Cantor executive, former Deutsche Bank Co-CEO Anshu Jain dies
Anshu Jain, a veteran of the financial industry and Cantor Fitzgerald president and former co-CEO of Deutsche Bank, has died after a battle with cancer, according to his family.
Bill to limit overdraft fees sent to House of Representatives
Congress is considering a bill to limit overdraft fees, and experts have mixed opinions on what it could mean for consumers.
Ex-JPMorgan traders cleared of racketeering, found guilty of fraud
Three former JPMorgan Chase were acquitted of racketeering and conspiracy charges in a futures manipulation trial. Two were found guilty on other charges including fraud.
Inflation and recession risk mean buy now, pay later isn't going anywhere: report
Consumers are continuing to use buy now, pay later to make purchases, even as recession risk grows, according to a new report.
Gov. DeSantis fights leftist corporations’ attempts to use ESG to control how people live
Gov. DeSantis is fighting leftist corporations that are trying to control how people live through ESG. All six major banks have embraced this radical agenda.
Bank of England makes biggest rate rise since 1995
The bank has increased borrowing costs at six straight meetings of its monetary policy committee. It warned that the U.K will enter a recession later this year.
Equifax sent lenders inaccurate credit scores on millions of consumers
Equifax sent incorrect credit scores to to banks and nonbank lenders that may have been off by as much as 20 points in either direction.
Personal loans increasingly used by financially vulnerable consumers, J.D. Power report says – here’s why
A report from J.D. Power said financially vulnerable consumers are increasingly leaning on personal loans to help them pay down debt.
West Virginia treasurer rips top banks for blacklisting fossil fuels: 'This is what powers the country'
West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore detailed the attack on fossil fuels in his state on Fox News Channel's 'Fox & Friends,' Monday, explaining his pushback against top banks.
ECB raises rates by half-percentage point in first hike since 2011
European Central Bank raised interest rates by half a percent which exceeded expectations and devised a plan to purchase debt of Europe's most vulnerable economies.
Republicans introduce bill forcing Biden admin to stop cramming 'woke agenda' upon community banks
A group of House Republicans introduced legislation Wednesday that they said would fight back against President Biden's latest attempts to push his "woke agenda" upon small businesses.
Bank of America posts revenue beat despite quarterly earnings miss
Bank of America's second quarter profit fell to $6.2 billion, or 73 cents per diluted share, compared to $9.2 billion, or $1.03 per share, during the same period a year ago.
Goldman profit halves but beats estimates as fixed-income trading shines
Revenue at the global markets unit, which houses Goldman's trading desks, jumped 32% to $6.47 billion, with fixed income, commodities and trading revenue surging 55% and equities revenue adding 11%.
Alabama lawsuit accuses Regions Bank, trustees of mismanaging trust founded by late secretary of state
Regions Financial has been accused in a lawsuit of allegedly overcharging fees and mismanaging a trust.
Stock futures gain ahead of bank earnings, retail sales
Traders are bracing for another round of earnings reports Friday morning including the latest results from Citigroup and Wells Fargo.
Friday's trading: 5 things to know
Traders will be concentrating on even more bank earnings on Friday including results from Citigroup and Wells Fargo.
Bank of America slapped with $225 million fine by federal regulators
Bank of America is being fined $225 million by federal regulators for how they handled a jobless benefits program during the COVID-19 pandemic.
BNPL inclusion in credit reports causes growing consumer concerns, survey claims
Consumers are growing increasingly concerned about their buy now, pay later payments being put on their credit reports.
Stock futures trade lower ahead of bank earnings
Traders are bracing for the start of earnings season from the big banks with results scheduled Thursday from JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley.
Thursday's trading: 5 things to know
Thursday's trading could be impacted by earnings reports from JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, the producer price index for June, weekly jobless claims and more.


















