Highest dividend yield bank and financial stocks

Bell Financial Group Limited (BFG.AX) ranks first among 197 financial companies Fisclear covers, with dividend yield of 8.13%, ahead of Absa Group Limited at 8.13%.

Data as of 13 October 2026. Rankings update automatically as company reports refresh.

#CompanyDividend yield
1Bell Financial Group LimitedBFG.AX8.13%
2Absa Group LimitedABG.JO8.13%
3Partners Group Holding AGPGHN.SW7.70%
4Nedbank Group LimitedNED.JO7.70%
5Australian Finance Group LimitedAFG.AX7.65%
6Legal & General Group PlcLGEN.L7.63%
7Perpetual LimitedPPT.AX7.30%
8BNP Paribas SABNP.PA7.18%
9Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad5258.KL7.08%
10RHB Bank Berhad1066.KL6.95%
11M&G plcMNG.L6.77%
12FirstRand LimitedFSR.JO6.42%
13Eurazeo SERF.PA6.37%
14Bendigo and Adelaide Bank LimitedBEN.AX6.36%
15Credit Corp Group LimitedCCP.AX6.35%
16Malayan Banking Berhad1155.KL6.23%
17Standard Bank Group LimitedSBK.JO6.18%
18Bank of Queensland LimitedBOQ.AX6.15%
19Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd.2318.HK6.09%
20FSA Group LimitedFSA.AX5.93%

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How this list is built

Forward dividend yield: the expected annual dividend as a share of today's price. A yield is only ranked when it roughly matches the dividends actually paid over the past year, so one-off special dividends and data errors don't top the list. Yields above 15% are excluded.

It ranks the 197 financial companies in Fisclear's coverage with reliable data for this measure, not every listed company. Reports that fail our data sanity checks are left out. See the methodology. This is information, not investment advice.

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