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Dubai, which teetered on the brink of default in 2009, is cracking down on misconduct at its financial center to safeguard its position as a business hub.
November 21 -
During the first half of the year, bank insurance brokerage units generated $3.37 billion in fee income, down 13.2% from $3.89 billion a year earlier.
November 20 -
Bank of America exceeded $15.06 yesterday, the price on the day before Brian T. Moynihan became chief executive officer almost four years ago.
November 20 -
Government officials believe ever-intensifying regulatory requirements will force the largest banks to shrink and simplify to the point they are no longer a threat to the financial system. But bankers see a different future.
November 20 -
The firm added two family wealth advisors in New York and Boston.
November 19 -
The $8.5 billion settlement reached with Bank of America gave mortgage-bond investors more than twice what they would have recovered through litigation and was an easy decision, an attorney for the trustee who negotiated the deal said.
November 19 -
The pairing of Rockville Financial in Connecticut and United Financial in Massachusetts would create a $5 billion-asset bank that can get more efficient yet invest in growth. More deals like it have been happening around the country this year.
November 18 -
The credit rating agency cut its ratings on four of the biggest U.S. banks after deciding the government would be less likely to help them repay creditors in a crisis.
November 15 -
Javier Martin-Artajo, the former JPMorgan Chase banker accused of helping hide trading losses that eventually surpassed $6.2 billion, told a Spanish judge he opposes extradition to the U.S.
November 15 -
The firm is seeking regulatory approval to make financial advisors dual employees of its bank subsidiary in addition to the broker-dealer as it increases mortgage lending, a person briefed on the matter said
November 15 -
Recent legal settlements have compounded big banks' fears about pursuing M&A, U.S. Bancorp chief Richard Davis says.
November 14 -
Banks and credit unions are rewarding their advisors with higher payouts for fee-based business, ranging from 40% to 50%.
November 13 -
BNY Mellon Wealth Management made two senior hires in Boston and San Diego that are part of its recruiting campaign to increase its sales force by 50% by the end of next year.
November 13 -
The Financial Stability Board lowered the proposed surcharge on globally systemically-important banks for Citigroup and Bank of New York Mellon, leaving JPMorgan Chase as the only U.S. institution to face the highest 2.5% capital buffer.
November 12 -
The bank nabbed the assistant research director of GE Asset Management to lead the U.S. equity portfolio team.
November 12 -
The company lost money in the third quarter as it aggressively looked to build assets. At least one investor urged management to take a break from acquisitions during a quarterly call to discuss results.
November 12 -
Bank of America should pay the maximum penalty of $863 million for selling defective loans to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, given the egregiousness of the fraud, U.S. prosecutors told a federal judge.
November 11 -
The new directors will oversee business development in Pittsburgh; Westport, Conn.; and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
November 11 -
Were not maniacally focused on how many advisors we have affiliated with the firm, says Scott Curtis, president of Raymond James Financial Services.
November 8 -
A former JPMorgan Chase banker who managed Bernard Madoffs account said the con man was on track to receive a $200 million loan less than a month before his arrest if the request hadnt been dropped.
November 8

