Managers of Wealth Americas

Western Alliance Bancorporation and Bridge Capital Holdings Complete Merger

The combined company has approximately $13 billion in assets and 48 offices

One of these women may win the struggle to run a Wall Street firm

The first woman to run a Wall Street firm could be a behavioral scientist, a mathematician, or an engineer

Obama's day: Brazil, the Export-Import Bank

The global economy takes center stage Tuesday as President Obama hosts the president of Brazil and looks for ways to save the Export-Import Bank.

Closure of US Ex-Im Bank likely to hit Boeing

Boeing has tried its best to save Ex-Im Bank by putting pressure on opponents

Morgan Stanley Weighs New Bond-Trading Push

Firm weighs new effort in fixed-income trading to help hit profit targets after postcrisis retreat

Global banking recruiters return to campus

This time though they draw a mixed reception.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s Storey Quits After Eight Years

Storey and his colleague James Slabbert, who he reported to, were ranked fifth out of 15 analysts in the annual survey published in May by Johannesburg-based weekly magazine Financial Mail.

Goldman Sachs' Consumer Lending Foray Draws Skeptics

The Goldman Sachs (GS - Get Report) brand has become synonymous with high net worth, and plans to broaden its reach into less lofty social strata are already drawing some skeptics.

SunEdison & Morgan Stanley Launch Huge Solar Energy Expansion

Partnering with Morgan Stanley to make tax equity financing available immediately, SunEdison is executing a major launch of an innovative power purchase agreement (PPA) product across seven states.

3 Things JPMorgan Chase Vice Chairman Jimmy Lee Taught Me

Wall Street lost a giant last week when James "Jimmy" Lee, the vice chairman of JPMorgan Chase (JPM - Get Report), died unexpectedly.

BDA Named Investment Bank of the Year; Expands New York Office

BDA Partners was named investment bank of the year at the ACG New York Champion's Awards

Wall Street Diverges as Gorman and Blankfein Take Opposite Paths

They are Lloyd Blankfein and James Gorman, and they run the only surviving stand-alone investment banks in the U.S. -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley

Goldman Sachs Interns No Longer Allowed To Work Past Midnight

Investment banking firm Goldman Sachs has rolled out a new policy disallowing its summer interns from working past midnight

J.P. Morgan Faces a Void After a Deal Maker’s Death

James ‘Jimmy’ Lee was one of the firm’s point men with corporate chieftains and titans of finance

Barclays to refocus US mortgage trading

Barclays Plc will no longer make markets for mortgage-backed bonds issued prior to the financial crisis as they have become less profitable under tighter British regulations on these securities, a bank spokesman said on Wednesday.

Goldman Sachs Bans Investment Banking Interns From Working Past Midnight

Goldman Sachs Group has 2,900 interns globally

Remembering Jimmy Lee: When JPMorgan's Star Dealmaker Graced The Cover Of Forbes

Jimmy was a master of his craft

GM and FCA line up financial advisers in merger stand-off

GM signed a letter of engagement with Goldman Sachs earlier this week seeking advice on FCA

Goldman Sachs enters retail lending. What could go wrong?

Investment bank takes page from Michael Milken playbook, seeks to profit from high-risk loans

Wall Street lead over EU banks looks set in stone

Wall Street’s market share grab is long established. America’s economy has been faster to rebound after the crisis, meaning U.S. banks have taken the lion’s share in underwriting and M&A fees.