Since the global financial crisis, regulators have restricted the lending abilities of traditional banks, leaving the riskier bits to non-bank financial institutions. The policy may have gravely backfired

One of the world’s best-known bankers has become the longest-serving CEO on Wall Street. Known for his charismatic charm, ‘fortress balance sheet’ and driving a shift towards conscious capitalism, it’s little wonder that Jamie Dimon has become the posterboy for America’s banking industry

The recent success of Suni Harford, Alison Rose and Jane Fraser is promising news for an industry dominated by male leaders, but barriers to progression remain – and that starts with the culture

With no sign of clear skies ahead, the markets present the illusion of having already weathered the pandemic-induced economic storm. But how accurate is this view?

A number of key international exchanges, including the FTSE 100 and Taiwan’s bourse, are experiencing the damaging ripple effects of the US market tumult

The Wall Street stock market is six months away from becoming the longest-running stock rally in history

Worst start to the year since before the financial crisis hits Wall Street’s biggest fixed income firms, but not every investment bank is worried

After two years of negotiations, the Volcker rule – cornerstone of the Dodd-Frank Act – has finally been approved