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Marianne Lake and Jennifer Piepszak take new roles as Daniel Pinto becomes sole president
Disclosure comes three decades after Berkshire Hathaway first invested in the US bank
US lender wants to displace rivals JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs in the region
Wells Fargo’s Mike Mayo predicts biggest reduction in industry’s headcount in its history
Ruling comes ahead of trial in which bank is accused of enabling $875m in misappropriated payments
Exclusive: Wall Street bank says trading, financing and custody all under consideration
JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup take unusual step to avoid additional capital requirement
Cash-flooded US banks are taking the unusual step of asking corporate clients to move cash out of deposits
Chief executive Jamie Dimon has expressed his displeasure with work-from-home arrangements
US bank move comes amid cost-cutting drive and geopolitical tensions in the region
Webster Financial bulks up with deal for Sterling Bancorp
Regulators and Wall Street unite to demand action from Congress to speed transition from rate benchmark
US bank’s record first-quarter earnings dented by collapse of Bill Hwang’s family office
Jane Fraser moves to cut costs in retail network soon after taking over as chief executive
Jane Fraser announces US lender to shutter its consumer operation in thirteen markets
By comparison, this week’s crypto-mania is almost a side show
Lender announces $25bn share buyback programme after ‘exceptional’ first three months
JPMorgan, Goldman and Wells Fargo report strong quarters despite lacklustre loan demand
US bank enjoys return to form even if it may be fleeting
US bank posts net earnings of $6.84bn in first quarter but remains ‘vigilant to risks across markets’
Largest US bank by assets releases $5.2bn in loan loss reserves but cautions boost may not last
Outlook for the sector is increasingly bullish as economic recovery takes hold
Regulation of swaps used by Bill Hwang was pushed back once again by Covid
Former British PM David Cameron has admitted he made mistakes lobbying for Greensill Capital
After JPMorgan lost $6.2bn on credit derivatives, it recognised the necessity of a thorough public examination
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