2nd Quarter 2017 Financial Results Presentation July 31, 2017 Exhibit 99.2

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2nd Quarter Highlights & Results Record GAAP Net Revenue of $726 million Record Net Revenue for Global Wealth Management Segment of $452 million. Record Pre-Tax Operating Income for Global Wealth Management of $153 million Record Institutional Net Revenue of $276 million Record Investment Banking Revenue of $185 million Total Assets of $19.53 billion Bank NIM of 2.77% up 11 bps from Prior Quarter

Investment Banking & Brokerage Revenue

Investment Banking & Brokerage Revenue

Segment Results

Net revenue in the GWM segment was $452 mil., up 2% sequentially & 17% Y/Y Brokerage revenue declined 4% sequentially & Y/Y Ex. Sterne IBC & Clearing, Brokerage revenue increased 13% Y/Y Net interest income increased 7% sequentially & 76% Y/Y 2,277 total FAs down sequentially from 2,299 $258.1 billion. in client AUA, up 2% sequentially $79.2 billion in Fee-based client assets, up 5% sequentially Compensation ratio was 50.7% ,down 90 bps sequentially & 590 bps Y/Y Non-comp. ratio was 15.4%, down 90 bps sequentially & 80 bps Y/Y Pre-tax margin was 33.9%, up 180 bps sequentially & 670 bps Y/Y. Global Wealth Management

Stifel Bank & Trust

Institutional Group

Balance Sheet & Net Interest Income

139% Growth 109% Growth Infrastructure Build Balance Sheet Growth

Net Interest Income Drivers: Total assets of $19.53 billion were up 2% sequentially & 27% Y/Y Average interest earning assets increased to $15.4 billion up 3% sequentially & 46% Y/Y NIM increased to 235 bps , up 11 bps sequentially & 55 bps Y/Y NIM at Stifel Bank of 277 bps increased 11 bps sequentially & 43 bps Y/Y Firm-wide NII of $92.3 mil. increased 9% sequentially and 90% Y/Y Book value per common share was $39.47 Balance Sheet & Net Interest Margin

GAAP & Non-GAAP Reconciliation

GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation Three months ended June 30, 2017

Regulatory & Interest Rate Sensitivity Update

Q&A