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2 weeks ago |
barrons.com | Rebecca Ungarino |Avi Salzman
JPMorgan Chase is pitching itself as the bank of choice for companies and investors seeking access to the carbon-credit markets, as the firm solidifies a new long-term agreement with a start-up active in the energy-intensive pulp and paper industry.
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3 weeks ago |
barrons.com | Rebecca Ungarino |Nicole Goodkind
Michelle Bowman, a fifth-generation community banker from Kansas and a governor of the Federal Reserve since 2018, is President Donald Trump’s pick for vice chair for supervision, a role that would give her oversight of the U.S. banking system. Her confirmation, which could move forward this month in the Senate, represents a defining moment in the broader fight over the future of financial regulation, and would be an important win for advocates of lighter bank regulation.
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3 weeks ago |
barrons.com | Rebecca Ungarino
Citigroup is selling a unit that houses some 180 private-credit, private-equity, infrastructure, and other alternative-asset funds to the big privately held financial-tech company iCapital, the two firms said.
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1 month ago |
barrons.com | Rebecca Ungarino
Visa offered mixed financial results on Tuesday, as quarterly earnings that accounted for certain items slipped from a year ago and missed Wall Street forecasts. The San Francisco-based company’s revenue, payments volume, and processed transactions rose from a year earlier, however. Shares rose in response to the earnings report. Visa left its financial outlook for 2025 unchanged, a welcome sign for investors evaluating how companies are positioning themselves against an uncertain economic outlook.
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1 month ago |
barrons.com | Rebecca Ungarino
Wells Fargo said Monday that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lifted a consent order that the bank had been operating under for seven years, a sign that what had been the nation’s most troubled big lender is fixing long-running compliance weaknesses. The San Francisco-based bank said the agency terminated a consent order issued in April 2018 for improperly charging some mortgage borrowers and for the way it ran an insurance program for auto loans.
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