Managers of Wealth Americas

Goldman Sachs wants a new investment banking analyst. 900 people have applied

The deluge comes as Big Four firms are cutting advisory staff and as banks like Barclays and Jefferies and Rothschild have been cutting juniors.

Cross River draws Morgan Stanley, SVB vets to lead investment banking launch

Henry Pinnell and Benjamin Samuels will lead an effort that includes advising clients on mergers and acquisitions, capital markets transactions and other corporate finance matters, the bank said.

Citigroup's "big beasts" could be awkward for their new JPMorgan boss. The horrors of gardening leave

Citi's new hire has a history of treading on toes, often with good reason.

Citigroup's surprise layoff suggests the perils of being promoted.

The extraction of Conor Davis, one of Citi's most senior salespeople, therefore looks like a surprise.

National Bank of Canada profit beats on trading strength

Fee-based revenue from the company's wealth management unit also rose 8% to C$375 million.

Cambridge Wilkinson Investment Bank Closes $145MM Leverage Facility for Private Non-Bank Real Estate Lender

This is a recurring theme that bodes well for the investors that we work with who are hungry for private credit opportunities, in particular.

Citi’s last bonus announcement shows Goldman’s largesse. How to make $600m without doing anything

And the letters are, in turn, often surprisingly far away from the amount of money which ever ends up in someone’s bank account.

Santander is still sweeping up ex-Credit Suisse people, and more

It’s in Madrid, of all places in the world – and Santander is mostly a retail bank, anyway.

Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking joins United Airlines as corporate partner

Natixis CIB joins a group of 22 investors consisting of industry leaders across the aviation value chain

Surprise: Goldman Sachs bankers are most satisfied with their lifestyles

The least satisfied are working in accounting departments, by quite some margin, followed by operations.

Employer deals earn BofA more than $10 billion in deposits, investments

Bank of America is the second largest U.S. lender.

Nomura is still hiring in equities as the investment bank bounces back

Headhunters say Nomura has hired at least two senior people for its equities business in London.

Morgan Stanley's executive chairman Gorman sells shares worth $4.4 million

Gorman joined Morgan Stanley in February 2006

Morgan Stanley's executive chairman Gorman sells shares worth $4.4 million

Gorman joined Morgan Stanley in February 2006

BNY Mellon Launches Virtual Account-Based Solutions

Provides Treasury Services clients greater instant access to cash management accounts through new technology platform

Raymond James' Q1 profit rises on capital markets, asset management strength

Investment banking revenue surged 28% to $181 million.

Bank of America's cuts: "Compensation expectations have been butchered"

JPMorgan CFO Jeremy Barnum was more explicit on the issues facing ECM bankers.

Goldman Sachs tech MD joins Google amid layoff controversy

This isn't the first time Boyle has left Goldman Sachs for FAANG.

Morgan Stanley hired a Deutsche Bank trader to run GBP rates trading

Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley have a history of swapping rates traders in London.

Goldman Sachs silently cut 600 jobs in the fourth quarter

M&A revenues at Goldman were down 29% year-on-year in the final three months of the year