Managers of Wealth Americas

Earnings season: How much is already priced in?

The busiest week of the 2Q earnings season is now in the books.

What to do after a risk-on July

The gains reflected renewed optimism that the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank are nearing the end of their tightening cycles.

Growth Challenges the Markets

Equities, in all likelihood, may continue to make progress until the growth at hand, notably out of the US, soaks up the resources leading to potential inflation pressures.

Investors are entering August in a bullish mood: Morning Brief

Since JPMorgan kicked off earnings season, the index has risen about 1.5%, which isn’t fantastic but is still a gain.

Banking turmoil arrives in small-town USA with Heartland Tri-State failure

The biggest was First Republic, which had $229 billion when it was seized by regulators in May, becoming the second-largest bank failure in US history.

Global investors still display more fear than greed, finds Bank of America survey

Most investors, however, still see the global economy weakening over the next 12 months

The Average American Has This Much in Savings by 70. Are You on Track?

Keep in mind, though, that your situation is still completely unique to what your goals are.

Schroders quantifies the effects of human capital management enhancing investment process

This framework allows active managers like us to gain greater insights into companies within our investment universe.

Markets brace for US inflation data

The consensus expectation among economists is for the annual headline rate to fall to 3.1% in June for its lowest level since March 2021, compared to 4% in May.

Asset managers under pressure despite rebound from worst AUM drop in a decade

Consolidation and tech usage set to intensify in the next five years says PwC, and top 10 global players are expected to control more than half of AUM

One in six asset and wealth management companies will be swallowed up or fall by the wayside in the next five years: PwC Global Asset & Wealth Management Survey

As a result, 73% of asset managers are considering a strategic consolidation with another asset manager in the coming months in order to gain access to new segments, build market share and mitigate risks.

How the Silicon Valley Bank Crisis Boosted Banking Startup Brex

High interest rates have slowed the tech industry’s venture capital lifeblood from a torrent to a trickle.

June jobs report: US economy added 209,000 jobs in June as labor market cools

Updated data revealed 306,000 jobs were created during May, about 33,000 less than previously reported.

Global Financial Wealth Market Sees First Decline in More Than a Decade

“The first downturn in the global financial wealth market since the 2008 crisis came after a 10% rise in value in 2021, which was one of the sharpest in over a decade,”

U.S. private payrolls rise by 497,000 in June - ADP

The numbers come ahead of the publication of the Labor Department's more comprehensive and closely monitored jobs report for June on Friday.

More Americans apply for jobless benefits, but layoffs are not rising significantly

Coinbase Downgraded as Analyst Says Crypto Uncertainty Dims Outlook

Moley downgraded his recommendation on the largest crypto exchange in the US to neutral from overweight in a note dated Wednesday.

4 Largest U.S. Banks Pass Stress Tests: Time to Buy?

Essentially, the current level of capitalization of U.S. banks positions them favorably in the worst-case scenario envisioned by the Fed.

JPMorgan's wealth management arm says these 5 strategies can help investors navigate a recession

JPMorgan Private Bank says the US is "more likely than not" to slip into recession by year-end.

Largest Banks Could Weather ‘Severe Recession’, Stress Tests Show

Our strategy is to make better use of our balance sheet and boost returns on risk-weighted assets.

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