launches, and contract wins for companies in the sector.

IPO pipeline
87 companies listed or filing · last 24 months
  • PershingIPO · New York Stock Exchange · PS · 4 reportsApr 2026
  • GEOIPO · 3 reportsApr 2026
  • Oriental InsuranceNSE · 1 reportApr 2026
  • KestraIPO · Nasdaq Global Select Market · 3 reportsApr 2026
  • Southern First BankFollow-on Offering · NASDAQ Global Market · SFST · 4 reportsApr 2026
  • Glimcher Realty TrustFollow-on Offering · New York Stock Exchange · GRT · 1 reportApr 2026
  • Bank of CommerceIPO · Philippine Stock Exchange · 1 reportApr 2026
  • SimonIPO · New York Stock Exchange · 3 reportsMar 2026
Leadership moves
255 tracked people moves · last 12 months
Product launches
tracked launches · last 12 months
  • NasdaqNasdaq Private Capital Indexes (Index)May 2026
  • AtheneAthene Amplify 3.0 (Registered index-linked annuity (RILA))May 2026
  • CitiArc platform (Artificial Intelligence Platform)May 2026
  • CitiCitiScribe (AI note-taking tool for advisers)May 2026
  • MoneyGramModernized Retail Solutions (Retail payment solutions)Apr 2026
  • TransUnionTransUnion Digital Business ProfileApr 2026
  • CognizantCognizant Innovation Network (Corporate investment arm)Apr 2026
  • Regions BankRegions ReimbursePro (Treasury Management / Refund Solution)Apr 2026
Contract wins
270 customer wins · last 24 months
Workforce actions
41 companies cutting roles · last 24 months
Regulatory & litigation
90 regulatory events · 38 tracked suits · 24 months
  • Sterling Financialsubject to delisting — NasdaqMay 2026
  • Sterling Financialdelisting procedure stayed — Nasdaq Listing Qualifications PanelMay 2026
  • VersaBankapproved for renewal — Toronto Stock ExchangeApr 2026
  • Citadelapproved to operate in DIFC — Dubai Financial Services Regulatory AuthorityApr 2026
  • eeoc v northwestern mutualDiscrimination investigation and subpoena · OngoingMay 2026
  • Payward Interactive, Payward Trading v etana custody, etana custody, CEO Dion Brandon RussellPonzi scheme involving misappropriation of client funds · OngoingMay 2026
Earnings pulse
companies reporting results · last 24 months
800 companies reporting8,573 company-quarters trackedbeat 1966miss 656in line 121

Half of these companies grew revenue faster than +8.1%, half slower.

Who is building Financial Services in the United States

Profiles 10,163 founders and CEOs across 8,748 firms, noting Harvard University as the most frequent alma mater (113 alumni) and Goldman Sachs as the top prior employer (61).

Founders and chief executives12 of 10,163, from the best-funded companies on this page
Brad Winges
President & Chief Executive Officer
Brad Winges

Hilltop Securities, ex-Piper Sandler, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1990

Jonathan Sachs
CEO & MD
Jonathan Sachs

Ex-Director-UBS. Tulane University - A.B. Freeman School of Business BS.

Jim Belardi
Co-Founder
Jim Belardi

AGM, ISG, Ex-SunAmerica Life Insurance Company, AIG Retirement Services. Stanford University BA, University of California Los Angeles MBA

Todd Park
Co-Founder, Executive Chairman
Todd Park

Devoted Health, ex-The White House, ex-White House Office Of Science And Technology Policy, Harvard University, 1994

Louis G. Conforti
CEO
Louis G. Conforti

Colony Capital.

Vivek Kaushal
Chief Executive Officer
Vivek Kaushal

Global Jet Capital, ex-Ge Capital, ex-Ge Capital Fleet Services, Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, 1992

Benjamin Schall
CEO
Benjamin Schall

Ex-Vornado Realty Trust, Rouse Properties.Harvard Business School 2003.

Mike Mikan
CEO
Mike Mikan

University of St Thomas BA 1994

Daimler, ex- CEO Mercedes-Benz, McLaren Automotive, DaimlerChrysler. Stockholm School of Economics Ms 1993

Ruediger Adolf
Founder & CEO
Ruediger Adolf

Founder and CEO - E3. University of Innsbruck, Austria Doctorate and Magister Juris 1987

David Blackman
CEO & President
David Blackman

The RMR Group. Wittenberg University 1983, UNC Greensboro BS 1985

Austin Willis
CEO
Austin Willis

Ex-Owner Aviation Management, JT Power. University of Denver, The London School of Economics and Political Science

Where the founders studied
alma mater on record for 772 of 10,163 founders
Harvard University113
University of Pennsylvania101
Harvard Business School97
Stanford University74
Wharton School65
Columbia University57
Cornell University49
Columbia Business School42
Where they worked before
a previous employer on record for 168 of 10,163 founders
Goldman Sachs61
Morgan Stanley56
McKinsey17
Amazon8
Google7
Microsoft7
Intel5
Facebook5
Founders flagged as repeat founders
of 4,803 founders with a profile on this page
21
carry a repeat-founder flag
  • flagged as repeat founders21
  • no repeat-founder flag4,782
Women and men among the founders
first names matched for 9,630 of 10,163 founders
12%
of matched founders are women
  • women1,108
  • men8,522
Inferred from first names, using 119 million people who state their own gender: a first name counts only where at least 20 of them share it and at least 90% of those share the same gender. The other 533 founders go in neither column.
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Who funds Financial Services in the United States

Records 2,961 funding rounds since 2016 from 1,354 investors, with a typical round size of $7 million.

Investor · most active investors since 2016RoundsLedLatest
Europa25Aug 2023
Y Combinator189Jan 2023
Wells Fargo182Nov 2025
Andreessen Horowitz164Jan 2026
Morgan Stanley152Jul 2025
Bank of America15Mar 2024
Techstars116Mar 2024
Goldman Sachs111Feb 2026
Greycroft104Sep 2025
UBS101Jul 2023
Stage mix · rounds since 2016
Seed & Angel742
Series A–B667
Series C+ / PE330
Grants, debt & other1,222

The typical round is $7M — half were bigger, half smaller.

The biggest Financial Services funding rounds in the United States

Highlights the largest disclosed round—a $1.1 billion Series D for Devoted Health—and lists ten other large recent rounds.

CompanyRoundSizeWhenBackers
Devoted HealthSeries Dmega-round$1.1BOct 2021Emerson Collective, SoftBank Vision Fund, Andreessen Horowitz +10 more
Citadel SecuritiesSeries Dmega-round$1.1BJan 2022Sequoia Capital, Paradigm
Global Atlantic Financial GroupSeries Dmega-round$1BMay 2013
Air LeaseSeries Bmega-round$1BJul 2010
BerkadiaSeries Dmega-round$1BDec 2017
NYDIGSeries Emega-round$1BDec 2021WestCap, Bessemer Venture Partners, FinTech Collective +6 more
Cadence BankSeries Dmega-round$740.8MJul 2010Sageview Capital
Bright HealthCareSeries Dmega-round$635MDec 2019New Enterprise Associates, Bessemer Venture Partners, Cross Creek +6 more
Teak Tree Capital ManagementSeries Dmega-round$600MAug 2020High Tower
Brown AdvisorySeries Cmega-round$541.9MJan 2016
Venture round sizes · 2023–2025
<$1M98
$1–10M183
$10–50M96
$50–250M37
>$250M3

417 venture rounds with a disclosed amount in the window.

Fresh cheques · last 6 months

What the news says about Financial Services in the United States

Counts 3,820,420 news articles in the last year, with top topics including administrative subdivisions, geopolitical disputes, and cryptocurrency effects on forex markets.

News volume
Financial Services coverage across United States · articles per quarter
2021Q2: 707,1552021Q3: 755,0142021Q4: 707,4372022Q1: 796,9792022Q2: 824,1972022Q3: 784,8982022Q4: 873,4952023Q1: 920,1972023Q2: 911,2842023Q3: 838,0632023Q4: 814,9152024Q1: 888,8602024Q2: 842,7132024Q3: 851,6472024Q4: 923,4442025Q1: 1,337,7322025Q2: 879,6372025Q3: 1,701,0502025Q4: 569,9372026Q1: 736,946
2021Q22026Q1
peak 1,701,050 in 2025Q3 · 3,820,420 articles in the last 12 tracked months
Tone of coverage
share of articles by dominant sentiment (positive / neutral / negative)
202120232025
Positive-tone share moved 35% → 36%, negative 24% → 31% across 2021–2025.

What the coverage is about

The subjects that dominate Financial Services news in United States. The arrow shows whether each one is being written about more or less than a year ago.

  • Administrative and political subdivisions4,359,394▲+20%
  • Geopolitical disputes and contested areas320,888▲+34%
  • International and transnational geographic entities320,721▲+34%
  • Cryptocurrency impact on forex markets235,672▲+42%
  • International political relations229,321▲+33%
  • Security and defense policies163,673▲+57%
  • Professional league updates159,324▲+11%
  • Athlete transfer rumors116,408▲+18%
  • Patent law & innovation protection114,401▼-99%
  • International relations and diplomacy102,516▲+22%
Most-covered companies · last 12 months

1,000 Financial Services companies here were named in the news over this period.

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Prism follows these subjects story by story — which companies are named, what is said about them and how the tone moves.

Momentum

The words getting louder — and quieter

Which terms are showing up in more stories than a year ago, and which are fading. The percentage is the change in how many articles mention them.

stablecoin fx impact+119%investment deal+431%stock price+124%national security strategy+131%foreign policy analysis+51%multilateral diplomacy+62%oil price volatility+85%private equity+538%share price+176%decentralized forex+95%
patent claims-99%patent prosecution-99%patent examination-99%litigation defenses-100%nba team legends-52%

The pressures the press keeps returning to

Three recurring angles in United States Financial Services coverage, and whether each is getting more attention year on year (through 2025).

Regulatory Risk ▲ rising
3,333,458 articles touch this dimension · 44.8% critical tone
20212025
signals: territories, disputed islands, monetary easing
Funding Momentum ▲ rising
660,994 articles touch this dimension · 39.9% critical tone
20212025
signals: inflation reports fx, currency intervention policies, trade deficits fx
Growth ▲ rising
935,055 articles touch this dimension · 38.8% critical tone
20212025
signals: gdp growth forex, earnings report, inflation reports fx

Financial Services jobs in the United States: who is hiring and what they ask for

Shows 179,376 job postings from 4,222 employers in 12 months, with common skills like Excel and Python and a median advertised salary of $76 k per year.

179,376postings · last 12 months
255,563postings tracked overall
4,222employers advertising
$76kmedian advertised salary/yr (n=24658)

Demand

The Skills Employers Ask For

What Financial Services employers in the United States put in their job ads. The bar is how many postings ask for it; the arrow shows whether demand grew or shrank against the year before.

  • excel5,424
  • word3,550
  • outlook2,831
  • microsoft office1,853
  • python1,808
  • powerpoint1,618
  • sql1,472
  • ms office1,199
  • microsoft office suite717
  • salesforce615
What level are these roles?
Entry3,539
Intern4,704
Senior28,595
Lead7,265
Manager46,755
What they pay, by level
  • Manager$100k/yr (n=5355)
  • Senior$98k/yr (n=2894)
  • Lead$116k/yr (n=806)
  • Intern$57k/yr (n=345)
  • Entry$52k/yr (n=370)
Most advertised titles
  • Insurance Agent1,787
  • Financial Advisor1,159
  • Receptionist1,086
  • Sales Representative890
  • Mortgage Loan Officer813
  • Tax Associate791
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About this data: built from Fliar's company, founder, funding, hiring, jobs and news trackers, covering the United States. Counts are of companies we track, not of every company that exists. Updated August 2026.
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