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Sandler O'Neill & Partners LP, an investment bank for financial companies, has hired former Institutional Credit Partners LLC executive Carlos Mendez to lead its new structured-finance group.
June 16 -
With the global debt crisis set to corral investment banking's bull run, it's questionable whether the largest lenders can compensate for a resultant decline in a top source of profits.
June 15 -
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First Republic Bank in San Francisco continued its expansion in Los Angeles, hiring three City National Bank executives.
June 15 -
Investor confidence has declined, but concerns over the European economy appear to be easing, a monthly Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of fund managers found.
June 15 -
Most registered investment advisers spend decades building a practice based on a solid reputation with a core clientele.
June 15 -
Lincoln National Corp., one of three insurers to get bailed out by the U.S., said Monday it will repay the government with a planned sale of more than $1 billion of stock and debt.
June 15 -
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Chief executives are optimistic about the economy's prospects for the first time since the second quarter of 2007.
June 14 -
Client activity is down this quarter at JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s investment bank, though it is too early to determine if the slowing will affect second-quarter results, the unit's chief executive said.
June 14 -
Barclays Wealth, the private banking unit of Barclays PLC, is "close" to agreeing on setting up a private banking joint venture with Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp., a person familiar with the situation said Friday.
June 14 -
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Banks expect hybrid annuities with long-term-care riders to be the next hot product on brokerage platforms, as soon as product providers ramp up their offerings in this area, a Kehrer-Limra executive said.
June 11 -
Brokers started streaming from wire houses a couple of years ago, and judging from the experience of Columbia State Bank in Tacoma, there are plenty still interested in leaving.
June 11 -
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s $2 billion Hudson Mezzanine collateralized debt obligation, sold in 2006, is the target of a probe by the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
June 11 -
American International Group Inc. may still receive $35.5 billion for an Asian division after a purchase agreement with Prudential PLC collapsed last week, the Treasury Department said.
June 11 -
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LPL Financial may be in its quiet period, but industry observers are happy to talk about the broader effects of the Boston financial services company's coming initial public offering.
June 9 -
There's a growing divide between the way bankers and consumers view the banking industry, according to the annual Bank Administration Institute Index of Bank Consumer Sentiment.
June 9 -
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the investment bank liquidating in bankruptcy, asked for court permission to invest $255 million in a 21-story building at 237 Park Avenue in New York.
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