投行巨头集体押注IPO复苏！高盛摩根大赚，中小投行营收升15%

Core Viewpoint - Mid-sized investment banks Evercore and Stifel maintain a positive outlook on future IPO activity in the stock market, betting on reduced market volatility and regulatory easing to stimulate stock issuance [1] Group 1: Mid-sized Investment Banks - Evercore reported a 4% increase in underwriting fees for equity and debt in Q2, reaching $32.2 million, participating in multiple IPOs and follow-on financing plans [1] - Stifel experienced a 3.7% decline in equity financing revenue, yet its CEO remains optimistic about IPOs in the second half of the year [1] Group 2: Large Investment Banks - Morgan Stanley indicated an acceleration in convertible bonds, follow-on financing, and large IPO issuances by the end of the quarter [1] - Goldman Sachs noted that companies are entering the IPO market more freely, while private equity asset listings are slower; Q2 revenue from equity trading and investment banking for Goldman Sachs was strong, driving overall profit growth [1] Group 3: Other Mid-sized Investment Banks - Raymond James Financial reported a 15% year-over-year increase in equity underwriting revenue; executives stated that market sentiment improved after Trump lowered reciprocal tariffs in mid-April, making current IPO sentiment more positive than early April [1]