UBS Finance Chief Voices Disappointment Over Swiss Capital Rules
UBS finance chief Todd Tuckner voiced his disappointment on Wednesday over proposed new Swiss capital regulations.
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Edward Jones, LPL, and Others Penalized for Excessive Small-Dollar Transaction Fees
State securities regulators reached settlements with Edward Jones, LPL, and three other firms after allegations of unreasonable commission charges.
Citi Expects Banking Fees, Trading Revenue to Climb Despite US Tariff "Anxiety"
Citigroup's Vis Raghavan said that performance in its banking and trading divisions will improve this quarter despite "anxiety" over U.S. tariffs.
Wells Fargo Spent Years Worried About the Past. Now it Can Focus on the Future.
The fourth-largest US bank plans growth and expansion in investment banking credit cards, and wealth management since it shed growth restriction.
UBS Ordered to Pay $1 Million in Wrongful Termination Case Against Advisor
UBS faces a significant setback after an arbitration panel ruled in favor of Randy S. Anderson, a financial advisor who claimed wrongful termination.
CAPTRUST Taps Wunderli as Head of M&A
CAPTRUST Financial Advisors announced that it has appointed Mike Wunderli as head of mergers and acquisitions (M&A).
Deutsche Bank Lifts S&P 500 Year-End Target Amid Wall Street Upgrade Wave
Deutsche Bank has raised its year-end target for the S&P 500 (^GSPC) to 6,550 from 6,150.
