Managers of Wealth Americas

Scotiabank plans Taiwan exit as Asia revamp continues

An FSC spokesman confirmed that it had received notice from the bank of its intent to leave the market.

RBA would "welcome" strong US jobs data, economists say

It pushed the market's pricing of an interest rate hike from the Federal Reserve from around a one in three chance to a near 50 per cent chance.

JPMorgan Says Libor Probes Ended in U.S., U.K. After EU Penalty

The bank said at the time this concerned the conduct of two former traders during a one-month period in early 2007.

One of the world's largest high-speed traders has 'opened up the kimono,' and it shows how Wall Street is changing

The partnership has broad significance for high-speed trading firms, investment banking world, US Treasurys market, considered the most important market in the world.

Bank of Montreal opts for Kyc.com

Firms benefit from an industry led policy standard for KYC data quality and completeness as well as lowered costs and simplified processes.

JPMorgan boss: 'What we want is to keep our jobs in London'

'We're not threatening anything'.

UBS sees outflows from LatAm clients as tax regulations bite

As the emerging market countries implement their own amnesty programs, we will help manage our clients through those programs.

No end to Deutsche Bank’s problems: new litigations in the US and frailty in EU stress test

Apart from the problems the largest German lender has in relation to its crumbling credit worthiness and disappearing profits, new ones were added last week.

Former Bank of America attorney ousted as Fifth Third general counsel

A personal matter has been brought to our attention that Fifth Third believes represents a conflict of interest, Fifth Third said in a statement.

Bank of America axes Russia trading chief as it downsizes Moscow

The bank has been recently showing outstanding results in different spheres of its operations in Russia.

New JFK Arrest Highlights HSBC’s Criminal History

As a result of the intensive investigation, four banks pled guilty in 2015 to conspiring to manipulate currency prices.

William T. Murray III, banker and world traveler, dies

The son of William T. Murray Jr., a farmer, and Edmonia Colhoun Murray, a homemaker, William Talbot Murray III was born in Washington and raised on his family's West River farm.

Ex-Goldman banker Gordon Dyal beefs up M&A boutique

When ChemChina announced it would buy Swiss seeds and pesticide group Syngenta for $43 billion, amongst a raft of big name bank advisers, one new name stood out: Dyal Co.

Ex-Barclays executive seen as strong contender to replace EBS' Mandelzis

ICAP CEO Michael Spencer said the company was considering internal and external candidates.

Evercore Agrees to Transfer Ownership and Control of its Mexican Private Equity Business to its Principals

In our future funds we expect to maintain the same strategy as our previous funds.

Bank of America’s Q2 Profits Miss the Mark

So if servicing is running off and not being replaced as fast, if we're holding more mortgages on the balance sheet as we transition from MBI to NII you could see that line continues sort of trend lower.

Goldman Sachs Reports Second Quarter Earnings Per Common Share Of $3.72

Annualized return on average common shareholders’ equity (ROE) (1) was 8.7% for the second quarter of 2016 and 7.5% for the first half of 2016.

BTIG Strengthens Latin American Trading Expertise

The firm’s affiliated trading desks are strategically located and staffed in major financial centers around the globe.

JP Morgan to raise pay for 18,000 US staff

Salaries will increase from $10.15 (£7.71) per hour to between $12 and $16 an hour depending on geographic area.

Citibank moves to scrap certain Venezuelan accounts

In a speech yesterday, President Nicolas Maduro slammed the move, which would see his government's foreign currency accounts closed within a month.

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