SCHWAB CHARLES CORP SCHW 82.21
Financials · NYSE · Data as of 2026-08-12
SCHWAB CHARLES CORP (SCHW) has delivered +14.1% annualized revenue growth, +16.2% earnings growth, and +20.9% dividend growth over 10 years of data. Ranked #80 of 1968 stocks overall and #21 of 212 in the Financials sector by Steady Score.
About SCHWAB CHARLES CORP
Company Overview
The Charles Schwab Corporation provides brokerage, banking, wealth-management and custody services to individual investors and independent investment advisers. Clients can trade securities, hold cash, borrow, receive advice and invest in mutual funds, exchange-traded funds and managed portfolios. Schwab also supplies custody, technology and operational support to registered investment advisers, connecting a large base of client assets to its digital platforms and service network.
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Business Model & Revenue
Schwab earns net interest revenue by investing client cash and making loans, asset- management and administration fees tied to balances, and trading and other service revenue. Scale and digital self-service allow the company to offer low trading prices while earning across client relationships. Results depend on client asset levels, cash allocations, interest rates and trading activity. The balance sheet, liquidity and sweep-deposit arrangements are managed under banking and securities regulation.
Key Facts & Market Position
Schwab's large retail and adviser-custody franchises create strong distribution and a broad base of recurring client assets. Its platform combines brokerage and banking, making cash balances an important source of both revenue and funding. Brand, technology and service support its position, while rapid rate changes can shift client cash into higher-yielding alternatives and affect net interest income.