Managers of Wealth Americas

With no big deal safe, investment bankers move to safeguard fees

At stake is the dealmaking revenue of the top investment banks in North America and Europe.

JPMorgan thinks Goldman Sachs is better placed than Morgan Stanley now

Abouhossein et al's preference for Goldman reflects their expectation that investment banking division revenues will increase 31% year-on-year in 2024

Morgan Stanley is hiring in investment banking but believes it's still in early innings of rebound

Regionally, the bank saw higher levels of client activity in Asia and seasonal patterns in Europe.

BofA profit beats expectation on robust investment banking, trading

Investment banks have brought in more underwriting fees as capital markets resurged.

How Jane Fraser became the first woman to lead a major Wall Street bank

Fraser worked at Goldman Sachs and McKinsey & Co. before becoming CEO of Citigroup

Goldman Sachs profits more than double in second quarter as dealmaking comes back on Wall Street

Part of the surge in profits is Goldman Sachs had some one-time items last year as it took charges against its books for the wind down of its consumer banking business.

JPMorgan profit rises to record, fuelled by investment banking

The gains exceeded the company's earlier predictions.

Wall Street banks eye investment banking resurgence amid multifaceted economic challenges

Reports of three big US banks heralded the start of the second-quarter earnings season.

BNY beats quarterly profit estimates on investment service fee boost

BNY's investment services fees for the second-quarter rose 5% to $2.36 billion

Citi profit beats on surge in investment banking, services strength

Citi had already booked the penalties and additional investments on the data work in the second quarter based on its own estimates of the costs.

Citi Announces it Will Cease its Operations in Haiti

This decision will not have a material economic impact to Citi, nor to its international clients. v

Bank of America said to restrict interns to 60 hours' work a week

In 2014, Bank of America intern Moritz Erhardt died after allegedly working 72 hours without sleep.

Investment bankers feast on first-half fee revenue

Global revenues up driven by debt issuance, M&A advisory fees, LSEG reports

Reed Smith brings together investment bankers and private equity sponsors during Private Equity Healthcare Deal Forum

The day also included a panel discussion on the current state of the healthcare private equity market.

Investment bankers are more overpaid than usual

Bonuses are supposed to fluctuate with market conditions — they are instead sticky

Deutsche Bank Appointed as Successor Depositary Bank for the American Depositary Receipt Program of ABB Ltd

The company’s solutions connect engineering know-how and software to optimize how things are manufactured, moved, powered and operated.

Citi hired a popular Goldman Sachs equities MD as it builds its US equities franchise

Anastasio is understood to have resigned from Goldman in recent weeks.

How corporate America is battling the rise of ‘keyboard frauds’

Employees turn to several methods including ‘keyboard fraud’ as they fight productivity-obsessed corporate American work culture.

Big US banks expected to be cautious on shareholder payouts

With more mid-sized banks in the mix this year, the tests should provide fresh insight into the health of those lenders.

JPMorgan Doubles Miami Offices in Push for Wall Street South

JPMorgan’s South Florida expansion will add an average of $151 million in economic activity to the region

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