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  • Friday, 16 April, 2021
    Morgan Stanley
    Morgan Stanley reports $911m Archegos losses

    US bank’s record first-quarter earnings dented by collapse of Bill Hwang’s family office

  • Thursday, 15 April, 2021
    Citigroup to exit most of its Asian consumer businesses

    Jane Fraser moves to cut costs in retail network soon after taking over as chief executive

  • Thursday, 15 April, 2021
    LexCitigroup Inc
    Citigroup: a new boss takes on old problems Premium

    Jane Fraser announces US lender to shutter its consumer operation in thirteen markets

  • Thursday, 15 April, 2021
    Gillian Tett
    Wall Street banks are pulling ahead of the Europeans again

    By comparison, this week’s crypto-mania is almost a side show

  • Thursday, 15 April, 2021
    Bank of America Corp
    Bank of America’s quarterly profit more than doubles

    Lender announces $25bn share buyback programme after ‘exceptional’ first three months

  • Wednesday, 14 April, 2021
    Boom on Wall Street powers US bank profits

    JPMorgan, Goldman and Wells Fargo report strong quarters despite lacklustre loan demand

  • Wednesday, 14 April, 2021
    LexGoldman Sachs Group
    Goldman Sachs: a stellar ROE, an even better ROA Premium

    US bank enjoys return to form even if it may be fleeting

  • Wednesday, 14 April, 2021
    Goldman Sachs Group
    Trading and investment banking drive jump in Goldman revenues

    US bank posts net earnings of $6.84bn in first quarter but remains ‘vigilant to risks across markets’

  • Wednesday, 14 April, 2021
    JPMorgan Chase & Co
    JPMorgan earnings surge on strengthening US economy

    Largest US bank by assets releases $5.2bn in loan loss reserves but cautions boost may not last

  • Promoted Content
  • Tuesday, 13 April, 2021
    Five things to watch in US bank earnings

    Outlook for the sector is increasingly bullish as economic recovery takes hold

  • Monday, 12 April, 2021
    News in-depthUS financial regulation
    US put off derivatives rules for a decade before Archegos blew up

    Regulation of swaps used by Bill Hwang was pushed back once again by Covid

  • Monday, 12 April, 2021
    FT News Briefing podcast10 min listen
    Cameron breaks Greensill silence, equity investors brace for Biden tax hikes

    Former British PM David Cameron has admitted he made mistakes lobbying for Greensill Capital

  • Friday, 9 April, 2021
    The Top LineTom Braithwaite
    London Whale lessons for Credit Suisse and Nomura

    After JPMorgan lost $6.2bn on credit derivatives, it recognised the necessity of a thorough public examination

  • Thursday, 8 April, 2021
    Renewable energy
    Wall Street and big tech team up to oppose Texas wind power bill

    State’s legislature debates plan to impose extra costs on renewables plants

  • Wednesday, 7 April, 2021
    Lex
    Dimon/Greensill: his report of banking’s demise is exaggerated Premium

    The centrality of large, regulated lenders endures despite competitive pressure from shadow banks and fintechs

  • Thursday, 1 April, 2021
    News in-depthDerivatives
    Archegos debacle reveals hidden risk of lucrative swaps

    Derivatives that blew up Hwang family office were growing source of revenue for Wall Street

  • Wednesday, 31 March, 2021
    Archegos Capital Management
    Banks conduct internal probes over Archegos debacle

    Prime brokers quizzed by risk managers over how Hwang family office was offered so much leverage

  • Wednesday, 31 March, 2021
    Lex
    Lex letter from New York: Archegos, junior bankers and misplaced priorities Premium

    Pressure to maximise profits leaves little appetite to think about talent and reputation

  • Tuesday, 30 March, 2021
    Archegos Capital Management
    Archegos banks discussed co-operation to head off selling frenzy

    Counterparties met last week to consider orderly unwinding of Bill Hwang’s leveraged equity bets

  • Monday, 29 March, 2021
    News in-depthArchegos Capital Management
    How Bill Hwang got back into banks’ good books — then blew them up

    Prime brokers shook off concerns about Archegos as they eyed lucrative lending

  • Thursday, 25 March, 2021
    Fed lifts curbs on US banks’ share buybacks and dividends

    Central bank expresses confidence financial sector has weathered pandemic shock

  • Tuesday, 23 March, 2021
    Citigroup Inc
    Citigroup chief Jane Fraser calls for reset of working life

    Memo says blurring of work and home unsustainable after Goldman complaints go public

  • Sunday, 21 March, 2021
    Bank stocks rally runs into concerns about short-term rates

    Analysts say Fed’s determination to keep rates low puts pressure on profitability

  • Friday, 19 March, 2021
    US financial regulation
    Fed calls time on looser capital requirements for US banks

    Central bank announces that capital relief introduced at start of pandemic will expire at end of March

  • Wednesday, 17 March, 2021
    FT AlphavilleClaire Jones
    The Fed’s new framework has sown confusion

    Central banks’ reactions in the US and elsewhere are becoming harder for investors to read.

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