Lananh Nguyen
U.S. Finance Editor at Reuters
"Lan-ann." @Reuters U.S. Finance Editor in New York leading coverage of banking giants. Formerly @nytimes, @business and @dowjones via London.
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2 days ago |
jp.reuters.com | Lananh Nguyen |Niket Nishant
６月２５日、米投資銀行大手ジェフリーズが発表した第２・四半期（３─５月）決算は利益が市場予想を下回った。写真は、マンハッタンにある同行。２０２１年１２月、ニューヨークで撮影（２０２５年 ロイター/Eduardo Munoz） [２５日 ロイター] - 米投資銀行大手ジェフリーズ(JEF.N), opens new tabが２５日発表した第２・四半期（３─５月）決算は利益が市場予想を下回った。株式引受業務の落ち込みが合併・買収（Ｍ＆Ａ）助言業務で得た手数料収入の伸びを相殺した。ただ、同行は経済見通しが明確になるにつれ、今年後半にはディールメーキングが回復する可能性があると述べた。 同行によると、米国の政策や地政学的情勢を巡る不確実性により、第２・四半期初めの２カ月間に投資銀行業務が鈍化したが、投資家心理は５月以降回復しており、顧客は取引機会について積極的に話し合っているという。 普通株主に帰属する純利益は約４０％減の８８００万ドル（１株当たり０．４０ドル）となった。ＬＳＥＧがまとめたアナリストの予想平均は１株０．４４ドルだった。...
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2 days ago |
kfgo.com | Lananh Nguyen |Niket Nishant
By Lananh Nguyen and Niket Nishant(Reuters) -Jefferies’ second-quarter profit fell short of estimates as equity underwriting weakness offset gains from merger advisory fees, but the investment bank said dealmaking could rebound later in 2025 as the economic outlook becomes clearer. Uncertainty due to U.S. policy and geopolitical events slowed investment banking activity in the first two months of the March-May quarter, Jefferies said on Wednesday.
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2 days ago |
ca.finance.yahoo.com | Lananh Nguyen |Niket Nishant
(Reuters) -Jefferies' profit fell nearly 40% in the second quarter as equity underwriting weakness offset gains from merger advisory fees, but the investment bank said dealmaking could rebound later in 2025 as the economic outlook becomes clearer. Uncertainty due to U.S. policy and geopolitical events slowed investment banking activity in the first two months of the March-May quarter, Jefferies said on Wednesday.
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3 days ago |
today.westlaw.com | Lananh Nguyen |Nupur Anand
NEW YORK (Reuters) -The biggest U.S. lenders are expected to clear the Federal Reserve's annual health check this year, showing they have ample capital that can be used to boost dividends, analysts said. The results of the central bank's so-called...
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1 week ago |
gurutrade.com | Lananh Nguyen |Stephen Coates
NEW YORK, June 18 (Reuters) - U.S. consumers are feeling worse about money as tariffs fuel concerns about rising prices, credit reporting agency TransUnion said. Of almost 3,000 people polled in May, 27% were pessimistic about their household finances over the next 12 months, up from 21% in the fourth quarter, TransUnion data showed. "The pessimism is up significantly," Charlie Wise, head of global research and consulting at TransUnion, told Reuters in an interview.
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