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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley may consider dropping their status as bank holding companies to avoid expenses tied to the Volcker rule, said David Hilder, an analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group LLP.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc., whose shares have fallen 43 percent this year, may report its lowest quarterly profit since the 2008 financial crisis. Far from Wall Street, Wells Fargo & Co. is headed for record earnings.
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Two decades after Citigroup Inc.’s William Rhodes helped Latin American nations restructure their debts, investors are telling him a similar solution may fix the euro area’s borrowing crisis.
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Carsten Kengeter ’s appointment as head of investment banking at UBS AG , Switzerland’s largest lender, is one more sign that on Wall Street debt is king.
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UBS AG , which has lost at least 50 dealmakers from its U.S. investment bank since 2009, remains committed to the unit and aims to reach a top-five rank, said Matthew Grounds , global co-head of investment banking.
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A Delaware judge’s public rebuke of Barclays Plc over conflicts of interest in the sale of Del Monte Foods Co. may become a calling card for boutique advisory firms such as Rothschild and Greenhill & Co.
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The revolving door between Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and central banks is spinning again.
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Four bankers who worked at Credit Suisse Group AG were charged with conspiring to help U.S. clients evade taxes through secret bank accounts, according to an indictment yesterday and people familiar with the matter.
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Ken Griffin, founder of $11 billion hedge fund Citadel LLC, is in talks to sell his investment bank and is shutting its equity-research group, ending a three-year effort to build a business he said would rival Goldman Sachs Group Inc., according to two people briefed on the move.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. selected 110 people to become partners, up from 94 in the last round two years ago, as Wall Street rebounds from the financial crisis.
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