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.
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.

















