Through strategic moves in wealth management, investment banking, cost-cutting, and risk management, UBS has set itself apart as a leader in the global banking sector.
Morgan Stanley recently got approval to operate in China’s futures market, a move that aligns with China's ongoing efforts to open its financial markets to ...
When discussing the LIBOR trials, it can be easy to forget that real lives have been affected. But it is necessary to look at the very real damage done.
DisruptionBanking has investigated the LIBOR trials extensively. This has led us to one, firm opinion: that a serious miscarriage of justice has taken place.
Dimon outlines three factors that he believes will significantly shape the US and global economies in 2022: the war in Ukraine (and its unpredictable outcomes), a strong post-pandemic US economy, and high inflation.
This situation highlights what many are beginning to see as the main issue of junior markets like AIM. Although ASOS was able to build a successful company while listed, they’ve reached a pivotal point where growth is no longer possible without graduating to a main market.
2021 was a spectacular year for JPMorgan. But with high earnings comes the question, can this performance be sustained? What can JPMorgan shareholders expect in the future?
2021 was a big year for IPOs. With almost 1,500 companies listing around the world, the number of IPOs nearly doubled in 2021 compared to the year before. The amount of capital raised surpassed $525 billion.
As Christmas and the New Year approaches, pour yourself a glass of Bailey’s (or perhaps something more expensive if you’re one of this year’s crypto winners) and look back at some of the winners and losers of 2021.
Who are the most notorious rogue traders? Do their stories share common features? Is the phenomenon of "rogue trading" an inherent part of the industry, or can better regulation and workplace culture protect against such activity?
Eight years after one of the most controversial initial public offerings of the decade, let’s revisit the Royal Mail IPO. The price of the Royal Mail stock (LON: RMG) skyrocketed shortly after it had begun trading on the London Stock Exchange. For months and years, the company was deemed undervalued and its IPO stock price a bargain.
Every now and again, something happens in the banking sector that makes you amazed nobody is going to prison. Last week it was reported that the European Commission has fined four of the world’s largest banks for involvement in price fixing on the foreign exchange markets.
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