9 Best Financial Services PR Agencies in 2026 (Compared)

Short answer: the best financial services PR agency depends on what you need. For guaranteed placements on business and finance publications for the firm and its leaders, fast, Jamco PR. For a reputation firm across London, New York and Europe, Lansons. For financial communications inside a large network, Kekst CNC. For professional and financial services firms that want advisers who know them from the inside, Infinite Global. For asset and wealth managers on financial TV, Dukas Linden. For senior-led counsel in New York, Stanton. For large financial and professional services firms, Prosek Partners or Vested.

Full disclosure: this guide is written by Joseph Tannous, founder of Jamco PR, which is one of the agencies below. We've tried to be fair about when each agency is the better choice, including when that isn't us. For fintech startups and vendors, see our separate fintech guide.

The shortlist at a glance

1. Jamco PR: best for guaranteed business and finance placements

Jamco PR gets companies and their executives on Business Insider, USA Today, Yahoo Finance, AP News, Benzinga, Investing.com and 35+ other publications. Placements are guaranteed: if one doesn't go live within 60 days, it's replaced with another top-tier outlet at no extra cost. The first placement can be live in as little as 24 hours, and most clients see their first article within 14 days.

For financial firms, that gives clients, partners and recruits credible coverage of the firm and its leaders, such as portfolio managers, CIOs and heads of new businesses, on publications they already read.

Choose a specialist below instead for regulatory, crisis, transaction or investor relations work.

2. Lansons: best for reputation management across the UK, US and Europe

Lansons describes itself as a leading communications and reputation management firm, co-founded by executive chair Tony Langham, with London and New York at its centre and offices across Germany, Switzerland, Austria and the Netherlands. Financial services is one of its sectors, and its services include corporate advisory, public policy, sustainability communications and media training.

Good fit for banks and asset managers that need one firm across several European markets.

3. Peppercomm: best for an integrated agency with financial services depth

Peppercomm is an integrated communications agency headquartered in New York and part of Ruder Finn. Financial services and fintech is one of its sectors, alongside professional services, and its work includes crisis and issues management.

Good fit for financial and professional services firms that want integrated communications with crisis support.

4. Kekst CNC: best for transactions, crises and listings

Kekst CNC is a global strategic communications firm that is part of Publicis Groupe, with about 300 professionals across 15 offices in the US, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Its expertise includes financial communications, M&A, IPOs, crisis and issues management and corporate reputation.

Good fit for large financial firms facing high-stakes moments.

5. Infinite Global: best for professional and financial services firms

Infinite Global describes itself as an international strategic communications partner for knowledge-intensive businesses, including financial and asset management firms, law firms and accounting and consulting firms. It says it has more than 120 consultants and offices including New York, San Francisco, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Chicago and London.

Good fit for financial firms that want advisers who also know professional services.

6. Dukas Linden Public Relations: best for asset and wealth managers

Founded in New York in 2002, Dukas Linden works across asset and wealth management, financial technology, B2B technology and professional services, with media relations, media training, content, crisis and transaction communications. Much of its work puts executives on financial TV and national business media. It was acquired by Infinite in May 2026, according to Pulse 2.0.

Good fit for asset and wealth managers whose leaders need to be ready for financial TV.

7. Stanton: best for senior-led counsel in New York

Founded more than 30 years ago by Alex Stanton, the firm has offices in New York and California and works across B2B sectors including financial services. It positions itself as a mid-sized firm where the most experienced people spend most of their time on client work.

Good fit for financial firms that want senior people on the account.

8. Prosek Partners: best for large financial and professional services firms

Founded by Jennifer Prosek in New York, Prosek Partners is a large communications firm focused on financial and professional services, with offices across the US, London, Abu Dhabi and Cape Town, including investor relations and crisis support.

Good fit for large firms that want one agency for media, investors and crises.

9. Vested: best for banks, asset managers and capital markets

Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, with offices in San Francisco, London and Toronto, Vested is one of the largest agencies dedicated to financial services. It works with banks, asset managers, capital markets firms, payments companies and fintechs.

Good fit for financial firms that want a financial-services-only agency.

Which agency fits your financial firm?

Financial trade press or business media?

Financial trade publications reach industry peers, intermediaries and specialist investors. Business and finance media reach clients, boards, regulators and future hires, and they're among the sources AI assistants read when buyers ask for a shortlist. Most financial firms need both, with every claim checked by compliance.

Keep it compliant

Financial services communications are regulated. Agree an approval process with compliance before the first pitch, avoid performance claims that haven't been approved, and make sure every spokesperson knows what they can and can't say about products, returns and clients.

How we chose these agencies

We looked for agencies that specialise in financial services or list it as a core sector, checked each one's own website (or, where noted, reliable reporting) for focus, locations and services, and kept this list mostly different from our fintech guide, which covers agencies for fintech startups and vendors.

What to ask a financial services PR agency before you sign

• Which financial firms like ours have you worked with in the last year, and where were they covered?
• How do you work with our compliance team?
• What is guaranteed, and what is only pitched?
• Can you make several leaders visible, not just the CEO?
• How will we measure results: articles published, branded search and new business, or activity reports?