Today: September 19, 2024
Today: September 19, 2024

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Wealthy families getting more bullish on risk assets, Citi survey shows

Wealthy families are seeking out risky assets and reducing cash holdings as they turn more bullish about the investment outlook, according to a Citigroup survey

Wealthy families getting more bullish on risk assets, Citi survey shows
Business|Finance

Former Citigroup executive suing bank was fired for performance, company says

Citigroup alleges that a former managing director suing the bank was fired for performance reasons, rather than for what she said were attempts by the bank to

Former Citigroup executive suing bank was fired for performance, company says
Business|Finance

Citigroup says wealth unit to sell trust services business

Citigroup's wealth unit has initiated a process to sell its trust administration and fiduciary services business, the bank said in a statement on Friday.

Business|Finance|News

Citigroup wealth executive hired from BofA leaves after months, source says

A Citigroup executive who joined the bank from Bank of America in April is leaving Citi, one source with knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.

Citigroup wealth executive hired from BofA leaves after months, source says
Business

Citigroup equities execs leaving as reorganization continues, sources say

Three senior executives are leaving Citigroup's equity-trading division, two sources with knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday, as the company undergoes a

Business

Citigroup lays off more bosses as CEO Fraser addresses managing directors -sources

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser held a conference call on Thursday with managing directors to discuss the bank's sweeping overhaul, according to two sources familiar

Business|Economy|News

JPMorgan-backed Brazilian digital bank C6 posts first-ever profit in Q1

Brazilian digital bank C6, which is backed by JPMorgan Chase, posted its first ever profit in the first quarter, as its revenue increased and credit losses fell

Business

JPMorgan bets on new wealth planning tool to draw investments

JPMorgan Chase seeks to expand the reach of its wealth management business and bring in more investments by offering a new planning tool to its 54 million Chase

JPMorgan bets on new wealth planning tool to draw investments
Business

Citigroup wealth unit taps Weintraub from UBS to lead family office group

Citigroup hired Richard Weintraub from UBS to head its wealth management group catering to family offices in the Americas, according to a memo seen by Reuters.

Citigroup wealth unit taps Weintraub from UBS to lead family office group
Business

Wall Street bonuses fell 2% for 2023, New York Comptroller says

Wall Street's cash bonuses fell 2% to an average $176,500 last year as financial firms took a more cautious approach to compensation, according to an estimate

Wall Street bonuses fell 2% for 2023, New York Comptroller says
Business

Citigroup CEO sees rising fees in investment banking, weaker markets revenue

Citigroup expects investment banking fees to rise by a low-teens percentage in the first quarter versus the fourth quarter of 2023, CEO Jane Fraser told

Citigroup CEO sees rising fees in investment banking, weaker markets revenue
Business

US banks' profits to shrink as they brace for souring loans

U.S. banking giants are expected this week to report lower profits for the fourth quarter after they set money aside to cover souring loans while also paying

US banks' profits to shrink as they brace for souring loans
Business

HSBC adds US stock analysts to serve wealthy clients

HSBC expanded its Americas equity research team to 24 people this year, adding to its coverage of U.S. stock markets for wealthy clients, the bank said on

HSBC adds US stock analysts to serve wealthy clients
Business

Citigroup closes municipal underwriting and market-making unit- memo

Citigroup has decided to close its municipal underwriting and market-making activities, according to a memo seen by Reuters.

Citigroup closes municipal underwriting and market-making unit- memo
Business

Citigroup asks employees to speak up about inappropriate behavior

A top Citigroup executive asked employees to speak up if they see inappropriate behavior after a managing director sued the company this week, alleging she was

Citigroup asks employees to speak up about inappropriate behavior
Business

Wall Street bonuses expected to stay flat or decline -study

Bonuses for investment bankers advising companies on mergers and acquisitions are expected to drop by 15% to 25% this year from 2022, according to a study by

Wall Street bonuses expected to stay flat or decline -study
Business

Moody's creates private credit rating and research group

Ratings agency Moody's is creating a unit to research and rate private credit, the firm said on Monday.

Moody's creates private credit rating and research group
Business

Morgan Stanley's Pick and Gorman talk succession, strategy and challenges

Morgan Stanley's current CEO James Gorman and incoming CEO Ted Pick spoke with Reuters about the company's leadership succession and strategy.

Morgan Stanley's Pick and Gorman talk succession, strategy and challenges
Business

Citigroup has 'no room for bystanders' in reorganization, CEO says

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser said on Friday that top employees were on board with the company's sweeping reorganization, and that there was "no room for bystanders

Citigroup has 'no room for bystanders' in reorganization, CEO says
Business

Citi's new banking head Raghavan begins as CEO hails his 'intensity'

Viswas Raghavan joined Citigroup as its new head of banking this week in New York, the lender said on Tuesday, after it hired the former head of investment

Citi's new banking head Raghavan begins as CEO hails his 'intensity'
Business|Economy

Wall Street bonuses to rise this year as deals return, says report

Bonuses are poised to recover on Wall Street this year, fueled by strong equity market gains and recovery in investment banking, according to financial services

Wall Street bonuses to rise this year as deals return, says report
Economy

Citigroup hires Don Plaus from BofA to lead private bank in North America

Citigroup hired former Merrill Lynch executive Don Plaus as the head of its private bank in North America, according to a memo to staff seen by Reuters on

Citigroup hires Don Plaus from BofA to lead private bank in North America
Business|News

Citi CEO says US consumers are more cautious, emphasizes bank overhaul

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser told shareholders on Tuesday that U.S. consumers are becoming more cautious with their spending and making smaller purchases.

Citi CEO says US consumers are more cautious, emphasizes bank overhaul
Business|News

Morgan Stanley shareholders urged to vote against pay proposal by proxy adviser

Morgan Stanley shareholders should vote against its proposal for executive pay at the bank's annual meeting on May 23, according to a recommendation by

Morgan Stanley shareholders urged to vote against pay proposal by proxy adviser

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