Senate aims to attach major marijuana legislation to end-of-year 'must-pass' bills: report
A bipartisan group of United States senators led by Chuck Schumer is reportedly working to attach marijuana legislation to “must-pass” bills at the end of the year.
Cash-hungry companies get creative raising capital
Companies that are thinking outside the box of traditional ways to raise capital include Lordstown Motors, Foxconn, Bright Health Group, and JPMorgan Chase.
Citigroup trying to get accidental $500M Revlon loan payment back
Citigroup is in talks to recoup a $500 million loan payment made for Revlon that was made by mistake.
Bank regulator’s anti-racism efforts go too far, witnesses tell Senate: ‘Disparity is not discrimination’
Witnesses told the Senate Banking Committee that only those policies that are explicitly discriminatory should be rooted out to make the financial system fair.
Mortgage rates decrease for third week in a row
The PMMS 30-year mortgage rate released by Freddie Mac dropped for the third week in a row after reaching a 20-year high this year caused by Fed rate hikes.
BlockFi makes first appearance in bankruptcy court
Founded by fintech executive-turned-crypto entrepreneur Zac Prince, the company said its bankruptcy stemmed from its substantial exposure to FTX and broader turmoil in crypto markets.
JPMorgan, other banks in talks to reimburse scammed Zelle customers
The pandemic supercharged money-transfer services. Zelle recorded some 1.8 billion transactions in 2021 totaling $490 billion, more than double prepandemic levels.
Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking operation benefited banks, accusers allege in lawsuit
Women who allege they were abused by Jeffrey Epstein filed a lawsuit against two banks they claim benefited financially from his sex trafficking system.
Credit Suisse warns of $1.6 billion loss after clients pull money
Credit Suisse, racked with issues since it lost billions from the default of Archegos in March 2021, decided to issue stock after $1.6 billion in withdrawals.
Crypto lender Genesis had sought emergency loan of $1 Billion
Crypto lender Genesis sought $1 billion in emergency loan to fend off a bank run, caused by FTX collapse, before suspending redemptions and loan issuance.
House Republicans seek Biden family bank records in investigation: 'Is he compromised?'
Republicans in the House of Representatives, working through the Oversight Committee, are seeking to obtain extensive banking records of the Biden family.
Bonus season not looking bright for private equity, Wall Street: report
Bonus season may not be as merry as in past years as a new estimate from compensation experts say bonuses could drop as much as 15%.
European Central Bank's Christine Lagarde doubles down on rate increases
ECB President Christine Lagarde said central bankers must be "prepared to take the necessary decisions, however difficult, to bring inflation back down.
Bank of England makes biggest interest rate hike in 30 years
The bank boosted its key rate by three-quarters of a percentage point Thursday, to 3%, after consumer price inflation returned to a 40-year high in September.
Toomey Leads Charge Against ESG ratings firms
Toomey, a Republican, has requested information from a dozen firms including proxy advisors and ratings agencies on how they come up with scores that rank how various corporations adhere to ESG.
CFPB cracks down on overdraft, bounced check fees
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued guidance last week to stop banks from charging surprise overdraft and bounced check fees.
Credit Suisse cutting 2,700 jobs in fourth quarter, expects more by 2025
Credit Suisse Group AG is reducing its workforce by 5% in the fourth quarter and plans to trim its headcount even more by 2025, the company said Thursday.
Record Americans have bank accounts, powered by pandemic funds
A record number of American households had bank accounts in 2021, according to a survey released Tuesday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
JPMorgan Chase allowing certain customers early access to direct deposit paychecks
Certain customers of Chase, the consumer and commercial banking arm of JPMorgan Chase, can now get assess to their directly deposited paychecks sooner.
19 states investigate major US banks for pushing ESG policies 'killing' American companies
19 states are serving top banks in the U.S. for information regarding their involvement in the United Nations' net-zero ESG policies, saying it is harmful to American businesses.