Despite these figures, the company faced a net loss from continuing operations between $178 million and $187 million, primarily due to impairment charges and trading losses. Additionally, B. Riley Financial missed the deadline for filing its annual report for the third consecutive year, citing complexities in finalizing financial statements and the need to assess impairment charges. The company is working to finalize its financials and aims to file the report as soon as practical. In strategic developments, B. Riley Financial has been focusing on asset monetization and debt reduction, including a joint venture with Oaktree Capital Management and the sale of brand assets. The company also announced the sale of a portion of its wealth management business to Stifel Financial Corp. Analysts from Imperial Capital have noted the company's strategic shifts and ongoing challenges, including its efforts to stabilize its core businesses and manage its debt structure.