Morgan Stanley’s Dealmaking, Trading Businesses Dent Earnings
Morgan Stanley rose the most in six months after company executives said the worst may be over for the firm’s trading and investment-banking slump.
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Wall Street Divided Over Just How Bad Goldman Sachs’ Earnings Will Be
Bank analysts are sharply divided over just how bad Goldman Sachs’ second-quarter earnings will be, offering a much wider range of estimates.
Wells Fargo Lifts Net Interest Income Guidance on Rate Hikes
Wells Fargo & Co. earned more net interest income than analysts expected in the second quarter and lifted its guidance for the full year.
Jamie Dimon Says Some Rivals Are ‘Dancing in the Streets’
Jamie Dimon and his big bank are channeling Martha and the Vandellas.
BlackRock Assets Rise to $9.4 Trillion During Mixed Quarter
BlackRock Inc.’s assets under management rose to $9.4T, but flows into money manager’s long-term products widely missed analysts’ expectations.
Allianz US Unit Ordered to Pay $6 Billion in Securities Fraud Case
NY judge ordered a unit of Allianz SE to pay about $6 billion as punishment for misrepresenting the investment risk posed by a group of hedge funds.
Pimco Looks to Alternatives as Credit Market Nears Boiling Point
Pacific Investment Mgmt. has decent record of betting on distress. Almost decade ago firm managed cope with chaotic departure of founder Bill Gross.
