Freshfields appoint Ashworth as Asia managing partner
Global law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has appointed Robert Ashworth for the role of Asia managing partner.
Banks entering 'Golden Age': Bove
High-profile banking analyst Richard Bove said the U.S. banking sector is entering into a “golden age.” The financial strategist at Rochdale Securities explains that banks have so flush cash on their balance sheets that corporate earnings will grow by 20 percent annually over the next few years.
JPMorgan profit rises 47 percent, beating estimates
JPMorgan Chase & Co reported a 47 percent increase in quarterly earnings, and said loan demand and trading profit could grow this year, boosting investor optimism that revenue for major banks will recover.
JPMorgan profit beats, helped by reserve release
JPMorgan Chase & Co reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings, helped by narrowing losses on bad loans that allowed it to release $2 billion of reserves.
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Twins' bid to void Facebook settlement meets doubt
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss found a skeptical audience on Tuesday as they tried to persuade a U.S. appeals court to release them from a $65 million settlement over the founding of online social network Facebook.
Banks cheered by upgrade, Portugal bond sale
U.S. bank stocks rose as a broker upgrade and a successful bond sale by debt-ridden Portugal added to a mood of optimism.
U.S. banks cheered by upgrade, Portugal bond sale
U.S. bank stocks rose as a broker upgrade and a successful bond sale by debt-ridden Portugal added to a mood of optimism.
Goldman to lose most from Volcker rule: JP Morgan
Goldman Sachs Group Inc likely has the most to lose among global investment banks from a new regulation that limits proprietary trading, analysts at J.P. Morgan Securities said, and downgraded the stock to neutral.
Goldman Sachs' revenues from prop trading finally revealed
Goldman Sachs finally revealed how much money it makes from proprietary trading.
Text: Goldman Sachs 8-K filing showing 2010 earnings under new disclosure standards
Text of Goldman Sachs 8-K filing showing 2010 earnings under new disclosure standards
Goldman vows to boost disclosure, avoid conflicts
Goldman Sachs Group Inc took a step toward greater transparency by pledging to disclose more about how it makes money, seeking to rebut criticism that it has been putting its own interest ahead of clients.
Goldman to improve disclosure
Goldman Sachs Group Inc , responding to pressure from shareholders, regulators and others, said it will disclose more information about how it makes money.
Scott Carter, CEO Goldline: Macro-economic trends driving gold for one decade remain firmly in place
Topics of this interview include Scott Carter highlighting the global dynamic of today's interest in gold, and how macro-economic trends continue to drive the decade long bull market of the precious metals. We also evaluate the possibility of seeing QE3 in 2011.
Brazil’s ‘currency war’ rhetoric is phoney
Brazil's Finance Minister Guido Mantega has accused the United States of engaging in currency manipulation, and said his country would raise this issue at the World Trade Organization (WTO), adding that the U.S. and Chinese policies are fomenting a trade war.
Goldman to disclose more to investors: source
Goldman Sachs Group Inc plans to start disclosing more financial information to investors, including how much of its revenue comes from trading and investing its own money, a person familiar with the matter said.
Goldman to disclose trading results to investors: source
Goldman Sachs Group Inc plans to start disclosing more financial information to investors, including how much of its revenue comes from trading its own money, a person familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Why Facebook Can't Shut Down
A rumor -- discovered to be a hoax -- that Facebook would shut down in March briefly lit up the blogosphere. There are reasons why a moment's thought shows this is wrong.
Prop traders are leaving Goldman Sachs
For all its dilution and exceptions, the Volcker Rule is no joke and has prompted the exodus of prop traders from big banks like Goldman Sachs.
Goldman traders to leave to start hedge fund: report
Goldman Sachs' last large proprietary trading team is planning to leave the bank in order to start an independent hedge fund, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
Facebook Shutdown Hoax Lights Up Internet
With rumours that Mark Zuckerberg has announced closure of the site, thousands are scurrying for answers on internet. Google Trends, Twitter and Yahoo Answers has been set on fire with the questions 'Is Facebook shutting down?'.
Market slips on bank worries, lackluster jobs data
Stocks fell on Friday after a court ruling in a key foreclosure case prompted investors to pull out of bank stocks, adding to weakness after a lackluster jobs report.
Wall Street expands in red-hot mainland China
JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley received approval from Chinese regulators to form joint ventures with domestic firms, which would allow them to participate in underwriting Chinese stock and bond offerings.
COLUMN: Daley appointed as CoS, JPMorgan the new Goldman Sachs?
Politicians now prefer to appoint JPMorgan executives to highly-visible positions rather than risk public outrage by choosing their Goldman Sachs counterparts.
Market ends lower on banks, lackluster jobs data
Stocks fell on Friday after a court ruling in a key foreclosure case prompted investors to pull out of bank stocks, adding to weakness after a lackluster jobs report.
Facebook documents reveal strong profits: source
Facebook is generating profits at a faster-than-expected rate, and will likely attract so many investors this year that it will have to disclose financial data similar to a publicly traded company by April 2012, according to a document distributed by Goldman Sachs.
Goldman planning to end Facebook solicitation: report
Interest in Facebook shares is so strong that Goldman Sachs Group Inc plans to stop soliciting interest from potential investors on Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the situation.
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