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JPMorgan delivers blunt warning on S&P 500

This wild card might ruin the party.

Confirmed: Wells Fargo leaves all of America stunned, don't miss out on this

Wells Fargo unexpectedly announces the account for savers that thousands of Americans have been demanding for years

The Securities That Banks Are Backing Away

At the same time, preferred managers have received more cash to invest this year, as investors pile into higher-yielding assets that can perform well when rates are cut.

Canada’s rise attractive to investment firm Jefferies

Manley says historically, the Canadian economy has been more akin to Australia than the US because it has such a strong base in natural resources.

Wells Fargo Announces 12.5% Dividend Increase Pending Board Approval

Wells Fargo's planned increase in its Q3 2025 dividend and share buyback program are likely to further solidify its position as a shareholder-centric company and potentially improve investor sentiment.

JPMorgan's chart questioning Deutsche Bank and HSBC's long-term performance

JPM’s closest competitor, Capital One, has posted three such years in the last decade; Morgan Stanley has posted two; Goldman Sachs and UBS have posted on each. JPMorgan itself has posted seven.

U.S. Bank’s Kedia outlines strategy to rev up growth

The Minneapolis-based lender, facing pressure to deliver stronger results, is working to deepen relationships with customers and transform its payments business, the CEO said Wednesday.

‘You would have to anoint me’: JPMorgan’s Dimon would love to be president

The Wall Street executive made the comments during a wide-ranging interview at a technology conference during which he said he would love to be US president, but did not want to run for office.

Citi to Set Aside More Money for Potential Losses on Loans

Banks build reserves for future risks based on macroeconomic indicators

Goldman Sachs is cutting 317 jobs in New York

This month, it's cutting several hundred jobs in New York City.

French bank quant director leaves after a decade for Bank of America

As their influence grows, a director in the QIS team of one major European bank has just left for the QIS team of an American rival.

CIBC profit rises on capital markets strength

U.S. President Donald Trump's shifting trade policy fueled volatility in markets and forced investors to rejig their portfolios to minimize losses, helping banks' trading desks to collect more fee income.

115,000 people have left Goldman Sachs. Few do this next

CompaniesMarketCap, a public data tracker, estimates that there are 5,522 companies in the world with a market capitalization of at least $1bn.

JPMorgan expects dealmaking fees to drop, keeps CEO succession plans steady

The combination of inflation and large fiscal deficits may constrain the available policy responses in ways that further increase the risk.

JPMorgan upgrades emerging market equities as Sino-US trade war eases

J.P.Morgan remains positive on India, Brazil, the Philippines, Chile, the UAE, Greece, and Poland within emerging markets, and sees a promising opportunity in China, particularly in technology stocks.

ABN AMRO MeesPierson foresees economic slowdown, reduces equity position

The tariffs remain high even now that the first trade agreements have been signed, ABN AMRO MeesPierson notes.

JPMorgan lifts China growth forecasts after 'surprisingly positive' US deal

"We no longer expect the (Chinese) government to introduce additional fiscal stimulus later this year," they also added.

2025 Specialty Asset Management Outlook Released by Bank of America

Amid elevated long-term interest rates and persistent inflation, investors turn to real assets to help mitigate market risk

Boutique bank PJT is stacking up on partners as it cuts heads and pay

The bank now has 129 partners, an 8% increase on the number at the end of 2024.

State Street reports 39% surge in Q1 2025 profit

The company has reported $3.28bn in revenue in Q1 2025, a 5% increase from $3.13bn in Q1 2024.

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