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JPMorgan Chase & Co., the biggest U.S. bank by assets, reclaimed the No. 1 title by market value as the impact of last year’s wrong-way bet on derivatives fades and investors wager on an investment-banking rebound.
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Wall Street investment banks, loathed by investors in 2011 and hobbled by weak trading last year, are poised for a return to the spotlight.
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A win for Morgan Stanley in a fight with Citigroup Inc. over the value of their brokerage joint venture could show the firm is playing a losing hand.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co . had more Japanese holdings than any U.S. lender and Citigroup Inc . counted Japan’s government among its biggest debtors before last week’s earthquake struck, according to KBW Inc.
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Wall Street bankers and traders, given hope by a market rebound in the first quarter, are now seeing earnings and paychecks threatened by turmoil in Greece in what is becoming an annual cycle.
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Regulators and investors have touted higher capital ratios as the path for banks to restore confidence. Morgan Stanley, the best-capitalized Wall Street firm, is proving that’s not enough.
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The Federal Reserve changed its annual set of tests for the 30 largest U.S. banks to incorporate the risk of a deeper slump in Asia, where Citigroup Inc. has a bigger presence than competitors.
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Antonio Guglielmi was in Italy watching a dull, tied-at-zero soccer game between AC Milan and S.S. Lazio of Rome, his hometown, at the beginning of February when his mind wandered to the subject of Europe’s banks. That’s something he thought about every day as a financial company analyst at Milan-based Mediobanca SpA.
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Moody’s Investors Service suffered a downgrade of its own as markets responded to the company’s rating cuts of 15 of the world’s largest banks by bidding up the value of their stocks and bonds.
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Moody’s Investors Service suffered a downgrade of its own as markets responded to the company’s rating cuts of 15 of the world’s largest banks by bidding up the value of their stocks and bonds.
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