Current Table

FINANCIAL DATA OF NYSE-REPORTING FIRMS, 2011 (1)

($ millions)

Revenue  
Commissions $25,673
Trading gain (loss) 1,540
Investment account gain (loss) 107
Underwriting 18,295
Margin interest 4,910
Mutual fund sales 5,530
Asset management fees 25,682
Research 67
Commodities 2,551
Other revenue related to the securities business 48,093
Other revenue 14,836
Total revenue $147,283
   
Expenses  
Total compensation $68,024
     Registered representative compensation 28,705
     Clerical employee compensation 37,767
Total floor costs 8,891
Communications expense 5,165
Data processing (EDP) costs 2,370
Occupancy and equipment costs 5,497
Promotional costs 1,203
Interest expense 18,689
Losses from error accounts and bad debts 276
Regulatory fees and expenses 1,432
Nonrecurring charges 153
Other expenses 27,835
Total expenses $139,536
Pretax net income (loss) $7,747

(1) New York Stock Exchange reporting firms doing public business in the United States.

Source: NYSE Euronext; Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.

 
SECURITIES INDUSTRY INCOME STATEMENT, 2008 (1)

($ millions)

Revenue  
Commissions $58,068
Trading gain (loss) -64,977
Investment account gain (loss) -1,760
Underwriting revenue 18,789
Margin interest 18,414
Mutual fund sale revenue 22,854
Fees, asset management 32,891
Research revenue 81
Commodities revenue 5,305
Other revenue related to the securities business 141,478
Other revenue 59,386
Total revenue $290,541
   
Expenses  
Total compensation $96,764
     Registered representative compensation 36,337
     Clerical employee compensation 39,687
Total floor costs 25,753
Communications expense 6,099
Occupancy and equipment costs 6,928
Promotional costs 2,520
Interest expense 124,504
Losses from error accounts and bad debts 1,286
Data processing costs 3,588
Regulatory fees and expenses 2,004
Nonrecurring charges 723
Other expenses 54,487
Total expenses $324,668
Pretax net income/loss -$34,126

(1) All broker-dealers doing a public business in the United States.

Source: Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.

 
FINANCIAL DATA OF NYSE-REPORTING FIRMS, 2009 (1)

($ millions)

Revenue  
Commissions $25,575
Trading gain (loss) 29,539
Investment account gain (loss) 607
Underwriting 20,062
Margin interest 3,574
Mutual fund sales 4,998
Asset management fees 16,532
Research 63
Commodities 2,348
Other revenue related to the securities business 53,156
Other revenue 31,618
Total revenue $188,072
   
Expenses  
Total compensation $68,079
     Registered representative compensation 24,017
     Clerical employee compensation 35,728
Total floor costs 7,549
Communications expense 4,866
Occupancy and equipment costs 5,332
Promotional costs 839
Interest expense 19,518
Losses from error accounts and bad debts 348
Data processing (EDP) costs 2,269
Regulatory fees and expenses 1,406
Nonrecurring charges 90
Other expenses 23,105
Total expenses $126,638
Pretax net income (loss) $61,434

(1) New York Stock Exchange members doing public business.

Source: Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.

 
FINANCIAL DATA OF NYSE-REPORTING FIRMS, 2010 (1)

($ millions)

Revenue  
Commissions $25,002
Trading gain (loss) 16,678
Investment account gain (loss) 375
Underwriting 20,344
Margin interest 3,796
Mutual fund sales 5,307
Asset management fees 20,646
Research 73
Commodities 2,577
Other revenue related to the securities business 50,649
Other revenue 14,322
Total revenue $159,767
   
Expenses  
Total compensation $66,858
     Registered representative compensation 26,189
     Clerical employee compensation 39,224
Total floor costs 8,073
Communications expense 4,985
Data processing (EDP) costs 2,372
Occupancy and equipment costs 5,540
Promotional costs 1,022
Interest expense 19,568
Losses from error accounts and bad debts 250
Regulatory fees and expenses 1,338
Nonrecurring charges 62
Other expenses 24,607
Total expenses $134,674
Pretax net income (loss) $25,092

(1) New York Stock Exchange reporting firms doing public business in the United States.

Source: NYSE Euronext; Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.