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The Bank of England has proposed to consult large private capital groups, including Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Carlyle and Oaktree, on the scenario it will use to test how the $16tn market for fi...
Goldmans Sachs has agreed to buy Innovator Capital Management, a provider of defined-outcome ETFs, for about $2 billion. Innovator had $28 billion of assets under supervision across 159 ETFs as of Sep...
Australia’s inflation accelerated in October, exceeding analysts’ estimates and rising at its fastest pace in seven months, data from Australian Bureau of Statistics showed Wednesday. The consumer pri...
Blue Owl has blocked redemptions in one of its earliest private credit funds as it merges with a larger vehicle overseen by the asset manager in a deal that could leave investors with large losses. In...
Huntington Bank will acquire Texas- and Mississippi-based Cadence Bank in a $7.4 billion, all-stock transaction that’s expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, the banks said Monday. It’s the s...
UK banks' online services are beginning to recover after a problem with Amazon Web Services (AWS) caused widespread outages across several apps and websites. According to website Downdetector, the out...
“I probably shouldn't say this, but when you see one cockroach, there are probably more.” Jamie Dimon, boss of JPMorgan Chase, America’s biggest bank, offered a warning on October 14th that the recent...
The stockmarket is not the economy, as the old investing cliché goes. That is obvious enough to anyone paying attention in America this year. President Donald Trump’s tariff fervour has dented growth,...
Auto-parts supplier First Brands crashed into bankruptcy last month. Now, banks are sifting through their exposure to the company and its chain of customers and suppliers. Jefferies Financial on Wedne...
US bank Fifth Third has struck a $10.9bn all-stock deal to buy Comerica, in the latest example of regional banks combining to compete with larger rivals. The deal, announced on Monday, will propel Fi...