Event-level Financial Sentiment Analysis (EFSA) aims to extract all the quintuples containing five sentiment elements from a given financial news text, which has gained prominence as an emerging domain recently. The present study utilizes a 4-hop Chain-of-Thought (CoT) prompting based on LLMs to predict sentiment elements in a fixed order, which neglects the interdependencies among the sentiment elements within a quintuple. Inspired by recent multi-view prompting (MvP) and CoT ideas, we propose a novel framework termed Retrieval-Augmented Multipath Chain-of-Thought (RMP-CoT) that aggregates quintuples generated by LLMs through different reasoning paths, leveraging a retrieval-augmented mechanism. Specifically, RMP-CoT integrates different element orders into CoT prompting to guide LLMs in generating multiple sentiment quintuples through the utilization of retrieval-augmented mechanism, and then selects the most plausible quintuples by voting. To investigate the effectiveness of our framework, we conduct extensive experiments on four benchmark tasks of EFSA. RMP-CoT pushes the state-of-the-art by over 6% F1 on the EFSA task and also performs quite effectively on the other sub-tasks of EFSA.