Industries contribute to PACs; here's how five distribute it ahead of the midterms
Here's a look at how political action committees in five industries have been contributing to federal candidates ahead of the midterms, according to OpenSecrets data.
JPMorgan Investment Banking Chair Carlos Hernandez to retire
Carlos Hernandez, a veteran at JPMorgan is retiring at the end of Q1 next year. He currently leads the struggling corporate investment banking division.
Bank of America profit drops on loan-loss reserve build
The second-largest U.S. bank, led by Brian Moynihan, earned 81 cents a share vs. analysts' expectations of 77 cents per share in the third quarter of the year.
Goldman Sachs to restructure businesses, combining investment banking and trading: report
Goldman Sachs is planning to restructure its biggest businesses into three divisions, which include combining investment banking and trading businesses into one unit.
Big bank earnings ‘are not good numbers’ for the economy, chief strategist warns
Odeon Capital Group chief financial strategist Dick Bove predicts big bank earnings won't continue to be "very strong" if the economy slows down and loan demand slides.
JPMorgan profit down 17% as dealmaking slumps
The bank set aside $808 million in reserves, as the U.S. Federal Reserve's efforts to cool the economy through interest rate hikes have stoked fears of an economic downturn.
Yeezy, owned by Ye, aka Kanye West, cut ties to JPMorgan before 'White Lives Matter,' antisemitism controversy
Kanye West, know known as Ye, has severed ties with JPMorgan Chase. The bank notified his company Yeezy of the change on Sept. 20, weeks before the designer's most recent controversies.
Bank earnings, retail sales and more: Friday's 5 things to know
JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley will begin earnings season for the major banks on Friday morning.
Chase Bank allegedly shutters bank account of religious freedom nonprofit, demands donor list
JPMorgan Chase allegedly closed the bank account of the National Committee for Religious Freedom and demanded a list of political donors from the bipartisan, multi-faith nonprofit.
What is LDI? Liability-Driven Investment strategy explained
Defined benefit pensions have to make sure that their assets, such as stocks and bonds, can generate enough cash to meet liabilities - the monthly payouts guaranteed to pensioners.
Credit Suisse to buy back $3B in debt, sell Hotel Savoy
The Swiss bank's debt buyback plans come in an effort to calm market jitters related to its financial health. Credit Suisse shares jumped more than 10% on Friday.
Edward Jones pulls plug on bank plans
Edward Jones' parent has scrapped plans to create a new bank as market turmoil looms and banking crises in the U.K. and at Credit Suisse threaten a Lehman moment.
How a social media frenzy around Credit Suisse rattled its stock
Online forums, including Twitter and Reddit, have been playing an outsized role in affecting the value of companies like GameStop, AMC and Credit Suisse.
Zelle fraud on rise, according to Massachusetts senator
A report from Democratic Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren's office alleged fraud and scam incidents are becoming more frequent on the payment service Zelle.
UK’s central banker struggles with inflation, a financial crisis and his own government
Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Bank of England, stemmed a bond crisis last week by purchasing government debt, calming the markets but increasing inflationary pressure.
Credit Suisse seeks to calm market jitters
Credit Suisse Group AG tried to assuage fears about its health in a memo to employees and in a round of phone calls to investors and clients over the weekend.
JPMorgan plans to hire 2,000 tech workers by year's end: report
JPMorgan Chase & Co. told Reuters the megabank plans on hiring roughly 2,000 engineers worldwide by the end of 2022 despite the slowing global economy.
Fed enlists six major banks for climate risk analysis
The Federal Reserve Board announced Thursday that it will conduct a climate risk analysis involving six of the largest U.S. banks beginning next year.
After 14 years, Lehman Brothers' brokerage ends liquidation
Bankruptcy Judge Chapman closed the brokerage's estate on Wednesday and awarded final payments to the trustee and his law firm who oversaw the liquidation.
Apple Pay Later unexpectedly delayed until further notice
Apple Pay Later was not released with the iOS 16 update as expected, and the company has not given a new date for its release.