Managers of Wealth Americas

Since banking scandal, Wells Fargo advisers with more than $19.2 billion leave firm

Despite a trying year, the firm has said it will sweeten signing bonuses for veteran advisers

Wells Fargo loses $140M father-son team to Stifel

Stifel and other regional broker-dealers have picked up a number of wirehouse advisors amid a recruiting pullback at three of the big firms: UBS, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch.

The CEO of a $2.4 billion investment bank explains what really keeps him up at night

Its stock is up 70% since its initial public offering in August of 2015, giving it a market cap of more than $2.4 billion.

Goldman Sachs to sell stake in pensions firm

The transaction is expected to value Rothesay at about $GBP2 billion, although that figure is not expected to be disclosed, according to a source close to one of the shareholders.

JP Morgan is going green: Banking giant commits to using 100 per cent renewable energy by 2020

Global banking giant JP Morgan Chase is going green.

Black Executives Are Losing Ground at Some Big Banks

The percentage of black leaders at JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs is falling even as the U.S. workforce gets more diverse.

Clearwater-based USAmeriBank acquired by New Jersey bank in $816 million deal

It's the latest among several Tampa Bay-based banks to be acquired as companies look for a foothold in the booming bay area market.

Credit Suisse’s Once-Mighty Equities Unit Struggles Under Thiam

The equities business is symptomatic of the bigger problems at the company.

Regulators review German bank at the center of Trump’s finances

Now that two-decades-long relationship is coming under scrutiny.

Goldman execs scrutinize bond trading after revenue nosedives

The business delivered $1.2 billion in revenue, the weakest figure since the fourth quarter of 2015.

Morgan Stanley claims another trading victory over rival Goldman Sachs

Morgan Stanley shares rose 2.8 percent to $46.41 in premarket trading.

After hiring spree, Merrill Lynch's adviser headcount jumps 254

Merrill Lynch recruited a number of large teams in recent weeks, particularly from rival UBS.

US banks register solid earnings

The unofficial start of the second-quarter corporate earnings period.

Citigroup’s Bankers, Bond Traders Are Narrowing Gap on JPMorgan

Fixed-income revenue at Citigroup now just shy of top firm’s

You’re likely to earn more working for a boutique investment bank on Wall Street

It therefore helps that smaller banks offer more money.

The U.S. head of equities at BNP Paribas mysteriously disappeared

BNP Paribas is one of the few banks going for growth right now: the French bank wants to achieve compound annual revenue growth across the corporate and investment bank of 4.5% over the next three years.

JPMorgan beats, posts record breaking quarter

Commercial Banking delivered record results this quarter with broad strength across products and markets.

MUFG plans to take on Wall Street banking rivals in lending push

The plans also call for playing a bigger role in high-yield bonds and leveraged loans.

Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code for techs in fight for talent

It did not specify whether hoodies or sneakers, the ad-hoc uniform of millennial tech workers, constitute acceptable dress.

Western Move For Chinese Bank

The strategic acquisition combines CICC’s extensive global research, investment and wealth management platforms with KraneShares’ ETF expertise.

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