Banks

Under its CEO, JPMorgan Chase sets the banking standard globally in returns and operating performance.

The U.S. is considering loosening its grip on the nation’s biggest lenders in a regulatory move that could potentially increase demand for Treasury debt.

With U.S. markets closed for the Juneteenth holiday, global investors were weighing up a potential escalation in the Israel-Iran conflict.

Here’s what investors should know about trading hours on Thursday.

Stablecoins are unlikely to impact Visa and Mastercard in the short term, say analysts.

Whiplash from the president’s rapidly shifting approach to tariffs and immigration is taking a toll on clients’ ability to plan for the future, though the economy remains on solid ground.

One year after being beaten down by controversy, the brokerage is a growth stock again.

Advisor Ralph Angelo shares why his team joined Commonwealth from Osaic and what he thinks about the planned acquisition of Commonwealth by LPL Financial.

The results of the bank’s latest internal opinion survey showed fewer employees than last year say they view their health and well-being as a corporate priority.

The lawmakers criticized the regulator for a lack of specificity in its public notice about why removing a limit on the amount of assets the bank of assets can hold was warranted

KKR co-founder and co-Executive Chairman Henry Kravis just sold $154 million of stock of the private-equity firm.

The ECB cut interest rates for the eighth consecutive meeting.

Goldman sees asset management as a counterweight to its more mercurial trading business.

Schwab recently launched an alternative investment offering for retail investors—but the company set a high bar to participate.

The U.S. bank had operated under the limit since 2018.

Musk calls tax bill a “disgusting abomination,” Nvidia leapfrogs Microsoft in market cap, Fed lifts asset cap on Wells Fargo, and more news to start your day.

Collections activity for most student borrowers resumed on May 5.

A group of advisors say they have been unfairly caught up in a legal battle between LPL Financial and Ameriprise Financial, their current and former firms.

“Overall, the weight of the technical evidence suggests this recovery is real,” LPL Financial’s Jeffrey Buchbinder notes.

Dimon prompted some market jitters during Friday’s sideways trading session.

The former Fed governor is widely viewed as one of the president’s top choices to succeed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell next year.

Fed officials fret that the $1.7 trillion market for private credit has grown so big it could pose a risk to financial stability.

Moynihan recently sat down for a discussion as part of the At Barron’s interview series.

Regulators at one point had more than a dozen consent orders open against the bank.

The company is expanding its alternative investment and banking capabilities to better attract and retain financial advisors who serve wealthy investors, Chief Executive Rich Steinmeier says.