Managers of Wealth Americas

Morgan Stanley Said to Cut Bonus Pool for Equities Traders

Firm said to reduce funds for 2016 awards by as much as 4%

Investment banking fees plunged in 2016, but analysts predict 2017 pick-up

Global investment banking fees in 2016, down 7.1 per cent

Braskem SA Appoints BNY Mellon as Depositary Bank

Leading Brazilian Petrochemical Firm Moves Its ADR Program

Stifel Completes Acquisition of City Financial Corporation

The addition of City Securities private client and public finance businesses further underscores Stifel's increased national presence

TD Securities Completes Acquisition of Albert Fried & Company

The purchase of AF&Co's services and capabilities includes self-clearing, securities lending and a prime brokerage technology platform in its final stages of development.

New York wants to cut ties with disgraced Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo will pocket $1.3 million a year under the deal, according to a copy of the paperwork obtained by The Post.

Trump May Have a $300 Million Conflict of Interest With Deutsche Bank

The removal of a personal pledge might lead to more-stringent terms.

Investment bank just had a killer quarter, with profit jumping four-fold

Equities and fixed-income revenue more than doubled to $325.38 million as trading surrounding the U.S. presidential election added to the market volatility sparked by Britain's Brexit vote.

Ameriabank to have authorized representative in London

Ameriabank will be represented in London by Armen Aslanyan

ROTH Capital Partners Honored by Global M&A Network and M&A Advisor

It’s an honor to be recognized by the Global M&A Network and the M&A Advisor in the same year

JPMorgan weighs in on potential Charter merger

Charter’s high multiple and relatively high leverage would make a deal “unlikely” at this time, the analyst wrote.

JPMorgan Invesment Bank CEO: We are not going back to proprietary trading

The expectation of an easier regulatory regime has contributed to bank stocks rallying since the election.

Gene Bruyette, Co-Founder of Bank Merger Powerhouse KBW, Dead at 90

KBW grew to become one of the leading investment banks for the commercial banking industry.

Banks Get Five Years to Meet Volcker Demand to Divest Funds

Banks have been seeking more time to comply with that second requirement, arguing that in some cases they might have to take losses.

The race is on to become new No. 2 at Goldman Sachs

Cohn had also been considered for positions in the Office of Management and Budget and the Treasury, according to one source.

Goldman Sachs hits refresh in Asia

The thinking behind recent layoffs and their top insights into 2017 corporate finance trends.

BNY Mellon launches large-cap global equities fund

The fund will aim to achieve long-term capital growth in a concentrated portfolio of between 25 and 30 of the world’s market leading companies.

The Duo Who Dethroned Pimco to Become Kings of the Bond Market

TCW’s Laird Landmann and Tad Rivelle have long been driven by a desire to beat rival firm

$260M Morgan team goes indie with Raymond James

The duo also had annual revenues of about $1.5 million while they were at the wirehouse, Raymond James confirmed.

Bank of Montreal profit climbs 11%, lifts dividend

BMO caps an earnings season of mixed results from Canada's biggest banks.

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