14 segments · 28 companies
Financial Services
−7.3%chain · 1M
Rates and regulation set bank earnings, payment networks earn on volume, and market activity drives banks, brokers and crypto: each line reacts to the macro differently.
- The Financial Services covers 14 segments and 28 companies, 0 of them chokepoints.
- Over the past month the chain's median listed company returned −7.3%, against 0.0% for the S&P 500.
- The strongest segment is Card networks (+12.3%) and the weakest Bitcoin treasuries & miners (−42.2%), a 54.5-point spread.
The chain, stage by stage
Upstream on the left, end demand on the right. Figures are 1-month returns; the segment shows its median.
Payments & creditBanks & marketsInvesting & crypto
Macro & regulation
Rates & regulation
Infrastructure
Custody & clearing−2.9%
BNY−2.9%
Crypto exchange−11.9%
Intermediaries
Regional banks+0.3%
Asset management+7.8%
Insurance & holdings
Berkshire HathawayBerkshire Hathaway
Bitcoin treasuries & miners−42.2%
Products & channels
Digital wallets & merchant payments+8.1%
Brokerage & wealth−13.3%
Clients
Consumers, companies & investors
Which segments are leading
Median price return of the listed companies in each segment.
Key numbers
Visa payments volume growth (const. $)+10%Visa · FY26 Q3 财报（SEC 8-K 附件）
BlackRock AUM (Jun 30)$15.3TBlackRock · 2026 Q2 财报（SEC 8-K 附件）
Schwab Q2 core net new assets$120BCharles Schwab · 2026 Q2 财报（SEC 8-K 附件）
Sources
- Visa · FY26 Q3 财报（SEC 8-K 附件） 2026-07-28
- BlackRock · 2026 Q2 财报（SEC 8-K 附件） 2026-07-15
- Charles Schwab · 2026 Q2 财报（SEC 8-K 附件） 2026-07-21
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