1. Asset Management and Related Administrative Fee Revenue45%
   $7.1B+14.2% vs. a year earlier
2. Brokerage Revenue Securities Commissions11%
   $1.8B+7.5% vs. a year earlier
3. Account and Service Fee Revenue8%
   $1.3B-4.0% vs. a year earlier
4. Investment Banking Revenue7%
   $1.1B+24.6% vs. a year earlier
5. Equities ET Fs and Fixed Income Products4%
   $650M+16.7% vs. a year earlier
6. Investment Banking Revenue Mergers and Acquisition and Advisory4%
   $623M+19.6% vs. a year earlier
7. Brokerage Revenue Securities Commissions Mutual and Other Fund Products4%
   $614M+6.8% vs. a year earlier
8. Mutual Fund and Other3%
   $530M+12.8% vs. a year earlier
9. Brokerage Revenue Securities Commissions Insurance and Annuity Products3%
   $511M-1.5% vs. a year earlier
10. Account and Service Fee Revenue RJBDP Fees3%
    $486M-19.9% vs. a year earlier
11. Investment Banking Revenue Debt Underwriting2%
    $261M+55.4% vs. a year earlier
12. Account and Service Fee Revenue Client Account and Other Fees2%
    $246M+3.8% vs. a year earlier
13. Other Revenue1%
    $205M+13.9% vs. a year earlier
14. Investment Banking Revenue Equity Underwriting1%
    $185M+9.5% vs. a year earlier
15. Affordable Housing Investments Business1%
    $140M+18.6% vs. a year earlier

1. Private Client Group68%
   $10.2B+7.6% vs. a year earlier
2. Bank12%
   $1.8B+3.5% vs. a year earlier
3. Capital Markets12%
   $1.8B+20.2% vs. a year earlier
4. Asset Management8%
   $1.2B+15.7% vs. a year earlier

These lines account for 94% of revenue. Each breakdown reconciles to the total by its own route, so they need not agree with one another.

1. United States92%
   $12.9B+9.7% vs. a year earlier
2. Canada5%
   $645M+7.7% vs. a year earlier
3. Europe4%
   $549M+11.1% vs. a year earlier

These lines account for 88% of revenue. Each breakdown reconciles to the total by its own route, so they need not agree with one another.