US banks
Coverage of US banks in the Nexus archive.
- Trump regulators vow to end left-wing ‘shakedown’ of US banks
Comptroller of the Currency Jonathan Gould has vowed to end what he describes as a decades-long 'shakedown' by left-wing activist groups, which he claims have extracted billions from US banks.
- ‘Ridiculously Tight’ US Preferred Spreads Risk Trapping Buyers
US banks are raising regulatory capital at the tightest valuations since the financial crisis, unsettling seasoned investors. Preferred spreads are described as 'ridiculously tight,' posing risks to buyers.
- Asia AI bets power record equities run for Wall Street banks
Increased investments in semiconductors in Asia, driven by AI initiatives, are contributing to record equity growth and higher regional revenues for US banks. The focus on AI and semiconductor investments has become a key factor in boosting financial performance for Wall Street banks.
- Wall Street feasts on fees from SpaceX IPO and mega-mergers
Top US banks are benefiting from a revival of large deals, driven by AI optimism and strong consumer data fueling a market rally. Wall Street is profiting from fees associated with SpaceX's IPO and mega-mergers.
- Federal Reserve says U.S. banks can withstand $708 billion in losses amid overhaul of capital rules
The Federal Reserve stated that U.S. banks can withstand $708 billion in losses during an overhaul of capital rules. The annual stress test results will not impact capital requirements this year.
- The risks to the legacy of Barney Frank
The article discusses concerns about the undermining of a key feature in the annual stress test for US banks, which is part of Barney Frank's financial regulatory legacy. The stress test is an important tool established after the 2008 financial crisis to ensure bank stability and resilience.
- US banks expect ‘slow, then fast’ shift to digitized finance: Moody's
US banks are preparing for a surge in adoption of digitized finance to avoid being caught off guard by a sudden shift in market demand, according to Moody's. Traditional financial institutions expect a slow then fast shift. This preparation is driven by the need to stay competitive.
- White House reveals US banks 'refused' to attend meetings to resolve stablecoin rewards issue in CLARITY Act
The White House is working to resolve issues with stablecoin rewards under the CLARITY Act. US banks have been reluctant to attend meetings on the matter. The goal is to find a resolution that benefits all parties involved.