Managers of Wealth Americas

Goldman Sachs wants half of new recruits to be women

Managers will be asked to interview two or more "qualified diverse candidates" for all non-entry level associate, vice president and managing director positions, according to the memo.

BNY Mellon Debuts Service to Evaluate Environmental, Social and Governance Factors in Investment Performance

BNY Mellon clients will have the ability to view their total ESG and UNGC scores on equities at the account level versus relevant benchmarks over time.

JPMorgan Chase rolls out checking for low-income customers with no overdraft fees

Chase Liquid customers can keep their current accounts, but new customers will not be able to open a Chase Liquid account moving forward, the bank said in a statement.

Deutsche Bank loaned more than $2 billion to Trump over two decades: NYT

According to the newspaper, in some instances, Trump exaggerated his wealth and promised to reward bankers with a weekend at Mar-a-Lago — his private club in Palm Beach, Florida — in order to get loans.

At Goldman Sachs, the future is half female when hiring workers

Blacks or African Americans represent 5.4 percent of Goldman's employees, and 2.9 percent rank as top executives or managers.

WSFS Bank Organizes Corporate Trust and Institutional Services Under New Name

We have developed a strong and successful national and international business in WSFS Institutional Services, and we are excited to align it more closely with the WSFS brand.

Goldman Sachs is reportedly opening up a secretive investing group to outsiders

The bank is making a push to find new clients in investment banking, start new businesses like corporate cash management and gain share in retail banking activities like personal loans.

Moats Widen for JPMorgan and BofA

We believe the U.S. banking system is much stronger and more stable than it was a decade ago, leaving more room for wide moats among the best-positioned banks.

JPMorgan To Combine Middle-Market Tech, Emerging Growth Banking Units

The group will hawk services to the companies, offering to handle treasury, payments, credit, financing, mergers, and acquisitions, noted the report.

Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code for all employees

Goldman Sachs is relaxing its dress code, as the Wall Street giant moves toward a more casual workplace.

Citi Wins Top Awards for Innovation in Structured Products

Citi was awarded Deal of the Year for the USD1M Multi-Asset Best-of Basket Notes due 2023.

Fraud-ucation: Fraud Still Catching Canadians Off Guard

Financial fraud continues to impact Canadians, and as technologies become integrated into everyday life, fraudsters are targeting Canadians in new ways.

JPMorgan prepares temporary Paris office for hard Brexit scenario

It would transfer operations essential to continuing operations in continental Europe if the UK were to leave the EU without a deal.

Scotiabank pulls in $2.25B in first quarter

In the same period a year ago, earnings included an accounting benefit of $150 million

StanChart's Hotly Awaited Review Gets Muted Response

Standard Chartered shares traded 2.8 percent lower by 10:35 a.m. in London trading.

10 major banking trends you can expect to see in 2019

Open Banking regulations from Europe to Hong Kong, Australia, Singapore, and — soon — Canada are fragmenting traditional retail asset and liability gathering in most markets.

Goldman will learn and rebound from 1MDB scandal: CEO

Solomon says bank will use 'different lens' when doing business in emerging markets

US hedge fund reportedly dumps its entire stake in Barclays

According to Reuters, Bramson has in the past urged Barclays to reduce resources allocated to its investment units.

Citigroup chief expects machines to replace thousands of call centre jobs

US bank can use tech to serve customers better and more cheaply, says Mike Corbat

British and US Banks at loggerheads over ties with EU ahead of Brexit

While US banks want Britain to maintain the closest possible ties with the EU after Brexit, UK banks and insurers are anxious they don't become beholden to new laws made by Brussels

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