Top 20 LinkedIn Creators on Finance (2026)

What changed in the top 20 LinkedIn finance creators since our last ranking

The pool is smaller this time: 216 active finance creators, against 327 in our previous edition. The 60-day activity rule is new in this edition.

Six names are new in this top 20, and one of them takes first place: Marcelo Noronha enters at #1. Lakshya Gupta, the smallest account on the page, enters at #16, and four more new names sit in the lower half.

Aswath Damodaran holds #2. Among the climbers, Alex Hormozi moves from #6 to #4, Codie A. Sanchez from #10 to #7 and Ray Dalio from #13 into the top 10.

Six creators from our previous top 20 are no longer in it.

#20 · Jenny Stojkovic, 267 median likes per finance post

Jenny Stojkovic is a venture capitalist, founder and former Silicon Valley lobbyist, and she is new in this edition. Finance is 6% of her feed, and those posts earn 10% more than her overall median.

Her posts run 356 words on average, second-longest among the top-20 creators we hold writing data for, and a number opens 53% of her hooks.

"I met an investment banker last week from Canada. She told me she went to Harvard University." Her most liked post tagged finance by our classifier, a story about meeting an investment banker: 1,379 likes, 5 times her median, and 202 comments, about three times her usual count. Read it

#19 · Éric Larchevêque, 269 median likes per finance post

Éric Larchevêque, a French entrepreneur, is down from #17 in our previous edition. He writes the longest posts among the top-20 creators we hold writing data for, 396 words on average.

In 2025 his finance median was 438. His place now rests on 10 finance posts, the floor of this ranking.

"J’ai révélé hier notre projet The Bitcoin Society lors d’une keynote retransmise en live sur YouTube." His most liked finance post of the year, which goes on to detail the listed company behind the project: 2,297 likes and 330 comments, more than 8 times his median likes.

#18 · Peter Walker, 273 median likes per finance post

Peter Walker, head of insights at Carta, is new in this edition. His 26 finance posts in 12 months are the fourth-most in the top 20, and they land within 5% of his overall median.

His finance median slipped from 313 in 2025 to 253 so far in 2026.

"Brex acquired by Capital One for $5.5 billion is a) an utter failure or b) a clear success? B, folks. The answer is B, congratulations are in order." His most liked finance post of the year, a quiz for a hook with the answer given before any argument: 798 likes and 92 comments. Read it

#17 · Wouter Born, 275 median likes per finance post

Wouter Born, general partner at Born Capital and founder of finstory.ai, invests in software for the CFO's office and is new in this edition.

Finance is 11% of his feed, yet those posts earn 148% more than his overall median, the largest premium in the top 20.

"3 things CFOs aren't responsible for but CEOs think they are:" His most liked finance post of the year, a numbered list addressed to chief executives rather than to finance teams: 937 likes. Read it

#16 · Lakshya Gupta, 318 median likes per finance post

Lakshya Gupta, a CFA Level 2 candidate who writes about equity markets, is new in this edition and the smallest account in the top 20, at 12k followers. His 2.67% engagement rate is the highest on this page, though he sits under the 20k-follower floor of the efficiency table below.

Finance is 49% of his feed, second only to Aswath Damodaran here, and those posts earn 108% more than his overall median. His audience rarely comments: a median of 11, the lowest in the top 20.

"Every CFA Level 1, 2, and 3 student needs to read this." His most liked finance post of the year, written for his own peer group of exam candidates: 790 likes. Read it

#15 · Kevin O'Leary, 322 median likes per finance post

Kevin O'Leary, chairman of O'Leary Ventures and Beanstox, is up from #18 in our previous edition. He posts more finance than anyone in the top 20, 73 posts in 12 months, and they earn 43% more than his overall median.

His finance median rose from 337 in 2025 to 366 so far in 2026. On 4.6 million followers, his 0.01% engagement rate ties with Gary Vaynerchuk's for the lowest here.

"The number one mistake people make before they get married? Blowing a fortune on a huge wedding." His most liked finance post of the year, personal finance at its most everyday: 3,430 likes, nearly 11 times his median, the second-widest gap in the top 20. Read it

#14 · Adam J. Graham, 419 median likes per finance post

Adam J. Graham, chief executive of JustFix, writes about business and personal growth and is new in this edition. Finance is 5% of his feed and earns 28% less than his overall median, the second-steepest discount here.

So far in 2026 his finance median is 298, below his 12-month figure.

"How Revolut built a growth engine that keeps compounding" His most liked finance post of the year, a reading note on another company's annual report: 729 likes, less than twice his median. Read it

#13 · Thasunda Brown Duckett, 464 median likes per finance post

Thasunda Brown Duckett, president and chief executive of TIAA, is up from #14 in our previous edition. Finance is 20% of her feed, and those posts earn 16% less than her overall median.

Her audience comments little: a median of 17, second-lowest in the top 20. Her biggest response of the year came on a recognition post, not a market view.

"Being named to the Barron's 100 Most Influential Women in U.S. Finance list is an honor I do not take lightly." Her most liked finance post of the year: 5,160 likes, 11 times her median and the widest gap in the top 20, with 409 comments, 24 times her usual count. Read it

#12 · Anthony Bourbon, 613 median likes per finance post

Anthony Bourbon, founder and chief executive of Blast.Club (see his data biography), is up from #15 in our previous edition. Finance is 9% of his feed and earns 26% more than his overall median.

He climbs three places even though his finance median halved, from 1,126 in 2025 to 543 so far in 2026.

"Les membres Blast. avaient investi 6,1 millions d’euros il y a 1 an." His most liked finance post of the year, on Nvidia buying Groq, a company his investor club had backed: 1,625 likes. Read it

#11 · Gary Vaynerchuk, 725 median likes per finance post

Gary Vaynerchuk, chairman of VaynerX and chief executive of VaynerMedia (profiled in his data biography), holds #11 and has the biggest audience in the ranking, 6.1 million followers.

He published 1,850 posts in 12 months, so his 15 finance posts are 1% of his feed, the smallest share here. Those rare posts earn 113% more than his overall median, the second-largest premium in the top 20, on a 0.01% engagement rate.

"We do not talk about spending enough.." His most liked finance post of the year: 2,309 likes and 372 comments, about twice his median comment count. Read it

#10 · Ray Dalio, 763 median likes per finance post

Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, is up from #13 in our previous edition and enters the top 10. Finance is 5% of a 455-post year, and those posts land within 4% of his overall median.

On 2.8 million followers his engagement rate is 0.03%. His best post earned only twice his median, one of the smallest gaps here: his rank rests on consistency.

"As a systematic global macro investor, I try to look past headlines and focus on mechanics." His most liked finance post of the year, a look back at 2025 through what happened to money: 1,537 likes. Read it

#9 · Maud Caillaux, 824 median likes per finance post

Maud Caillaux, co-founder of Green-Got and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, holds #9. Finance is 38% of her feed. Her finance median has fallen each year, from 1,784 in 2024 to 1,421 in 2025 and 944 so far in 2026.

A number opens 66% of her hooks, the highest rate among the top-20 creators we hold writing data for.

"30.01 : L’année a commencé fort. 'C’est vous en couv de Choiseul ?' Oui maman. Et ça me fait rougir." Her most liked finance post of the year, a year told as a string of dated entries: 2,519 likes. Read it

#8 · Mounir Laggoune, 849 median likes per finance post

Mounir Laggoune, chief executive of Finary, is down from #5 in our previous edition. Finance is 48% of his feed, the third-highest share in the top 20, and his 0.68% engagement rate puts him in the efficiency table below.

His finance median went from 127 in 2023 to 327 in 2024 and 1,590 in 2025, and stands at 848 so far in 2026.

"2025 a été la meilleure année de l'histoire de Finary..." His most liked finance post of the year, a company year in review set out one figure per line: 6,408 likes, more than 7 times his median. Read it

#7 · Codie A. Sanchez, 852 median likes per finance post

Codie A. Sanchez invests in Main Street businesses and teaches people how to buy them. She is up from #10 in our previous edition, on 11 finance posts, 3% of her feed.

Those posts earn 37% less than her overall median, the steepest discount in the top 20. Her audience talks back: a median of 273 comments, second only to Alex Hormozi here.

"6 money-making truths you need to hear:" Her most liked finance post of the year, a numbered list: 1,976 likes and 497 comments, about one comment for every four likes. Read it

#6 · Akshat Shrivastava, 1,220 median likes per finance post

Akshat Shrivastava, founder of Wisdom Hatch and a full-time investor, is up from #8 in our previous edition. Finance is 42% of his feed, and his 28 finance posts in 12 months are the third-most in the top 20.

Those posts land within 2% of his overall median: for his audience, finance is the usual fare.

"3.6Cr profits from stocks in less than 1 year. All this at 0% tax." His most liked finance post of the year puts two figures in its first two sentences, before any argument: 3,871 likes, about 3 times his median. Read it

#5 · CA Sakchi Jain, 1,791 median likes per finance post

CA Sakchi Jain, a chartered accountant who explains finance for a Gen Z audience, is down from #3 in our previous edition. Finance is 35% of her feed and earns 17% more than her overall median. Her 1.30% engagement rate is second in the efficiency table below.

Her finance median went from 2,660 in 2024 to 2,092 in 2025. Her best post earned only 1.4 times her median, the smallest gap in the top 20.

"This hack will save you 15 years of paying EMIs!" Her most liked finance post of the year, a home-loan explainer: 2,595 likes. Read it

#4 · Alex Hormozi, 1,813 median likes per finance post

Alex Hormozi, founder of Acquisition.com and co-founder of Skool (see his data biography), is up from #6 in our previous edition. His 15 finance posts are 2% of a 619-post year, and they earn 23% less than his overall median.

He has the highest median comment count in the top 20 (324) and the shortest posts among the creators we hold writing data for, 22 words on average. His finance median so far in 2026 is 1,751.

"I've built wealth without reading a book a week. I've built wealth without making my bed. I've built wealth without journaling." His most liked finance post of the year, one sentence repeated with a new ending each line: 9,495 likes, 5 times his median, and 673 comments. Read it

#3 · Nithin Kamath, 2,156 median likes per finance post

Nithin Kamath, founder and chief executive of Zerodha and of Rainmatter, is up from #4 in our previous edition. Finance is 39% of his feed, and those posts earn 5% more than his overall median.

He ranks second in total finance likes (63,244), on 24 posts. His finance median was 2,149 in 2025.

"Indian stock exchanges are closed today for Mumbai's municipal elections." His most liked finance post of the year, a take on a trading holiday: 11,359 likes and 473 comments, the single biggest post on this page. Read it

#2 · Aswath Damodaran, 2,590 median likes per finance post

Aswath Damodaran, a professor at NYU Stern School of Business, holds #2. He is the only creator in the top 20 who gives finance more than half his feed (57%), and his finance posts sit within 1% of his overall median.

A narrow band holds his finance median: 2,705 in 2023, 2,898 in 2025 and 2,569 so far in 2026. He also ranks third in total finance likes (57,117), on 20 posts.

"I valued SpaceX ahead of its IPO a few weeks ago, with minimal information and a promise that I would revisit the valuation, when the prospectus was public." His most liked finance post of the year: 5,177 likes and 136 comments, twice his median. Read it

#1 · Marcelo Noronha, 3,617 median likes per finance post

Marcelo Noronha, chief executive of Bradesco in Brazil, is new in this edition and goes straight to #1 with 3,617 median likes per finance post, 95 times the typical finance post we measured.

His finance posts earn 64% more than his overall median, and his 1.42% engagement rate leads the efficiency table below. The rank rests on 10 finance posts, the floor of this ranking, so a few new posts could move it.

He also ranks fifth in total finance likes (45,435), on fewer posts than anyone else in that table.

"Hoje fizemos nossa live de divulgação dos resultados do 1T26 do Bradesco." His most liked finance post of the year, a quarterly results update from the company's own chief executive: 9,249 likes and 148 comments. Read it

Where do these cards come from? We computed every figure on this page from public posts with MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement per theme, share of feed, theme premiums and trajectories, across 216 creators and 16,014 finance posts. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.

Which finance creators just missed the top 20?

Five names sit right behind the cut, all within 47 likes of number twenty:

Scott Galloway, at #24, has an overall median of 552 likes, but his 22 finance posts earn 58% less, on 930k followers. Hala Taha, at #25, shows the same gap (-61%).

Chris Scholly, at #21, misses the cut by 7 likes.

Which LinkedIn finance creators have the highest engagement rate?

Raw likes flatter the largest followings, so divide by reach: engagement rate on finance posts, median likes divided by followers (20k followers and over). Here the same names come back:

Four of the five also sit in the top 20: Marcelo Noronha (#1), Aswath Damodaran (#2), CA Sakchi Jain (#5) and Mounir Laggoune (#8). Olga Miler, a fintech entrepreneur with 22k followers, completes the table.

One smaller account does better still but falls under the 20k floor: Lakshya Gupta (#16), at 2.67%. The top 20 itself runs from his 2.67% down to 0.01% for Gary Vaynerchuk and Kevin O'Leary. For how finance compares with other subjects, see our study of LinkedIn engagement rate by topic.

Which finance creators get the most total likes on LinkedIn?

One more cut counts the total likes on finance posts over 12 months, where frequent posters gain ground:

Marcel van Oost leads on 498 posts without a place in the top 20. Simon Taylor, Nicolas Boucher and Joachim Savigny get into the table the same way, on 119 to 401 posts each.

The other four, Nithin Kamath, Aswath Damodaran, Marcelo Noronha and Alex Hormozi, all come from the top 20 and get there on 24 posts or fewer.

Which LinkedIn finance creator gets the most comments per post?

This cut divides comments by likes. The record in our finance pool belongs to Michael Merlin, who sets out to make complex finance simple: 150 median comments against 144 median likes, slightly more comments than likes.

The typical top-20 creator gets one comment for every 9 likes. Marc Henn and Mando Sallavanti III complete the podium, both near one comment per like (counting creators with 100+ median likes).

Are the top LinkedIn finance creators full-time finance voices?

Few of them. Of the 216 creators who post finance consistently, 12 give it at least half their feed. In the top 20, only Aswath Damodaran does (57%), ahead of Lakshya Gupta (49%) and Mounir Laggoune (48%).

At the other end sit Gary Vaynerchuk (1%), Alex Hormozi (2%) and Codie A. Sanchez (3%).

Focus does not decide the premium here. Wouter Born earns +148% on an 11% share, Gary Vaynerchuk +113% on 1% and Lakshya Gupta +108% on 49%, while Codie A. Sanchez, at 3%, takes the steepest discount (-37%).

In all, 13 of the 20 earn more on finance than on their other posts, and 7 earn less.

The top 20 is mostly American: 9 creators are based in the United States, 4 in India and 4 in France, with one each in Brazil, the United Kingdom and Spain.

Country by country rankings: the United States, India, France, Brazil, the full series.

For the neighboring themes, see the top LinkedIn accounting creators, where Wouter Born ranks third, and the top LinkedIn business development creators, where Alex Hormozi, Codie A. Sanchez and Adam J. Graham also place.

And if showing up in these creators' comment sections is part of your plan, an engagement feed keeps it to a five-minute daily habit.

How we ranked the top LinkedIn finance creators

All of this is MagicPost's own research. We went through 16,014 finance posts from the last 12 months and ranked 216 creators by median likes on their finance posts.

Only creators with at least one post in the last 60 days are ranked. The method:

• Floors: at least 5,000 followers and 10 finance posts in the window; deleted posts excluded.

• Median rather than average: no single viral post can buy a place.

• Finance posts only: each post gets a theme from our own classification, and only those posts count.

• Finance posts analyzed: the posts our dataset holds per creator, sometimes fewer than they published.

• Per creator: share of feed, premium over their own median, finance median by year, engagement rate and comment ratio.

Eighteen of the twenty medians rest on 10 to 29 finance posts, our number one's on 10, so a few posts can move any rank. Rankings refresh as the data does. No placement here was sponsored; every rank comes straight from the median.

Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any finance creator the way we just did (median engagement by theme, share of feed, premiums, trajectory) and benchmark your own profile against the pool. The data on this page is the product.