Wall Street's investment bankers expect to stay busy this year after reaping a windfall from big-ticket deals and stock market listings in 2025.

Top U.S. banks reported stronger fourth-quarter profits this week, with ​Goldman Sachs' investment banking fees jumping 25% on a dealmaking boost and ‍rival Morgan Stanley reporting a 47% surge in investment banking revenue. Citigroup clinched record revenue from merger and acquisition (M&A) advisory last year.

"We are seeing an accelerating pipeline in M&A and IPOs," Morgan Stanley's chief financial officer, Sharon Yeshaya, said in an interview with Reuters, adding β€Œthat the bank expects more deals in healthcare and industrial sectors.

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