The bank inside a $580 billion-client-asset wealth and investment-banking firm whose CEO argues AI 'only increases the value of judgment, trust, and relationships', and whose research arm frames AI as a multi-trillion-dollar productivity supercycle.
How is Stifel Bank using AI?
Stifel Bank & Trust, the St. Louis state member bank owned by Stifel Financial with about $20 billion of assets, matters in this ranking because of the firm around it: a wealth-management and investment-banking group that posted the best second quarter in its history in 2026, with net revenues of $1.45 billion, net income to common of $217.2 million, or $1.34 per diluted share, record Global Wealth Management revenue of $957 million, record client assets of $580.1 billion, fee-based assets of $239.8 billion and bank loans of $24.8 billion after growing $2.6 billion in the quarter, mostly through fund banking. Chairman and CEO Ron Kruszewski uses the earnings calls to argue against the thesis that AI hollows out financial advice: 'AI is making information more abundant. That only increases the value of judgment, trust, and relationships,' he said in July, calling AI 'a tailwind to advice, not a headwind' and a productivity accelerator that surfaces more tax, estate and planning opportunities for advisers. The firm had said AI adoption would mean hiring fewer staff, but Kruszewski told analysts in July that AI is proving to be an accelerator of the business rather than a replacement for human costs, while its institutional group lifted pre-tax margins to 19.5% in the first half from 11% a year earlier after efficiency initiatives and a European restructuring. Stifel's investment strategists publish an AI outlook describing a multi-trillion-dollar productivity supercycle, and the firm was ranked first in employee-adviser satisfaction by J.D. Power for a fourth straight year. Its earnings decks have carried AI since mid-2025: 'Integrating AI Into the Stifel Platform' through agent-based models, with early successes in investment-banking analytics and adviser support (July 2025), AI first among four strategic topics (April 2026), and 'AI providing improved efficiencies' in data access, analysis and presentation preparation and back-office work (July 2026). Kruszewski's 2025 shareholder letter says AI agents already gather information and prepare analysis before advisers meet clients, and that 'we can get 80 hours of work done in 40'. The 2025 10-K says the firm uses, develops and incorporates AI and machine learning, including generative AI, within its technology platform and services (the FY2024 filing had said it did not use AI extensively), describes an AI risk management framework with a centralised inventory of AI technologies, and names chief operating officer David Sliney as leading technology 'with emphasis on cloud, data, and AI capabilities'. Stifel Bank & Trust is supervised by the Federal Reserve as a state member bank under Stifel Financial's holding company, led by chairman and CEO Christopher Reichert; the bank has disclosed no AI vendor, model or budget of its own, but its venture-banking division lends to AI companies, including a $35 million debt facility for senior-care platform Sage in July 2026, and is the banking partner of agentic-AI firm Kore.ai. Two AI application-security roles were open at headquarters in September 2026.
Lead bank
Stifel Bank & Trust
Assets (lead bank, Jun 30, 2026)
$20 billion
Charter
Missouri state member bank (Federal Reserve); subsidiary of Stifel Financial
Headquarters
St. Louis, MO
Flagship platform
Stifel's advisor-first AI stance and fund-banking-driven balance sheet
AI leadership
Ronald J. Kruszewski · David D. Sliney · Christopher K. Reichert · James M. Zemlyak · C. Brad Raymond · Hossein Johari
- CEO Ron Kruszewski: AI 'only increases the value of judgment, trust, and relationships'; a 'tailwind to advice, not a headwind'.
- Firm had said AI would reduce hiring; in July 2026 the CEO said AI is proving an accelerator rather than a replacement for human costs; institutional pre-tax margin up to 19.5% from 11%.
- Q2 2026: net revenues $1.45 billion (record second quarter); net income to common $217.2 million ($1.34); client assets $580.1 billion; ROTCE 23.6%.
- Bank loans $24.8 billion, up $2.6 billion in the quarter largely through fund banking; up to $4 billion of balance-sheet growth targeted for 2026.
- Stifel research: 'Artificial Intelligence: Runway for Growth' outlook on a productivity supercycle.
- No AI budget or named model vendor disclosed at the firm or bank level (the CEO referred to 'copilot' tools and unnamed large-language-model seats in July 2025); J.D. Power number one in employee-adviser satisfaction for four years.
- Earnings decks: agent-based models and early AI wins in banking analytics and adviser support (Q2 2025); 'AI providing improved efficiencies' (Q2 2026).
- Stifel Venture Banking lends to AI companies: $35 million facility for Sage (July 2026); banking partner of Kore.ai.
- The 10-K moved from 'we currently do not use AI extensively' (FY2024, filed 26 February 2025) to 'we use, develop, and incorporate' AI and generative AI in its platform (FY2025, filed 24 February 2026); uses of the term 'AI' rose from 0 (FY2023) to 26 to 57.
- July 2025 call: the CEO said copilot tools were rolled out firm-wide, the firm bought seats on more sophisticated large language models, he had personally identified about 70 workflows for AI, and the firm prefers customised off-the-shelf tools to building its own models; 'the biggest impediment to AI is bureaucracy'.
- Governance: the Written Information Security Program incorporates AI governance and is independently assessed; the board's Risk Management Committee oversees technology and cyber risk, receives cybersecurity reports at least four times a year and approves the programme annually; third-party AI contracts seek explainability and validation rights.
- Named owners: COO David Sliney leads technology and operations with emphasis on cloud, data and AI; Global Co-Head of Institutional Equities and Advisory Brad Raymond is credited in the 2026 proxy with spearheading the Institutional Group's AI strategy. No chief AI, data or information officer is named in the filings.
- April 2026 call: the CEO said the firm is 'in the early process of linking our data to these new tools', put software-loan exposure, the book most exposed to AI disruption, at about $500 million on a $43 billion balance sheet, and called cyber the first thing the industry must get right as frontier models such as Mythos arrive.
- AI and sweep cash: about $60 billion of client assets (11% to 12%) sits in short-term cash, of which about $7 billion is 'unsorted' transactional cash that agentic tools could target, according to the CEO in April 2026; no patents assigned to a Stifel entity turned up in a Google Patents search.
What is Stifel's advisor-first AI stance and fund-banking-driven balance sheet?
Stifel Bank & Trust is the balance-sheet engine of Stifel Financial's Global Wealth Management segment, with bank loans of $24.8 billion at mid-2026 after $2.6 billion of growth in the second quarter alone, largely from fund banking, on a path to as much as $4 billion of expansion in the year. Chairman and CEO Ron Kruszewski has positioned AI as an accelerant for advisers rather than a replacement: 'AI is making information more abundant. That only increases the value of judgment, trust, and relationships.' The firm had previously said AI adoption would mean hiring fewer staff; on the July 2026 call he said AI is proving to be an accelerator of the business rather than a replacement for human costs, making advisers, bankers and analysts more productive at finding opportunities in tax, estate and planning work. Stifel's research publishes an 'Artificial Intelligence: Runway for Growth' outlook describing a 'supercycle of productivity with multitrillion-dollar effects on global GDP'. Its 2025 10-K says Stifel uses, develops and incorporates systems and tools that incorporate AI and machine learning, including generative AI, within its technology platform and services, and that it seeks to maintain an AI risk management framework with a centralised inventory of AI technologies, risk-based classification and security guardrails before deployment, and names chief operating officer David Sliney as leading technology and operations 'with emphasis on cloud, data, and AI capabilities'; neither the firm nor the bank has disclosed an AI budget or named an AI model vendor, beyond the CEO's July 2025 remark that 'copilot' tools were rolled out and that the firm bought seats on more sophisticated large language models.[2][4][1][12][5]
What AI partnerships and patents does Stifel Bank & Trust have?
Stifel's public AI record names little. The CEO said in July 2025 that copilot tools were rolled out firm-wide and that seats on more sophisticated large language models were bought, without naming the providers, and the firm's data platform runs on AWS. No patent or published application assigned to a Stifel entity turned up in a Google Patents search, and no AI budget, model vendor contract or bank-level AI partner is public.[26][28]
| Item | What it is | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Copilot-branded assistants | Productivity assistants the CEO said were rolled out across the firm; the call does not name the vendor | In production | 2025-07-30[26] |
| Amazon Web Services | Cloud data platform on AWS Glue and Lake Formation with domain data products and a central catalog; the post names no AI or machine-learning service | In production | 2025-07-07[28] |
What has Stifel Bank done on AI, and when?
- Oct 7, 2026
CEO on CNBC: look at companies benefiting from AI, not just those building it[32]
Kruszewski discussed the global bond sell-off, AI and markets on 'The Exchange'.
- Aug 19, 2026
American Banker: AI and the cost of adviser recruiting[14]
Kruszewski's argument that rising recruiting packages contradict fears of AI replacing advisers.
- Aug 5, 2026
Q2 2026 10-Q filed with no AI discussion[23]
A text search of the quarterly report finds no use of AI or artificial intelligence; the AI risk language and governance description sit in the annual 10-K and the earnings decks.
- Jul 22, 2026
Q2 call: 'Technology shouldn't ask advisors to adapt to software'[27]
Kruszewski said the philosophy behind what the firm is building is that software should adapt to the way advisers work, and that AI helps bankers evaluate more opportunities and research analysts uncover more insights.
- Jul 22, 2026
- Jul 22, 2026
- Jul 9, 2026
- Jul 8, 2026
$35 million Stifel Bank debt facility for Sage[18]
Venture-banking loan to a senior-care platform selling AI-powered fall-detection and life-safety hardware as a service.
- Jun 2, 2026
CEO on CNBC: concerned about financing of the AI build-out[17]
Kruszewski discusses AI on 'The Exchange'.
- Apr 29, 2026
2026 proxy: Brad Raymond credited with the Institutional Group's AI strategy[24]
The proxy lists spearheading the Institutional Group's AI strategy among Global Co-Head Brad Raymond's 2025 performance highlights.
- Apr 22, 2026
- Apr 22, 2026
Q1 call: data being linked to AI tools; software loans about $500 million[8]
Kruszewski said the firm is in the early process of linking its data to AI tools and that software-loan exposure is about $500 million on a $43 billion balance sheet.
- Apr 22, 2026
- Apr 22, 2026
Record first-quarter revenue; CEO on AI as a tailwind to advice[10]
Net revenues $1.48 billion, up 18%.
- Apr 21, 2026
2025 annual report: AI in everyday workflows, with governance[25]
The year-in-review pages describe a digital transformation that accelerated in 2025, including the integration of AI into everyday workflows, and say technology enhances rather than replaces human judgment.
- Apr 21, 2026
Shareholder letter: 'AI: a headwind or a tailwind?'[13]
AI agents gather information and prepare analysis before advisers meet clients; AI is changing how research analysts, bankers and capital-markets teams work.
- Feb 24, 2026
2025 10-K: AI risk management framework[5]
The filing says Stifel uses, develops and incorporates systems and tools that incorporate AI and machine learning, including generative AI, within its technology platform and services, replacing the FY2024 line that it did not use AI extensively. Centralised inventory of AI technologies, risk-based classification and security guardrails before deployment; AI governance built into the written information security programme; contractual explainability and validation rights for third-party AI.
- Feb 11, 2026
'Artificial Intelligence: Runway for Growth' outlook published[1]
AI framed as a multi-trillion-dollar productivity supercycle.
- Feb 10, 2026
Shares fall as AI worries hit brokerages[15]
Stifel tumbled 6% in a financial-services selloff after Altruist launched an AI-powered tax-planning tool for advisers.
- Feb 2, 2026
Stifel Independent Advisors sold[2]
$9.7 billion of client assets leave with the business.
- Jan 27, 2026
Stifel Bank named banking partner of agentic-AI firm Kore.ai[19]
Kore.ai's growth-investment release thanks 'our banking partner Stifel Bank'.
- Jan 7, 2026
Outlook 2026: Rewiring Growth[20]
Technology among the forces reconfiguring economic expansion.
- Jul 30, 2025
Q2 2025 call: copilot rolled out, LLM seats bought, about 70 workflows identified[26]
Kruszewski said the firm is reviewing workflows for agents, that copilot tools were rolled out and seats on more sophisticated large language models implemented, that human sign-off stays where regulation requires it, and that most of the need is off-the-shelf tools rather than building models.
- Jul 30, 2025
Q2 2025 deck: 'Integrating AI Into the Stifel Platform'[6]
Agent-based models to enhance client service, data management and insights; 'Increases Efficiency But Human Side Remains Irreplaceable'; early AI success in investment-banking analytics and adviser support.
- Jul 7, 2025
AWS publishes Stifel's modern data platform design[28]
Event-driven domain data products on AWS Glue and Lake Formation with a central catalog, written by Stifel architects including Hossein Johari; the post names no AI or machine-learning service.
- Feb 26, 2025
FY2024 10-K: 'we currently do not use AI extensively'[22]
The filing says Stifel may in future use AI, machine learning and generative AI, warns of vendor and governance failures, and uses the term AI 26 times.
- Feb 16, 2024
FY2023 10-K: one passing reference to artificial intelligence[21]
The only mention, in the data-privacy section, is that advances in AI have increased the collection and processing of personal information; the filing does not use the abbreviation AI.
Where does Stifel Bank use AI today?
| System | What it does | Status | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI productivity tools for advisers, bankers and analysts[4][12] | Surfacing tax, estate and planning opportunities; the firm had expected fewer hires, a view the CEO revised in July 2026. | In production | Generative & agentic AI |
| Fund banking and wealth-linked lending[2][3] | $24.8 billion loan book growing up to $4 billion a year. | In production | Credit scoring & underwriting |
| AI thought leadership for clients[1] | Research outlook on AI's economic effects. | In production | AI governance (general) |
| AI agents in wealth-management preparation[13][6] | Agents gather information, prepare analysis and present options before advisers meet clients; agent-based models first flagged in the Q2 2025 deck, with early wins in banking analytics and adviser support. | In production | Generative & agentic AI |
| AI risk management framework[5] | Centralised AI inventory, risk-based classification, guardrails and monitoring requirements before deployment; policies on associates' and vendors' AI use. | In production | Model risk management |
| AI-enabled cyber threats[5][11] | The 10-K warns others may use AI to increase attacks; management calls cybersecurity a national-security priority as frontier AI models raise attackers' and defenders' capabilities. | In production | Cybersecurity |
| Venture lending to AI companies[18][19] | Stifel Venture Banking provides banking and debt financing to venture-backed technology firms, including a $35 million facility for Sage; it is also Kore.ai's banking partner. | In production | Credit scoring & underwriting |
| Copilot tools and large-language-model seats across the firm[26] | CEO, July 2025: copilot tools were rolled out and 'a number of seats on LLMs that are much more sophisticated' implemented; he identified about 70 workflows and prefers customised off-the-shelf tools to building models. | In production | Generative & agentic AI |
| AI for research analysts, bankers and commercial lenders[8][27][24] | The CEO said in April and July 2026 that AI lets bankers evaluate more opportunities, research analysts uncover more insights and commercial lenders and support teams work faster; the 2026 proxy credits Brad Raymond with the Institutional Group's AI strategy. | In production | Generative & agentic AI |
| AI agents for rule-book checks in compliance, AML and onboarding[26] | The CEO said agents suit administrative work that compares inputs to rule books, such as supervisory-analyst reviews, and that staff could be reassigned to onboarding, marketing, compliance and AML; he added that workflows keep a human sign-off where regulation requires one. | Announced | AML / KYC |
| Software-loan exposure reviewed for AI disruption[8] | Management put software-loan exposure at about $500 million on a $43 billion balance sheet in April 2026 and said it reviewed the book and sees no broad credit issues. | In production | Credit scoring & underwriting |
| Contract terms for third-party AI[5] | The 10-K says Stifel seeks data-handling obligations, intellectual-property protections, explainability and validation rights and incident notification from third-party AI providers, and evaluates AI risk within its vendor-risk programme. | In production | Third-party & vendor AI |
| Board and committee oversight of technology, cyber and AI risk[5] | The Risk Management Committee oversees technology and cyber risk, gets cybersecurity reports at least four times a year and annually approves the Written Information Security Program, which incorporates AI governance; the Operational Risk Committee oversees information-security risk day to day. | In production | AI governance (general) |
Use-case links open the tracker's rules-by-use-case matrix: which documents govern each system type.
What has Stifel Bank disclosed in numbers?
| Metric | Value | As of |
|---|---|---|
| Q2 2026 net revenues / net income to common | $1.45 billion / $217.2 million ($1.34)[2] | Jul 22, 2026 |
| Bank loans / quarterly growth | $24.8 billion / +$2.6 billion[2] | Jun 30, 2026 |
| Client assets / fee-based assets | $580.1 billion / $239.8 billion[2] | Jun 30, 2026 |
| Institutional pre-tax margin, H1 2026 | 19.5% (from 11%)[3] | Jul 22, 2026 |
| Stifel Bank venture debt facility for Sage | $35 million[18] | Jul 8, 2026 |
| Share-price fall on AI disruption fears | −6%[15] | Feb 10, 2026 |
| Employee advisers actively using AI tools, industry-wide (J.D. Power 2026 study that ranked Stifel first) | 73% (from 44%)[16] | Jul 9, 2026 |
| Uses of the term 'AI' in the annual 10-K (FY2023 / FY2024 / FY2025) | 0 / 26 / 57[21][22][5] | Feb 24, 2026 |
| Software-loan exposure, reviewed for AI disruption | About $500 million on a $43 billion balance sheet[8] | Apr 22, 2026 |
| Short-term cash in client assets / 'unsorted' transactional cash | About $60 billion (11% to 12% of assets) / about $7 billion[8] | Apr 22, 2026 |
| Workflows the CEO identified for AI | About 70[26] | Jul 30, 2025 |
| Cybersecurity reports to the board's Risk Management Committee | At least four a year[5] | Feb 24, 2026 |
| Adviser recruiting loans outstanding | $745 million, up 9% from 2024[14] | Dec 31, 2025 |
| J.D. Power employee-adviser satisfaction score | 812 of 1,000, 180 points above the employee-segment average[31] | Jul 9, 2026 |
“AI is making information more abundant. That only increases the value of judgment, trust, and relationships.”[4]
Ronald J. Kruszewski · Chairman and CEO · Jul 22, 2026
“I think we can get 80 hours of work done in 40.”[13]
Ronald J. Kruszewski · Chairman and CEO · Apr 21, 2026
“Or, as we see it, the industry will continue to evolve with more capable and efficient advisors using AI to benefit their productivity and their client service.”[14]
Ronald J. Kruszewski · Chairman and CEO · Jul 22, 2026
“We are in the early process of linking our data to these new tools, and there is a lot of work ahead, but the early results give me confidence that we're on the right path.”[8]
Ronald J. Kruszewski · Chairman and CEO · Apr 22, 2026
“If you ask me what our industry needs to get right before anything else, the answer is cyber.”[8]
Ronald J. Kruszewski · Chairman and CEO · Apr 22, 2026
“Technology shouldn't ask advisors to adapt to software. Software should adapt to the way advisors work.”[27]
Ronald J. Kruszewski · Chairman and CEO · Jul 22, 2026
“The biggest impediment to AI is bureaucracy.”[26]
Ronald J. Kruszewski · Chairman and CEO · Jul 30, 2025
Who runs AI at Stifel Bank?
Ronald J. KruszewskiLinkedIn ↗
David D. SlineyLinkedIn ↗
Chief Operating Officer, Stifel Financial (leads technology and operations, with emphasis on cloud, data and AI)[5]
Christopher K. ReichertLinkedIn ↗
Chairman and CEO, Stifel Bank & Trust (commercial, wealth and venture banking)[5]
James M. Zemlyak
President of Stifel Financial and Head of Global Wealth Management; Chief Operating Officer of Stifel, Nicolaus since 2002 (delivers the technology and operational support advisers use)[5][31]
C. Brad Raymond
Global Co-Head of Institutional Equities and Advisory; credited in the 2026 proxy with spearheading the Institutional Group's AI strategy[24]
Hossein Johari
Lead and Senior Architect, Data Platforms and Strategic Solutions, Stifel Financial (co-author of the firm's AWS data-platform design)[28]
What AI roles is Stifel Bank hiring for?
Data as of · 1 AI-titled posting · read from Stifel Bank's own careers site, re-checked weekly
1 open AI-related posting on Stifel Bank's careers site as of Oct 25, 2026. A snapshot of current openings, not a source: postings close. Compare with other banks on which banks are hiring for AI.
Which regulators govern Stifel Bank's AI?
| Authority | Why it matters here | Documents |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Reserve | Stifel Bank & Trust is a state member bank under a Fed-supervised holding company; SR 11-7 and SR 23-4 govern any AI in lending and vendor tools. | SR 11-7 SR 23-4 |
| SEC | Adviser-facing AI tools at a broker-dealer fall under SEC examination priorities and the predictive-analytics conflicts proposal. | Division of Examinations FY2026 Priorities SEC Predictive Data Analytics proposal (34-97990) |
| CFPB | Consumer lending through the bank carries adverse-action and UDAAP duties. | ECOA / Regulation B adverse action (15 U.S.C. 1691(d); 12 CFR 1002.9) |
Side by side: SR 11-7 vs SR 26-2 · PRA SS1/23 vs SR 26-2 · MAS AI Risk Management Guidelines vs SR 26-2 · OCC vs CFPB on AI lending · all comparisons.
What does the public record suggest about Stifel Bank's AI strategy?
Analysis by BankingNewsAI from the sources cited on this page. Observations, not advice.
01
The adviser thesis is the AI strategy
Stifel's bet is that AI raises the value of human judgment; the bank's job is to fund the relationships that judgment wins, which makes loan growth the metric to watch.
02
Fewer hires is a disclosure that invites follow-up
Saying AI reduces support headcount, and then revising that view, without naming the tools leaves investors and examiners to guess at model risk in adviser workflows.
03
SEC scope matters more than bank scope here
AI that shapes adviser recommendations sits under the SEC's conflicts and examination agenda before it reaches bank regulators.
04
Fund banking is a data-rich niche
Capital-call and subscription lines generate structured data that suits analytics; nothing has been disclosed about using it.
Where does the Stifel Bank record go deeper?
Which leader rankings does Stifel Bank appear in?
2 of the computed leaders rankings include Stifel Bank, each ranked from the same sourced bank pages.
How does Stifel Bank compare with its peers?
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Does Stifel use AI?
Stifel Financial says AI is making its advisers, bankers and analysts more productive; the CEO had expected this to mean hiring fewer staff, but in July 2026 Ron Kruszewski said AI is proving an accelerator rather than a replacement for human costs, and argues AI increases the value of human judgment and relationships. Its shareholder letter says AI agents prepare analysis before advisers meet clients, and its FY2025 10-K says the firm uses, develops and incorporates AI and machine learning, including generative AI, within its technology platform and services and describes an AI risk framework with a centralised AI inventory. No AI budget or named model vendor has been disclosed for the firm or for Stifel Bank & Trust; the CEO said in July 2025 that copilot tools were rolled out across the firm.
What is Stifel Bank & Trust?
The Missouri state member bank inside Stifel Financial's Global Wealth Management segment, with bank loans of $24.8 billion at mid-2026 and about $20 billion of assets. It grew loans by $2.6 billion in the second quarter of 2026, mostly through fund banking.
Who leads AI at Stifel Bank & Trust?
No chief AI officer, chief data officer or chief information officer is named in Stifel's filings. The 2025 10-K says chief operating officer David Sliney leads technology and operations with emphasis on cloud, data and AI. Chairman and CEO Ron Kruszewski said in July 2025 that he is personally taking the lead on pushing through AI productivity changes. The 2026 proxy credits Global Co-Head of Institutional Equities and Advisory Brad Raymond with spearheading the Institutional Group's AI strategy. Christopher Reichert chairs and runs the bank, which has disclosed no AI programme of its own.
Does Stifel name any AI vendors or hold AI patents?
Not by product. On the July 2025 call Kruszewski said copilot tools were rolled out and the firm bought seats on more sophisticated large language models, and that it prefers customised off-the-shelf tools to building its own models; he did not name the providers. Stifel's own data-platform post for AWS (July 2025) describes domain data products on AWS Glue and Lake Formation without naming an AI service. A Google Patents search on Stifel assignee names returned no patent or published application assigned to a Stifel entity.
Do Stifel's 10-K and 10-Q discuss AI?
The 10-K does, and more each year: the FY2023 filing used the abbreviation AI zero times, FY2024 used it 26 times and said the firm did not use AI extensively, and FY2025 used it 57 times, says the firm uses, develops and incorporates AI and machine learning including generative AI, and describes an AI risk framework with a central inventory, risk-based classification and pre-deployment guardrails. The Written Information Security Program incorporates AI governance. A text search of the first-quarter and second-quarter 2026 10-Qs finds no AI language; the quarterly detail is in the earnings decks and calls.
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