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Jun 18 2013 13:52 BST
Commodity Futures Trading Commission faces top-level shake-up
In the past month bankers and lawyers from Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase have streamed into a dark brick Washington office building where the future of finance is being shaped. The high-powered visitors to the home of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission testify to its rise from an obscureBy Gregory Meyer
Jun 17 2013 23:53 BST
Dotcom investment: Internet start-ups are profitable but still constrained by markets
As one of the original investors in several Russian internet success stories like Yandex, the search engine, and Ozon, the online retailer, Leonid Boguslavsky has the uncanny ability to pick a winner. When Mr Boguslavsky's company ru-Net Ventures invested in Yandex in 1999, for example, the company was valued atBy Charles Clover
Jun 17 2013 17:39 BST
Inside Business: Rising rates carry different risks for US banks
As the new chief risk officer of JPMorgan Chase, Ashley Bacon is a man paid to worry. But it is still useful to glean what precisely he is worrying about. "It could be a shockwave when the bond market eventually turns," he told me last week. "We have to beBy Tom Braithwaite
Jun 17 2013 00:03 BST
JPMorgan set to launch asset tracking service
JPMorgan Chase will on Monday unveil its attempt to capture a slice of the growing business of managing the billions of dollars worth of cash and securities that funds and companies will need to stump up to back their derivatives trades. The US investment bank says it has created aBy Tracy Alloway in New York and Philip Stafford in London
Jun 16 2013 19:00 BST
Bid to relaunch synthetic CDO unravels
An attempt by two big Wall Street banks to revive notorious credit boom-era securities blamed for exacerbating the global financial crisis has failed after investors balked at buying some of the derivatives on offer. JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley have scrapped a plan to sell "synthetic collateralised debt obligations" -By Tracy Alloway, Tom Braithwaite and Dan McCrum in New York
Jun 16 2013 16:44 BST
US banks: holding pattern
The scariest thing in the bond markets is no longer the stability of banks, but the stability of interest rates because of the possibility that the Federal Reserve will slow its bond purchases. It is not too surprising, then, that markets have shrugged at the latest suggestion that bonds of
Jun 14 2013 20:41 BST
RBS headhunter starts search for anti-hero
Antony Jenkins does not have a twin brother. But if the Barclays chief executive did, he would probably be in hot demand. Mr Jenkins, who was elevated from his role as head of Barclays' retail banking operations to run the whole group last summer, has become the poster boy forBy Patrick Jenkins, Banking Editor
Jun 14 2013 19:20 BST
JPMorgan Chase to spin off its private equity arm
JPMorgan Chase is spinning off One Equity Partners, its private equity arm, as part of an effort to streamline the sprawling bank and inject outside capital into the fund. OEP, which manages a $4.5bn fund exclusively for JPMorgan, would "become independent" and raise its next fund from external limited partners,By Tom Braithwaite and Dan McCrum in New York
Jun 13 2013 19:57 BST
JPMorgan names Ashley Bacon as new head of risk
JPMorgan Chase's chief risk officer, John Hogan, is being replaced by his deputy, Ashley Bacon, a British executive who was drafted in to clean up after the London Whale trading debacle. Mr Bacon, 43, was a favourite of Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan's chief executive, even before he was asked to dealBy Tom Braithwaite in New York
Jun 13 2013 00:37 BST
Coty raises $1bn from initial public offering
Coty raised $1bn from an initial public offering as the beauty products group became the second largest consumer products company to float its shares on the US market during the last decade. The company, which creates fragrance lines for luxury brands such as Calvin Klein and Bottega Veneta as wellBy Elizabeth Paton and Arash Massoudi in New York
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Jun 17 2013 13:00 BST
J.P. Morgan Introduces Enhanced Collateral Management Services
Jun 14 2013 14:00 BST
JPMorgan Chase Announces One Equity Partners to Raise Future Funds Independently
Jun 12 2013 18:00 BST
Chase Promotes Mark Bensabat to Lead Middle Market Banking in the Southeast
Jun 06 2013 20:46 BST
JPMorgan Chase Receives “2013 Work Life Legacy Military Award” for Its Efforts to Help Military Veterans Successfully Transition to Civilian Life
Jun 05 2013 20:00 BST
Chase-Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Survey Reveals Phoenix Area Small Business Owners’ Positive Outlook on Local and National Economy

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