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To own PJT Partners, you have to believe in the durability of its advisory franchise and its ability to convert deal flow into high‑margin fees over time, even if activity is cyclical. Record Q3 revenue of US$447.09 million and EPS growth, layered on top of a long‑running US$0.25 quarterly dividend and sizeable buybacks, reinforce that story but also raise the bar for what “good” looks like from here. The upcoming Goldman Sachs conference appearance by CEO Paul Taubman is unlikely to change fundamentals on its own, yet it could influence near term sentiment if management’s tone on the deal pipeline or capital returns differs from what the recent results implied. With the share price now close to consensus targets and trading on a premium multiple, the key short term catalysts remain transaction volumes, fee mix, and how disciplined PJT stays on costs and shareholder payouts.
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