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Andrew Samu

Goldman Sachs’ Investment Banking Stumbles Despite Record Equities in Q1 2025

Yesterday, Goldman Sachs reported 2025 first quarter earnings. Net earnings have grown from the fourth quarter of 2024 from $4.11 billion to $4.74 billion in …

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Quantum’s Promise for Financial Institutions

The world is waking up to the potential of quantum computing. Both it’s potential for ...
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Bitcoin Boom Slows at BlackRock in Q1 2025

It’s been a busy few months at BlackRock. First, we heard from Larry Fink in ...
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First XRP ETF Outperforms Crypto Market (XXRP)

Yesterday the Dow Jones and S&P 500 both surged on the news of Trump’s pause ...
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An equity trader throws client documents into a home office wastepaper basket, making a mental note to deal with its proper disposal later; a front-office salesperson unknowingly discusses confidential information in earshot of a roommate, who happens to work at a competing dealer; a bond trader working remotely leaves their computer unlocked and steps out to run an errand, and another house member quickly uses the computer to access the Internet, unaware that “hotkeys” are enabled, resulting in unintentional buying and selling of various securities; and a financial adviser, frustrated at being unable to dial into a recorded phone line, gives up and calls the client using his personal mobile phone.
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