Managers of Wealth Americas

Does BofA's Brian Moynihan get more jet perks than any other Fortune 100 CEO?

Brian Moynihan, chairman and CEO of Bank of America Corp., received in 2013 almost half-a-million dollars in corporate jet perks

BofA Merrill Wins Eight Global and Regional Industry Awards for Transaction Banking Innovation and Excellence

Bank of America Merrill Lynch was recently named winner of eight awards by financial trade publication

Investment banks can benefit from online intelligence

It’s no secret that more bulge bracket trading desks are turning to online intelligence predominantly social media to obtain breaking news and views ahead of traditional wires.

Bank of America expands into 2 new states, even as it cuts branches elsewhere

Bank of America did a thing this week it hasn’t carried out in far more than a decade: celebrated the opening of a branch in a new marketplace.

Investment bankers turn focus on the super rich, target family offices

The growing ranks of the super rich and their increased appetite for risk have caught the eye of investment bankers

TD Named to 2015 Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World

Companies named to the Global 100 index are the top overall sustainability performers in their respective industrial sectors.

Royal Bank of Canada recognized as 'Best Trade Finance Bank in Canada'

Award recipients are selected by the editors of Global Finance magazine based on input from industry analysts, corporate executives and technology experts around the world. A poll of the magazine's readership was conducted to increase the accuracy an

J.P. Morgan's Dimon slated to receive pay increase

The details of Mr. Dimon's pay package are expected to be released Thursday.

Morgan Stanley to pay smaller proportion of revenue in bonuses

Morgan Stanley said on Tuesday it would pay 39 percent or less of revenue from its institutional securities business to employees in 2015.

Stifel and Leumi Partners ink deal

Stifel and LP will work together to provide investment banking services to Israel-related companies looking to raise debt or equity, on public markets or privately, as well as strategic advisory services, in North America and other regions.

Investment bank fees soar to seven-year high, led by JP Morgan

Investment banking fees surged to a seven-year high of $90.1 billion in 2014, driven by deals in North Asia and Southern Europe, with the huge North American market offering ballast in a sector increasingly expected to see some wobbles this year.

Morgan Stanley executives visit brokerages to reassure after data theft

The tour is part of a broader "communications program" Fleming and his deputies have embarked

National Investment Banking Association Announces 2015 Directors

The Association and its membership of over 8800 investment banking professionals and registered representatives continues to be responsible for the lion’s share of IPOs

Investment Banks Seek Design Talent to ‘Pimp’ Their Products

In a bid to improve the user experience of their mobile and desktop platforms, investment banks including Wall Street powerhouses JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs are on the lookout for design talent to help improve the way vast amounts of data is presented a

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