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Banks
Mike Mayo ❤️ Citi
...But, of course, there’s a reason why it’s widely called Shitibank; the sprawling, gormless Citi has for a v v v very long time proven adept at blithely ambling onto various rakes around the world....
January 2, 2024
ETF Hub
Volatile markets increase appeal of ETFs with a buffer
...Financial markets may have hit the buffers last year, but this did make one type of investment a lot more popular: buffered exchange traded funds....
April 24, 2023
FT Live
Financial Adviser Service Awards 2024
Who gives you 5 star service?
Thursday, 21 NovemberNatural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, UK
The Future of Money
In financial services 70% of Bame workers report discrimination Premium content
...New survey data released today by Reboot, a financial services campaign group focused on race and ethnicity in the workplace, seems to confirm this idea....
December 5, 2022
News in-depthNikkei Asia
Japan readies ‘last hope’ measures to stop falling births
...services....
February 22, 2023
The Future of Money
Payments and ecommerce tie the knot Premium content
...try over and over to introduce payments and financial services....
May 30, 2022
Indian business & finance
India accelerates drive to offload company stakes in rush for cash
...A version of this article was first published by Nikkei Asia on July 19. ©2022 Nikkei Inc. All rights reserved....
July 24, 2022
FT Live
Financial Advice Forum
Optimising client centric advice in uncertain times
Tuesday, 24 September8-14 Cooper's Row, London EC3N 2BQ, UK
The Future of Money
Inside Mastercard’s first party in the metaverse Premium content
...We are a software as a service business. We charge banks a transactional fee. Every loan that we analyse is a transactional charge....
April 11, 2022
#techFT
Apple soars above supply problems
...Revenues from services jumped 24 per cent to $19.5bn. This included its cut from App Store purchases, which came under fire again on Thursday....
January 28, 2022
The Future of Money
The new bank on the block Premium content
...Write to the FintechFT team at imani.moise@ft.com and sid.v@ft.com....
January 24, 2022
#techFT
Facebook’s game of clouds
...Automation an automatic choiceJapan Inc has found a new purpose for automation: business continuity in the uncertain era of Covid-19....
October 26, 2020
Investment Banking
Citi warns markets are out of step with grim reality
...“Markets are pricing a V [shaped recovery], everyone’s coming back to work, and this is going to be fine,” Mr Falco said. “I don’t think it’s going to be that easy quite frankly.”...
May 31, 2020
Special ReportLawyers in a Crisis
The top FT stories read by the legal world in the coronavirus lockdown
...With titles ranging from BBC presenter Carrie Gracie’s Equal, about her battle for equal pay, to Creativity, Inc, by Ed Catmull, ex-chief executive of animation company Pixar, there will be something for...
April 23, 2020
Airlines
US airlines eye job cuts once bailout strings expire
...Delta stock would need to multiply from $22 now to about $575, according to Financial Times calculations, for taxpayers to make back their outlay....
May 14, 2020
News in-depthThe Big Read
Stockpickers turn to big data to arrest decline
...On the last Sunday of April 2019, a sleek Gulfstream V jet belonging to Occidental Petroleum touched down at Omaha airport....
February 11, 2020
Jonathan Guthrie
The fallacy behind the rise of passive fund management
...jonathan.guthrie@ft.com Letters in response to this column: Focus on the haystack — not on the needles / From Brendan P Geary, Washington, DC, US Active v passive: put more faith in market forces / From...
January 15, 2020
FT Live
Financial Times @COP
FT Live events coinciding with COP
Monday, 11 NovemberBaku, Azerbaijan
J D Wetherspoon PLC
Wetherspoon founder takes swipe at big shareholders
...In this financial year the group has opened one pub and disposed of four, with plans to open 15 more....
November 13, 2019
Unhedged
Navigating wind shifts matters for investors Premium content
...USA Inc — in other words offering a dire signal on the outlook”....
June 16, 2020
Financial Advice
Supreme Court ruling increases the risks of pressing ‘forward’
...The court’s March decision Lorenzo v SEC effectively expanded liability for financial advisers and their staff, ruling that a person who knowingly distributes false statements — even if they did not actually...
June 27, 2019
Equities
Markets Now - Tuesday 31st March 2020
...WPP will also reduce is planned capex from £400m to v£300m....
March 31, 2020
EU financial regulation
Visa and Mastercard to cut foreign card fees in EU
...Retailers will be charged an average of 40 per cent less on purchases made in the European Economic Area using Mastercard, Maestro, Visa, Visa Electron and V-PAY credit and debit cards issued in countries...
April 29, 2019
FirstFT
FirstFT: Today’s top stories
...(FT) Milan v Madrid Southern Europe’s two main financial centres were both hit by the 2008 crash, but prices in Madrid have raced ahead of those in its Italian cousin since....
March 19, 2019
US & Canadian companies
Credit Suisse and JPMorgan vie to lead Lyft IPO
...The San Francisco-based company has hired the IPO advisory firm Class V, which was founded by Lise Buyer, a former investor and investment banker who worked on Google’s 2004 public offering....
September 26, 2018
Technology sector
Growth jitters send investors heading for tech exit
...‘Everybody’s been looking for the sign’ “It has been quite a week,” said Lise Buyer, who advises companies on their initial public offerings at Class V Group....
October 26, 2018
Fund management
Movers and shakers, February 12
...• Scott Couto has joined Columbia Threadneedle Investments as head of North America for the $495bn asset management arm of Ameriprise Financial, the US financial services provider....
February 12, 2018
FT SeriesEurope’s corporate comeback
Is Europe’s robust corporate comeback sustainable?
...Paris, Berlin, Frankfurt, Dublin and Luxembourg are all benefiting from a shift in financial services jobs and increased investment....
October 14, 2018

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