Investment banking

Trump’s return to the White House has created a medley of additional challenges

With progress in AI, the showhorses may yet eclipse the more technically skilled workhorses

Venkat’s effort to balance trading and retail banking appears to be paying off

London-listed lender announces £500mn share buyback even as it sets aside further £235mn for UK car finance payouts

Concerns mount about hidden exposure to private capital firms and hedge funds in wake of credit market wobbles

Work meetups rarely deliver epiphanies but allow old colleagues to enjoy their former selves

Revival in core Wall Street businesses powers forecast-beating results across America’s biggest banks

With further rate cuts likely amid a light-touch regulatory environment, the good times are set to continue

JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup buoyed by return of dealmaking

Acquisition will deepen Wall Street bank’s asset management business

Dealmaking rebound finally arrives with large banks expected to report highest advisory and capital markets fees since 2021

Filippo Gori will hand over to Conor Hillery and Matthieu Wiltz but remains co-head of global banking at Wall Street lender

Issuance surges in jurisdictions known for lighter-touch documentation amid strong demand for high-yield debt

JPMorgan banker Vis Raghavan was a surprise pick to run Citigroup’s banking unit. A year in, he sits down with the FT

Maybe the pyramid structure of investment banks will start to look more like a diamond

Second-largest Japanese bank keen on overseas expansion and taking advantage of increased deals activity

Adding some steel to the golden fetters

Government will be allowed to make some changes by executive ordinance rather than parliamentary process

Japanese group ready to take on American rivals in US market after completing integration of Greenhill

JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank among lenders competing for country’s businesses