Managers of Wealth Americas

Most Powerful Women in Finance: No. 6, BofA's Candace Browning

Rather than offering investors access to individual management teams, Browning’s division began structuring corporate access events around larger disruptive themes

BTG Takes Cue From Blankfein With Digital Bank to Weather Storms

Both BTG and Goldman have learned the benefits of drawing low-cost, diversified funding from individuals.

Citi expects ‘record year’ on back of Saudi Arabia and UAE operations

Investment banking fees have helped drive regional revenue growth to high single -digits

Bank of America's push to turn around investment bank is bearing fruit

Investment banking income tumbled 11% last year.

Five Signposts for Making Every Personalized Client Journey a Success

Twenty-five percent of consumers surveyed stopped doing business with a company not because of product problems, but because the firm didn’t personalize their experience.

Bankers look forward, not backwards, as bonus talks kick off

It's all about coming up with a compelling narrative - just like selling an asset or winning a mandate - to secure a decent share of the global compensation pool and keep their bankers back home in well paid seats.

Solar drives Fifth Third to add investment bankers

Fifth Third is the latest US regional bank to grasp an opportunity to build out its investment bank, by bolting new expertise on to an area in which it already has a strong presence.

Citigroup looks to hire ‘MVP’ dealmakers amid trading-unit cuts

“We need to punch above where we are today and move into a business that is dynamic and is creating a lot of revenue events,” Kevin Cox, co-head of the firm’s banking, capital markets and advisory group in North America, said in an inter

Piper Jaffray and Sandler O’Neill Announce Merger; Combined Firm to be Named Piper Sandler Companies

Merger Adds the Leading Financial Services Investment Banking Firm to the Growing Piper Jaffray Organization

NAIC and William Blair Join Forces to Strengthen Diversity in the Financial Services Industry

The partnership will enhance the scope of William Blair's participation with diverse-owned firms and capital allocators

JPMorgan Chase posts $9.7 billion profit, beating estimates

JPMorgan is one of a trio of banks that reported their results on Tuesday, the others being Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs.

Wells Fargo's profit climbs despite CEO search, pressure from rates

The growth comes despite the fact that Wells Fargo has been missing a permanent CEO since the sudden resignation of Tim Sloan nearly four months ago.

Goldman Sachs earnings slip in Q2

Net revenues were $9.46 billion for the second quarter of 2019, 2% lower than the second quarter of 2018

Steve Cohen’s Point72 loses long-time hedge fund managers

At least five managers have left for rival Citadel, upsetting the billionaire hedge fund manager

BofA considering subscription model for Merrill Edge

The company’s robo advisor added $1 billion in new client assets in the last three months, according to Bernie Clark

Piper Jaffray buys rival investment bank

Merger Adds the Leading Financial Services Investment Banking Firm to the Growing Piper Jaffray Organization

Wall Street Skeptical Of Deutsche Bank's Restructuring Plan

Deutsche Bank has been struggling to compete with other global investment banks and has been hounded by regulators in recent years

Wells Fargo-Favored Mortgage Master Blend Raises $130 Million

Blend digitizes paper processes for more than 150 banks, including Wells Fargo and US Bank

Wells Fargo selling majority stake in real estate banking giant

Wells Fargo will retain a minority ownership interest in Eastdil.

JPMorgan and BAML raise most money for ‘contentious’ companies

First study to look at banks’ underwriting work through an ethical lens finds Wall Street banks have the least scruples