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Long-standing fears that the business model cannot work have hit Uber’s post-IPO performance.
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Greater consideration has to be given to financing conservation. That includes questioning the financing of firms that produce pesticides and herbicides.
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Ten years on from the crisis, Morgan Stanley was already a different animal, with a shift to half its revenues generated from wealth management – what will it look like in another 10 years? Maybe more like Bank of America or JPMorgan…
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TNC aims for $1.6 billion impact of blue bonds by 2025; Morgan Stanley commits to financing plastic reduction for oceans.
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Non-profit organization Virtual Enterprises International held its annual gala at Cipriani in New York City in April.
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Expectations of the valuation investors are likely to put on Uber when it lists are falling in line with the shares of its closest competitor that beat it to public ownership.
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Big pools of private capital, led by sovereign wealth funds, private equity sponsors and family offices, now dominate capital formation in the key growth industry sectors of technology and biotech and the expanding markets of Asia. New tech will let networks of private investors connect and exchange it more easily.
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As part of Euromoney's 50th anniversary coverage, we profile some of the biggest names that we interviewed for our April capital markets focus.
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Closure of second investigation brings embarrassing episode to an end.
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Protectionism is undermining an otherwise moderate global outlook as growth continues, labour markets tighten and geopolitical crises calm.
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Firms are funding social and environmental projects on the one hand and fossil fuels on the other – it’s time to show they care.
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JPMorgan Chase to stop financing private prisons; Aspiration shows values-based banking model.
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Macro and monetary policy factors are affecting some currencies more than traditional commodity triggers.
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The rationale to accelerate cuts in its US investment bank is obvious, but an orderly withdrawal will be hard to execute.
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JPMorgan is trying to advance its master plan for global fintech domination with a discipline that is often lacking in a sector better known for wildly over-promising than actually delivering practical solutions.
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$500 million bond for affordable housing and CDFI loans.
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JPMorgan says that its new dollar stablecoins are collateralized against client dollar deposits but it also emphasizes its own strong balance sheet as surety.
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Even though this business is notoriously sticky, Goldman Sachs’ entry into cash management business could shake up the industry.
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Tired of paying what they view as exorbitant fees to the incumbents, some large US brokers, banks and financial services firms have now decided to take the US equity exchanges on at their own game. The names involved and the amount of order flow that they now control mean that – this time – it could just work.
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Tired of paying what they view as exorbitant fees to the incumbents, some large US brokers, banks and financial services firms have now decided to take the US equity exchanges on at their own game. The names involved and the amount of order flow that they now control mean that – this time – MEMX could just work.
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Wealth management was built by men for men, but now that women will become the largest beneficiaries of the $30 trillion intergenerational wealth transfer, the industry needs to overhaul itself. If it doesn’t, it will be letting down more than just its female clients.
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President Donald Trump has pulled off the almost impossible task of making America’s banks look good, if not exactly great, again.
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On January 25, after a record-breaking 35-day shutdown, a deal was finally struck to fund US government activity until February 15, but without another agreement, state agencies will again close down on that day. Equity capital markets bankers could face further disruption and precious few options for getting IPOs out of the door.
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Equity capital markets bankers are having to get more creative with their advice to flotation candidates as the US government shutdown drags on.
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Companies waiting to complete securities offerings while Washington remains deadlocked have few options – and more risk.
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The deadline looms for SEC-regulated investors to report on the liquidity of individual bond positions, but the more pressing question is the accuracy of fund valuations.
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Management is confident that its long-term positioning will serve shareholders well.
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Goldman aims to grow in consumer banking and corporate cash management.