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Third-quarter revenues increased 43% but the difficulty is in repeating the performance
Japanese bank benefits from wave of dealmaking driven by country’s companies
German lender helped by falling costs and a drop in provisions for bad loans
Sustained negative rates in the region cited as main reason for divergent fortunes
Surging trading revenues offset economic shock from coronavirus
Swiss bank sets aside $2.5bn for shareholders after revenue surges and loan loss provisions drop
Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America wary of big payouts after booking loan loss charges
Bank is in a stronger position for good and bad times but this is not reflected in its valuation
Strong markets help drive gains for US bank’s investment and loans portfolio
News overshadows declining credit costs and improved results from banks’ fee-based businesses
Trading bonanza helps push Wall Street bank’s profitability to highest level in decade
New role to cross-sell more investment banking services to clients in private bank
Recent transactions highlight a shift in the balance of power away from investment banking arm
James Gorman’s acquisitions of ETrade and Eaton Vance place less emphasis on the investment bank operations
James Gorman says ‘we’d be stupid’ not to take advantage of healthier market
Solomon plans to elevate fewer to the partnership this year than any time since flotation
Incoming chief’s dilemma is whether to stay the course with current bank structure or shake things up
Two senior lieutenants given roles at investment bank, putting them in direct competition to replace outgoing chief executive
Dealmakers have adjusted to working from home but many say it is no substitute for face-to-face meetings
Mark Sorrell and Stephan Feldgoise are elevated as a drop in advisory fees from pandemic hits dealmaking
UBS looks at recreating busy trading floors with London VR experiment for homeworkers
First female leader of a big Wall Street bank will need to bring order to its operations
Central bank ‘miscalculation’ led to slightly inflated capital requirements for the two US banks
Robin Rousseau is latest in string of departures from German lender
Chinese payments company’s dual listing is expected to deliver at least $300m in fees
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