investment banking
Coverage of investment banking in the Nexus archive.
- Deutsche Bank CFO Akram Sees Trading Momentum Continue
Deutsche Bank's second-quarter fixed-income trading revenue increased 16% year-over-year to €2.6 billion, exceeding analyst estimates and outperforming Wall Street peers. CFO Raja Akram noted continued trading momentum into July, with strong pipelines in markets and investment banking, and expressed confidence in reaching the bank's full-year revenue target.
- Deutsche Bank CFO Sees Trading Momentum Continue in July
Deutsche Bank CFO Raja Akram reports continued trading momentum in July, with full pipelines in market and investment banking. The bank's fixed-income trading revenue rose in the second quarter, outperforming most U.S. peers.
- The AI boom just found two new winners: Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase
Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase are major beneficiaries of the AI boom, with record revenue driven by increased trading and investment banking activities.
- JPMorgan Chase profit hits $16.9 billion in the second quarter, boosted again by market volatility
JPMorgan Chase reported a $16.9 billion second-quarter profit, driven by record revenue in its equities trading division due to market volatility linked to the war in Iran. Wells Fargo also saw a 22% rise in net income to $6.4 billion, with growth in investment banking and markets revenue.
- Wells Fargo's profit surged past expectations on wealth and investment banking gains
Wells Fargo reported a second-quarter profit of $2.00 per share, exceeding analyst expectations of $1.72 per share, driven by gains in wealth and investment banking.
- JPMorgan Chase profit hits $16.9 billion in the second quarter, boosted again by market volatility
JPMorgan Chase reported a $16.9 billion profit in the second quarter, driven by record revenue across all business lines, particularly in equities trading fueled by market volatility from the war in Iran. The bank's investment banking division revenue rose 30%, with analysts forecasting continued strong M&A and IPO activity through 2026.
- JPMorgan Chase profit hits $16.9 billion in the second quarter, boosted again by market volatility
JPMorgan Chase reported a $16.9 billion second-quarter profit, driven by a 35% revenue increase in its markets division and an 86% surge in equity markets revenue due to market volatility from the war in Iran. Wells Fargo also saw a 22% rise in net income to $6.4 billion, with investment banking revenue growing 20% and markets revenue up 24%.
- I gave up my investment banking career to operate short-term rentals. Now I can be the father I want to be.
Michael Chang left his investment banking career to operate short-term rentals, allowing him to be a more present father. His business now includes eight homes and a mentorship program, with support from his wife Elizabeth.
- Hot job alert: OpenAI is hiring an investment banker, paying up to $205K plus equity
OpenAI is hiring an investment banking subject matter expert for its Applied AI team in San Francisco, offering base pay up to $205,000 plus equity. The role focuses on defining AI-assisted investment banking workflows and evaluating AI model capabilities, reflecting OpenAI's push into the enterprise market.
- JPMorgan Chase promotes Petno, Rohrbaugh to copresidents, setting up two more successors for Dimon
JPMorgan Chase promoted Doug Petno and Troy Rohrbaugh to copresidents, positioning them as potential successors to CEO Jamie Dimon. Marianne Lake, a former top executive, will retire at year-end, removing a previously speculated successor. The moves reflect the bank's focus on developing leadership from its commercial and investment banking divisions.
- United Capital’s African expansion driving growth in regional investment banking
United Capital's expansion across African markets is driving growth in regional investment banking. Dan Aibangbe examines the impact of this expansion on the industry.
- How Olympian Sasha Cohen made second career in investment banking: ‘I was never going to be defined by what I did at 21’
Olympian Sasha Cohen transitioned to a second career in investment banking, emphasizing her desire to pursue new goals beyond her achievements at 21. She expressed that her best life moments should not be confined to her twenties.
- Citigroup’s Profitability Target Falls Short of Expectations
Citigroup's profitability target fell short of expectations. The company's performance was lower than anticipated, indicating a potential decline in financial stability. This shortfall may impact investor confidence and overall market outlook.